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On January 28, 2001, Super Bowl Sunday, 18-year-old Jill Lynn Yuto was getting ready to go watch the big game with her family. Her plan was to go over to her mother, Joanne Browning's house, where her younger sister, Jenna, also lived. They were planning to eat tacos and watch the Baltimore Ravens play the New York Giants.

Joanne, her husband, Jill's stepfather, and Joanne's sister, Jenna, lived a few miles away from where Jill lived in her studio apartment at 600, St. James Street. The Cross Street there was North McBride.

Though they lived separately, Jill was

constantly in touch with her family. Jenna told Dateline that for her big sister, who she described

as fiercely independent, getting her own place was a big achievement for her. Jill loved living

on her own. Jill had dropped out of school in the ninth grade.

She got her GED and since then had worked hard to support herself,

sometimes working two jobs at a time.

Jenna told Dateline that surprisingly, that day they were not rooting for a New York team.

They wanted Baltimore to win over the Giants.

Not because they were Baltimore superfans,

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