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It was late at night just before 11 p.m. on August 28, 2001, when 15-year-old Jesse Marie Twilight Song Crooks, who went by Twilight, took a late-night

phone call at her home on Larmine Mill Road in Plano, Kentucky.

The call came from a phone booth at the Plano Country Store.

Twilight's parents thought that she was doing her homework that night, taking a shower and going to bed.

But a few minutes after getting that phone call,

Twilight snuck out of her house.

Twilight's friends told police that was a regular thing for her,

that when she wanted to sneak out,

she would run the shower to cover the fact that she was slipping out the door

or opening and going through the

window. According to police reports, when Twilight left her house that night, she was wearing

pajamas and was barefoot. But when her body was found on September 10th, 2001, Twilight was

wearing a high school jersey with the number 10 on the back and her blue jeans.

Investigators have said they believe Twilight knew the person that she was heading out to meet.

But Twilight went to Greenwood High School, and the jersey was from Edmonton High School.

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