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It's hiker. Somebody taking your 17 year old kid and killing her.

Jessica's murder became the biggest unsolved murder case in the state.

The shocking thing about this case was that it was right there in front of him. Nobody did a thing

about it. It was early morning in Bullock County, Kentucky. The Dishon family went about their

usual routine. Edna was ready for work a little after 5.30 a.m. My ex-her husband got their two

boys up a little after that. They had to catch the bus to school at 6.30 a.m. He looked at it on

his daughter Jessica. She was still sleeping. He let her sleep though because she was 16 and

enabled to get herself to school. When Jessica's mother Edna got home around 1 p.m. she noticed

that Jessica's car was still parked in the front of the house. But Jessica wasn't home.

Inside of her car, Edna found Jessica's purse, phone, and a single shoe.

The phone had the number 9 and the number 1 dialed in, but the call hadn't been sent.

Jessica was missing. The dark secret to Jessica's disappearance wouldn't be uncovered

for 14 years. There are 120,000 unsolved murder cases in America. Each one is called a cold case,

and only 1% are ever solved. You're listening to cold case files the podcast from A&E.

Edna did everything she could think of to look for her missing daughter. She talked with Mike,

she talked with the school. She even went to the restaurant where Jessica worked and talked to

her best friend Sarah. But she didn't find Jessica. Jessica hadn't even made it to school that day,

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