MO SUZANNE STREETER, STACY McCALL, SHERRILL LEVITT: Missing from Springfield, MO - 7 June 1992 - Age 19, 18, 47

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Sherrill Levitt, Suzanne Streeter and Stacy McCall disappeared from the Levitt house at 1717 East Delmar Street in Springfield, Missouri on June 7, 1992.
 
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Guess Who said:
Yes. So many possibilities and I'm not stuck on any of them.
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I'm not either although some I do feel some more unlikely than others.

The "erased" message and the fact others went into the home and played the messages etc. and such got deleted REALLY bothers me. Other things do too but that is a KEY one that bothers me. Proof though to favor one scenario over another, not really in what we have or know...
 
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It's Been 31 Years Since the 'Springfield 3' Went Missing — Here's Everything to Know About The Case

Sherill Levitt, 47, her daughter Suzanne Streeter, 19, and Streeter's friend, Stacy McCall, 19, haven't been seen for 31 years
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By Corin Cesaric
Published on June 7, 2023 02:19 PM
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It has been 31 years since three women vanished without a trace from a home in Springfield, Mo., and their loved ones — and community — are still searching for answers.


On June 7, 1992, 47-year-old Sherill Levitt, her daughter 19-year-old Suzanne Streeter and Streeter's friend, 18-year-old Stacy McCall, disappeared from Levitt and Streeter's Springfield home. They haven't been seen or heard from since.


Nicknamed the "Springfield Three," the women's disappearances have stumped investigators for more than three decades, but authorities are still asking the public for any information that would help solve the mystery that has shaken the Missouri town.


Here's everything we know about the cold case:

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Details at link. ~Summer
 

Republication of Three Missing Women novel features epilogue interview with Janis McCall​

One of the first fiction books inspired by the Three Missing Women case will be republished later this month, this edition featuring an insider's interview with Janis McCall.

The book, "Gone in the Night: The Story of the Springfield Three," will be re-released by World Castle Publishing on June 26. It was originally published in September 2020 by W&B Publishers, now defunct.

Co-written by father and son duo Alan and Brian Brown, "Gone in the Night" is a mystery novel that puts a fiction twist on the Three Missing Women case. The novel follows Brian as he works with Detective Booger McClain (a fictional private investigator) to reinvestigate the case in 2020.


The re-release of "Gone in the Night" will be available on June 26 on Amazon and at ABC Books in Springfield.
 
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‘The Springfield Three’: 32 years since the disappearance of Suzie Streeter, Sherill Levitt, and Stacy McCall

Friday marks 32 years since the disappearance of three women from Springfield, a high-profile case known as “The Springfield Three.”
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‘The Springfield Three’: 32 years since the disappearance of Suzie Streeter, Sherill Levitt, and Stacy McCall​

Friday marks 32 years since the disappearance of three women from Springfield, a high-profile case known as “The Springfield Three.”

With assistance from the Federal Bureau of Investigations, Missouri State Highway Patrol, and numerous other law enforcement agencies, the Springfield Police Department says authorities have conducted an extensive investigation into the lives of the missing women. But there have been no positive leads concerning the reason for their disappearance or their location.

Few new leads have emerged in recent years, but the push for information continues.
 
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‘The Springfield Three’: 32 years since the disappearance of Suzie Streeter, Sherill Levitt, and Stacy McCall

Friday marks 32 years since the disappearance of three women from Springfield, a high-profile case known as “The Springfield Three.”
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‘The Springfield Three’: 32 years since the disappearance of Suzie Streeter, Sherill Levitt, and Stacy McCall​

Friday marks 32 years since the disappearance of three women from Springfield, a high-profile case known as “The Springfield Three.”

With assistance from the Federal Bureau of Investigations, Missouri State Highway Patrol, and numerous other law enforcement agencies, the Springfield Police Department says authorities have conducted an extensive investigation into the lives of the missing women. But there have been no positive leads concerning the reason for their disappearance or their location.

Few new leads have emerged in recent years, but the push for information continues.
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It sounds like a stranger took them. A serial killer?
 
Things that bother me to this day are wasn't there a broken light bulb on the porch that a friend and her bf or someone found the next day and swept up... Also who was it who went in the home and ran phone messages and ended up with them or one deleted, was it the mom of the other girl, can't quite recall? AND started cleaning, etc. And wasn't it some obscene or stalking kind of message. NIce job there, NOT.

Who knows what the heck happened, this one is a sheer mystery but those things bother me greatly. So do the purses.
 
GrandmaBear said:
Things that bother me to this day are wasn't there a broken light bulb on the porch that a friend and her bf or someone found the next day and swept up... Also who was it who went in the home and ran phone messages and ended up with them or one deleted, was it the mom of the other girl, can't quite recall? AND started cleaning, etc. And wasn't it some obscene or stalking kind of message. NIce job there, NOT.

Who knows what the heck happened, this one is a sheer mystery but those things bother me greatly. So do the purses.
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To be fair, it happened in the days before CSI type shows and they very well might have thought they were helping in cleaning up a mess. I could picture my mom doing this just because she wouldn't want the mess at the house to be shown on TV. Nah, come to think of it, she would definitely still do that.
 
Guess Who said:
To be fair, it happened in the days before CSI type shows and they very well might have thought they were helping in cleaning up a mess. I could picture my mom doing this just because she wouldn't want the mess at the house to be shown on TV. Nah, come to think of it, she would definitely still do that.
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I can picture my mom doing it as well, so I get that lol. One time she was working home care and many do her patients were in our small city. While I was at work she'd stop by my house if she had time to kill and I was fine with it. However, one day I had someone telling me I never called them back and was a bit peeved at me and I said you never called me what are you talking about and then learned they had left a message. To make a long story short, my mother had run my answering machine and then the messages were deleted, you know the old kind, I think this was likely a cordless with a built in answering machine in the base as far as where to play them. I was NOT happy to learn she was checking my messages lol. And I called her out and she couldn't really give a good explanation other than overinvolvement (which she did not admit to of course) and had some egg on her face when knowing she was caught out. I was in the 20s at the time, long, long time ago.

BUT in this case, this isn't the mom of the mom who owned he home. Each is a mom of each girl wasn't that who did it? She is in someone else's home, not HER DAUGHTER'S home as I am referring to with my mom and likely you with yours and you woudln't just walk in either and then stay. I wouldn't anyhow. EVER. You have no right. And if in a panic and worried about her daughter, you may walk in to check but then you'd call cops and not start messing with things.

I'm just saying these things stand out to me to this day AND she lost a message that apparently was obscene or stalking or some such.

Not sure what CSI has to do with it. And yes my mom would do the same. In MY house, not in some other mother's house unless her best friend and no missing child or other child or the one's mother also missing. I'd have a fit if I came home and found someone doing such EVEN IF A FRIEND. I had a friend once stop by my home before cellphones, we were camping and I was already at the campground and she wanted a blender and forgot hers and stopped by my home in my town and started going through my cupboards and found one and showed up with it. I was NOT HAPPY. We were tight close friends but not where I was okay with that whatsoever and she well should have known it and I'd have never done the same to her. My home is my sanctuary and MY space and back then mine and my kids and NO no one just enters and helps selves unannounced or for sure when I am not even home.

I THINK it is strange or very intrusive quite honestly and I find it also odd because she cleaned and she lost a message that may have had import. And the cleaning was arguably the last place they had been when they went missing.

Misguided at best. And out of line.
 
GrandmaBear said:
I can picture my mom doing it as well, so I get that lol. One time she was working home care and many do her patients were in our small city. While I was at work she'd stop by my house if she had time to kill and I was fine with it. However, one day I had someone telling me I never called them back and was a bit peeved at me and I said you never called me what are you talking about and then learned they had left a message. To make a long story short, my mother had run my answering machine and then the messages were deleted, you know the old kind, I think this was likely a cordless with a built in answering machine in the base as far as where to play them. I was NOT happy to learn she was checking my messages lol. And I called her out and she couldn't really give a good explanation other than overinvolvement (which she did not admit to of course) and had some egg on her face when knowing she was caught out. I was in the 20s at the time, long, long time ago.

BUT in this case, this isn't the mom of the mom who owned he home. Each is a mom of each girl wasn't that who did it? She is in someone else's home, not HER DAUGHTER'S home as I am referring to with my mom and likely you with yours and you woudln't just walk in either and then stay. I wouldn't anyhow. EVER. You have no right. And if in a panic and worried about her daughter, you may walk in to check but then you'd call cops and not start messing with things.

I'm just saying these things stand out to me to this day AND she lost a message that apparently was obscene or stalking or some such.

Not sure what CSI has to do with it. And yes my mom would do the same. In MY house, not in some other mother's house unless her best friend and no missing child or other child or the one's mother also missing. I'd have a fit if I came home and found someone doing such EVEN IF A FRIEND. I had a friend once stop by my home before cellphones, we were camping and I was already at the campground and she wanted a blender and forgot hers and stopped by my home in my town and started going through my cupboards and found one and showed up with it. I was NOT HAPPY. We were tight close friends but not where I was okay with that whatsoever and she well should have known it and I'd have never done the same to her. My home is my sanctuary and MY space and back then mine and my kids and NO no one just enters and helps selves unannounced or for sure when I am not even home.

I THINK it is strange or very intrusive quite honestly and I find it also odd because she cleaned and she lost a message that may have had import. And the cleaning was arguably the last place they had been when they went missing.

Misguided at best. And out of line.
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Oh, my mom wouldn't care if it was her actual friend or family member. This lady's daughter was missing with them, if I have the right person in mind. My mom would definitely do that.

She would go take a lint roller to her friend's shirt to get her hair off her while her friend was in the nursing home. Her friend that she complained about not caring if she had lint on her clothes. So yeah, she should definitely clean up broken glass and possibly check her messages. I would be more shocked if she didn't, c9me to think of it. She's ALL about optics.
 
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Oh, my mom wouldn't care if it was her actual friend or family member. This lady's daughter was missing with them, if I have the right person in mind. My mom would definitely do that.

She would go take a lint roller to get friend's shirt to get her hair off her while her friend was in the nursing home. Her friend that she complained about not caring if she had lint on her clothes. So yeah, she should definitely clean up broken glass and possibly check her messages. I would be more shocked if she didn't, chime to think of it. She's ALL about optics.
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Well would she just enter someone's home if it was not a close friend or family member and then start doing that? The broken glass I think were "kids", a friend and her bf who went to check when they didn't show up for the water park plan. I THINK.

Yes, I think it was the other girl's mom in the home. I never got any impression though she and the other mom were close enough to figure this was okay. I have KNOWN people that intrusive in life though who don't realize that's basically trespassing if not some implicit okay and friendship with the other person.

I'd have to look back on the case to recall why she was there, maybe notified they didn't show up for the day's plans? Because she also said she didn't know if she'd be gone a day or thought she might be gone a few and if she thought a few, then she'd have no reason to be worried and go over. My guess is it was friends if I recall that were calling her to find the other girl because they hadn't shown up for the planned outing...

If I recall correctly her daughter was closer with this mom (the missing one) than herself/her own mother and preferred to be with them. That's not unusual imo for teenagers And in no way am I suspecting this mom of disappearing the three. I do think though she may have had a bit of jealousy as can also happen when teens prefer someone else's mom and their own is trying to connect and maybe just an interest in what is so interesting about the other mom and her life and messages and she had the chance and a way to explain, well I was worried about my daughter and looking for you had they walked in or came back... I think she is cleaning because it is a way of saying to herself look the mom my daughter prefers needs helping cleaning her home, I am better than that, and the playing the messages was nosiness as well... Again she can explain it to a point if the other mom came home and walked in... Again, I am not suspecting her but I find it very unfortunate such went on and it stands out to this day that she did this and it messed with things.

I am going to guess you like I can identify with the girl preferring to be over there with them. I saw it from both sides, did you with your kids at all? One of mine preferred a friend and I felt the mom was playing my kid quite honestly and it bothered me a lot not out of jealousy but I felt she was influencing my kid where I was trying to parent my child through the high school years. It is like a dad who pays no support or sees them once a year and takes them to Disneyland or something and so they have more clout and plus they are the missed one and the fun one and not the teaching parent. On the OTHER hand, I had the same daughter's friends when they were over telling MY daughter how cool their mom was versus their parents. And I was pretty good imo and yet I remember to this day my daughter telling me this on two different occasions about two different friends and her being puzzled how they could think that I was so chill or cool or whatever the HE77 the lingo is. They are hard years while they try to find their way towards adulthood, I don't care if one is the best parent or the worst.

Anyhow, I think THAT is what was likely going on here. She still had no reason to be in the home or doing such or right to do it. I just want to make it clear I am not suspecting her in the crime and that's not what I am getting at. But her nosiness, need and perhaps insecurity lost possibly valuable evidence.

Since often who I question in a case means I think they are the perp, I am just making it clear I don't think the other mother IS, I just don't like what she did and feel it wrong.

I am trusting also that I recall all this right as it has been some time but I think I do...
 
Kimster said:
I’ve watched a couple of documentaries on this case and I can’t figure it out at all. I think it could be a stranger or it could be somebody they knew. It could be an acquaintance. It could’ve been a coworker. It’s truly a mystery.
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I too think just about anything goes which is sad meaning there is no direction to this day. I think it could be stranger, friend, acquaintance of all or just a single one of them, etc. There just isn't any crime scene which doesn't help. I mean it could be a total method up whack perp and random but again there is just no sign of a thing. so that seems doubtful... And if one had it in for just one would they really go after all three or take all three... POSSIBLY like recent cases we've seen where friends went with for instance on a custody exchange or some such and the stranger ended up murdered too...Mothers/grandmothers I can think of cases ended up dead when an abusive kicked out ex showed up and found his wife or former wife... So someone could have been after ONE.

But yeah I generally have an opinion or leaning in most cases but this one? There just isn't any way to lean to speak of other than statistical likelihoods...
 
Guess Who said:
This also wasn't very long after the Angela Hammond case in Clinton, mo. I think that was 90 or 91?? I've often wondered if they were connected. It's about an hour away up highway 13.
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I don't know of that one, and never heard of it I don't think...

Same approximate years or around then I see. Was it more than one went missing with no trace?
 
Kimster said:
I’ve watched a couple of documentaries on this case and I can’t figure it out at all. I think it could be a stranger or it could be somebody they knew. It could be an acquaintance. It could’ve been a coworker. It’s truly a mystery.
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The house was a rental. I am very curious as to who rented it before they moved in. Could it be mistaken identity and perps were after the previous tenants?

On the other hand, one of the 3 was scheduled to testify as a witness in a trial, apparently for the prosecution. Which would go a LONG way towards explaining the disappearances/murders.
 
Sunburst said:
The house was a rental. I am very curious as to who rented it before they moved in. Could it be mistaken identity and perps were after the previous tenants?

On the other hand, one of the 3 was scheduled to testify as a witness in a trial, apparently for the prosecution. Which would go a LONG way towards explaining the disappearances/murders.
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The witness thing is what I tend to lean on, but it's only one of the possibilities to me..
 
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