The Case
Three Women. One House. Gone.
In the early hours of 7 June 1992, Suzie Streeter and Stacy McCall — graduates of just one day — went to sleep at Suzie's mother's house on . By morning, Sherrill Levitt, Suzie and Stacy were gone. Their cars were outside. Their purses were inside. The dog was there.
There was no note, and only one sign of trouble: the glass globe over the porch light, shattered — . More than thirty years and five thousand tips later, nobody has been charged and the three have never been found.
The full account — every timeline, every suspect, every theory weighed against the record — is in The Springfield Three, Book Five of The Unlucky Thirteen.
Inside The Dossier
What you get, free, on joining
The case file
Three women, one house, nothing taken — the facts laid out on a single page.
Three purses
Almost $900 in cash, keys, cars, cigarettes. Everything stayed behind.
Twenty people through the door
The scene was walked through and tidied before anyone secured it.
The night, mapped
Graduation, the changed plan, the house on Delmar. View the case board ↓
Exhibit 04 — Case Board
The case, by location
Tap a pin. Not to scale — a working case board of Springfield, not a street map.
Springfield, Missouri — schematic case board of the night of 6–7 June 1992.
Select a pin to open its file.