MISSOURI 1992 Cold Case Solved: Why the Springfield Three Case Is Suddenly Back in the News

Someone erased the one message that might explain everything. Thirty-four years later, no one has ever said why. On June 7, 1992, three women — Sherrill Levitt, her daughter Suzie Streeter, and Suzie's friend Stacy McCall — vanished from a home in Springfield, Missouri, leaving behind their cars, purses, keys, and the family dog. No struggle, no ransom, no bodies, no arrests. This is the cold case investigators still call the Springfield Three. In this video, we walk through the compromised crime scene, the persons of interest police could never charge, the leads that went nowhere over three decades, and where the investigation actually stands today. This case is still open. If you have information: 📞 Springfield Police Department: (417) 864-1810 📞 Crime Stoppers (anonymous): (417) 869-8477 🌐 Tips can also be submitted through the City of Springfield's online tip form or directly to the FBI, where the Springfield Three remain a listed active case. This unsolved Missouri case has generated over 5,000 tips and FBI involvement — and still no answers. If you want more real cold cases broken down like this, with every detail sourced and every family's story treated with respect, subscribe and turn on notifications — a new unsolved mystery drops every week. #SpringfieldThree #ColdCase #truecrimecommunity 00:00 — Cold Open: The Glass They Swept Up 01:45 — Graduation Night: A Normal Evening Turns 04:30 — The Morning the House Was Empty 07:15 — What the Evidence Could — and Couldn't — Tell Police 10:00 — The Persons of Interest Who Were Never Charged 13:30 — Dead-End Leads: The Farm, the Van, the Theories 17:00 — Declared Legally Dead: A Paperwork Ending, No Real Answers 18:45 — Where the Case Stands Today 20:30 — How to Help — Tip Lines & Current Status