Case file 0014
The Springfield Three: Three Women Missing from One Home
Sherrill Levitt, Suzanne Streeter and Stacy McCall vanished after a graduation weekend inJune 1992.
Sherrill Levitt, her daughter Suzanne Streeter and Suzanne's friend Stacy McCall disappeared from Levitt's Springfield, Missouri home on June 7, 1992. The FBI places the disappearance between 2:15 and 7:30 that morning. Suzanne and Stacy had returned there after graduation parties the night before. [S1]
Three people, one early-morning window
The case's familiar collective name can hide the individual people. KY 3's 2026 anniversary report identifies Levitt as 47, Streeter as 19 and McCall as 18 at the time. A mother and two young women beginning life after high school had disappeared from the same home. [S2]
The common location helps define the investigation, but it does not by itself explain whether the women left together, how they left or who was responsible. A shared disappearance is a starting fact, not a complete reconstruction of the hours inside the house.
What remains established
The FBI says the women have not been seen or heard from since. Its notice continues to seek information and directs tips to FBI offices, US diplomatic posts or its anonymous online route. [S1]
In June 2026, KY 3 reported that the women remained missing and Springfield Police still considered the case an active investigation. That is a dated report of the agency's position, rather than an announcement of a solved case or new conviction. [S2]
The difference between attention and an answer
The disappearance has lasted long enough for several generations of coverage. A new program can renew attention without establishing a new fact about a suspect or location. Claims about particular burial sites or supposed confessions require evidence beyond repetition.
The central timeline is short and incomplete: graduation celebrations, a return to Levitt's home and the disappearance of all three women by the following morning. The years since have not supplied the documented resolution that a compelling premise can make viewers expect.
For anyone with information connected to that night or the women afterward, the official case notice is the appropriate reporting route. Remembering the Springfield Three means keeping all three names visible while resisting an invented ending.