The Springfield Three: Gone Without a Trace

The Springfield Three: Gone Without a Trace

How did 3 women vanish from home without leaving a single trace?

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In The Springfield Three case, Sherrill Levitt, Suzie Streeter, and Stacy McCall vanished from a Springfield, Missouri home in 1992 with no signs of forced entry or struggle, leaving behind a scene that looked normal—but ended in silence with no clear break in the story.

Ep 1:

3 Missing Women

Sherrill Levitt, Suzie Streeter, and Stacy McCall vanished after graduation night in Springfield, Missouri, with plans changing in the early hours of June 7 and all three ending up at a home on East Delmar Street, where no clear evidence explains what happened next.

Ep 2:

The Hours That Don’t Add Up

Early evidence at 1717 East Delmar Street was lost before full police control, raising questions about voluntary departure, early sightings, and a green van report, as the investigation expanded but began losing momentum by 1993.

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Discussions (5)

Karl

Level 2 · 2 mo ago

No bodies, no suspects, no answers — just Cox out here saying 'it's a riddle' like he's the Riddler with a flannel shirt.

Brooks

Level 6 · 2 mo ago

Cox did it, prove me wrong

Ivan

Level 7 · 2 mo ago

Cox was actually on death row in Florida not Texas for the Sharon Zellers murder. The conviction got overturned on a technicality in 1988. He walked free and ended up back in Springfield right before the girls vanished.

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