The Springfield Three: Gone Without a Trace
How did 3 women vanish from home without leaving a single trace?
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143 mins
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.
Ep 3:
Faces in the Shadows
Investigators considered multiple suspects including Dustin Recla, Steven Garrison, Larry DeWayne Hall, Gerald Carnahan, and Robert Craig Cox, but no confirmed evidence ever linked any of them to the disappearance.
Ep 4:
Theories Without Bodies
Competing theories suggest Sherrill Levitt or Suzie Streeter may have been the intended focus, while other ideas point to last-minute changes, disputed sightings, and rumored locations like a parking garage or work site—but none have been proven, leaving the case unresolved.
Discussions (5)
Karl
Level 2 · 4 mo agoNo 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 · 4 mo agoCox did it, prove me wrong
Ivan
Level 7 · 4 mo agoCox 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.
