Welcome back to Avery After Dark.

As always, I am your host, Avery Ross.

Before we get into today's episode, there was a ruling in the

Sherry Papanie Pappini case. Her abduction hoax landed her 18 months in prison, a year and a half.

If you haven't listened to the Avery After Dark Sherry Pippini episode yet, put that on your

to do list and check it out. It's a pretty crazy ending to

that saga. Today's case is one of the most head-scratching mysteries I know of. It's an unsolved case

out of Springfield, Missouri. The baffling story of three women who all disappeared from their

home at the exact same time

during the early morning hours of June 7, 1992. They are referred to as the Springfield 3 in the media.

The three consist of Stacey McCall, 18, Susie Streeter, 19, and Susie's mom, Cheryl Levitt, 47.

So who were these women?

Stacey's mother, Janice McCall, described her daughter as funny, bubbly, and said that her

family called her Spacey Stacy.

She worked as a local wedding dress model for some brands in Springfield and wanted to attend

Missouri State University as any 18-year-old she had college on the brain. Cheryl Levitt, Susie's

mother, was described as being very willful, a force to be reckoned with. Cheryl was a popular

hairstylist in town. She had been married and

divorced twice. Her most recent divorce was in 89, three years before all this went down. She and

Susie, her daughter, were living together at the time, but the year prior, Susie had actually

moved out a few times because of tensions between the two.

I believe just your standard parent teenager issues, nothing too major. But one of the times

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