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June 6th, 1992, marked a day for new beginnings for Susie Streeter and Stacey McCall. The two girls had just

graduated from Kickapoo High School in Springfield, Missouri, and set out for a night of celebrations

and parties with their fellow classmates. The group made plans to visit a water park with

their friends the next morning. Susie and Stacy then said goodbye to their friends and left for Susie's house,

which she shared with her mother, Cheryl Levitt. But morning came, and as friends anxiously

awaited for Susie and Stacey to call and confirm their plans, they were instead met with

silence. In these days before cell phones, after time passed and no one had yet heard from the girls,

some friends decided to drive over to Susie and Cheryl's house.

But they arrived at a peculiar scene, a broken porch light outside an empty house.

Inside were items the girls would never leave without.

Their purses, jewelry, cash, keys, cigarettes and lighters, and also used makeup wipes and their clothing neatly folded away, indicating the girls had gotten ready for bed.

The only sign of life within the home came from Susie and Cheryl's Yorkshire Terrier Cinnamon, who was frantically barking.

While the friends were in the home, the phone rang,

and they answered it, only to hear disturbing and sexual remarks, although they brushed it off

at the time as a prank call. The idea that anything sinister had happened to the three women was

almost incomprehensible for the friends, believing that Susie, Stacy, and Cheryl would soon return.

They cleaned up the home, believing they were doing their friends a favor.

But the trio never returned and would never be seen again, and any evidence in the home was cleaned.

33 years later, the mystery of the Springfield 3 continues to haunt law enforcement and the community alike.

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