Springfield Three | Forensic Files

[Music] Friends and family of 19-year-old Suzanne Strereer and 18-year-old Stacy
McCall say it's not like them to just leave and not tell anyone where they're going. She calls and lets me know where
she's going to be. She's never missed work. She's a very conscientious young woman. We're questioning everybody at
this time. Friends, relatives, anyone that has the information, anyone that may have seen him last, neighbors. We've
done neighborhood canvas. We're just checking every lead we can at this time. The last time anyone saw Susan Strereer
or Stacy McCall was over the weekend at this house in Battlefield. The girls had
gathered here with some friends after graduating from Kikapoo High School on Saturday. They left here early Sunday
morning. Uh they said they were going to the other girls' house and they were going to be spending the night there and
they called me in the morning so we could go to Whitewater and I called they never
called me in the morning so I called them and I called and I called and called and I got no answer. So I went
over there and they weren't there. This is Suzanne Streeter's mom, Cheryl Lovevet. She's also missing. Last seen
at her daughter's graduation ceremony at Hammond Student Center on Saturday. She
lived in this house on East Delmare in Springfield. That's where police found the three missing women's cars.
Authorities say there was no sign of a struggle. In fact, the front door was unlocked. The TV was on. Their clothes
were still there. Their purses and personal items untouched. Her jewelry and things were left in her purse. Her
makeup is there. an 18-year-old girl that's very proud about the way she looks, wears her makeup, and looks nice,
and she doesn't go out just wearing a t-shirt and her underpants. Springfield police have notified law enforcement
agencies in the surrounding area and in neighboring states, hoping someone will have an idea of what happened to these
three women over the weekend. In Springfield, Missouri, I'm Marty Schustler for NBC News.
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Springfield Three /// True Crime Garage

Brief Summary

Three women go missing after a graduation party in Springfield, Missouri, prompting an extensive investigation.

Key points

The Mysterious Disappearance. Three women go missing under strange circumstances, leaving friends and family worried.
Unanswered Calls. Suzanne's mother calls repeatedly, but there's no answer.
No Signs of Struggle. Authorities find the women's belongings untouched, raising more questions.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

She's never missed work.

A friend describes Suzanne's reliability.

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