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friends and family of 19-year-old Suzanne streer 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 them last neighbors we've done neighborhood canas we're just checking
every lead we can at this time the last time anyone saw Susan streer or Stacy McCall was over the weekend at this
house in Battlefield the girls had gathered here with some friends after graduating from kapoo 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 White
waterer 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 love it she's also missing last scene 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 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 or in her pants 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 mty schisler for NBC
[Music] News June 6th 1992 in Springfield Missouri we have Stacy McCall and Suzanne streer had just graduated high
school and they were going around to some different graduation parties at their friends houses now now they were
they had a school event which was going to be one of those sober type lockin graduation parties they decided they
didn't want to go to this they were planning much bigger things they were out with with a bunch of their friends
and one of their friends was Janelle Kirby now the girls were planning to go to a hotel and stay the night that night
M they were planning a big day the next morning the idea was that they would stay the night at the hotel which was
right by the White Waters water park and Silver Dollar City which is an amusement
park so they wanted to stay there and join with what what sounds to be like friends or many people from their school
at the water park or the amusement park the next day for whatever reason this plan falls through and now they're going
to go to plan B which they're going to stay at Janelle Kirby's house so back to Janelle's right but the girls Stacy and
Suzanne they don't end up staying the night there either no it it sounds like Janelle already had a full house with
several out of town relatives staying at her home home yeah it seems like they were planning on St staying at Janelle's
house but because a family member kind of just dropped by unexpectedly M their house was packed and they would had to
sleep on the floor and so they kind of thought well we don't want to sleep on the floor let's go over to my mother's
house so they decide to go to Susie's streeters house and now Susie lives with her mother Cheryl levette Cheryl is
divorced from su's father I I don't know the date of the divorce but it sounds like it might have been somewhat recent
to 1992 because Cheryl had just recently purchased the home that they were living
in and the two had been living there only a short time right so Stacy and Susie leave Janelle's place around 2
a.m. they were last seen on Battlefield Road around 2:30 a.m. but it is believed
that the two arrived safely at su's and Cheryl's home this is on East delmare Street now earlier that night Cheryl was
last heard from around 11 or 11:30 p.m. mm she had stayed at home that night and
we know she was we she was safe because she had spoken to a friend on the phone and the call had lasted or ended until
about 11: 11:30 that night the next morning people are going to start trying to make contacts with people because
they have that big day at the water park kind of a celebration for graduating high school yeah so around 8:00 a.m.
friends of Stacy and Susie they start calling Susie's house um they were still planning even though they didn't go to
the hotel they're still planning on going to the water park going to Silver Dollar City with lots of friends well
these friends started calling around 8:00 a.m. to play the trip but or to meet up and make their way to the water
park together right well much to everyone's surprise there's no answer at Susie's home and all the friends all
their phone calls go unanswered and some of these friends are waiting around on Susie and Stacy before they will leave
for the water park one of the girls that was calling was Janelle remember Janelle
well she she said she had called several times and even left two messages on the
answering machine so after the phone calls now I I got to believe that the friends probably were just thinking that
the girls had overslept we know they got in very late that night yeah so Janelle
Kirby and her boyfriend Mike decide to go over to su's so they can hurry up and get everybody together and leave for the
big gathering at the water park again this is 1992 so it's it's way different than it is today uh you would this would
be more common that people would stop by your house randomly it might be a Friday
night you might never get a phone call from somebody you would they would just swing
by the house to see what you're doing yeah and some of the younger people might not get this but you know you
didn't back then you didn't have a cell phone strapped to you 24/7 so sometimes you would make plans with people and
even if you didn't hear from them you would just follow through with those plans anyway assuming that they would be
where they said they would be and and if if they weren't and you didn't hear from
somebody you just had to kind of carry on and hope that you bumped into them right I mean I carried two cell phones
and three beepers but that's cuz I'm Gangsta so Janelle and Mike they arrived just after 9 a.m. when the two arrived
they first noticed that three cars are parked out in front of the house each of the girls Stacy and Susie they had their
own car and Cheryl's car was there as well Janelle and Mike approached the front door to the house and they noticed
that the porch light is broken this is the first time that they've actually been to the house even though they were
really good friends but that's because the mom just purchased the house mhm and I'll describe this broken porch light
real quickly because I do think that this is important uh they see broken glass on the front doorstep the casing
to the porch light was broken the the glass globe but the light bulb itself it's not broken uh the two of them grab
a broom and sweep up the broken glass they knock on the front door a few times there's no answer and they find that the
door is unlocked now I I kind of brush through that real quickly because there are several accounts of this part of the
timeline some say that the friends knocked on the door and found it to be unlocked some
say that the front door was open I include both because this may be a detail that some want to ponder and I
was trying to decide which one was correct um I guess I could be convinced either way because I find it a little
strange that the kids would clean up the broken glass while the door is already open you know it seems to me like you
would kind of yell inside and hey you know what's going on here sty yeah hey people that I'm looking for there's
broken glass out front um but the the accounts that state that the door was open these are all kind of locals
reporting this and and you know I have a tendency of of leaning towards what the
locals report and what we find in the local newspapers there and yeah this was a nice gesture that they claim that
they're making but this is also back in the day where other people's parents would yell at you yeah I I think back
then the the attitude was definitely more it takes a village to raise a child than it is nowadays and and you're right
other parents friends of your your your friends parents seemed almost like your parents at times too they would tell you
what to do they would correct you they'd BOS you yeah it was kind of their house
their rules and also if you got in trouble at your buddy's house you normally got in trouble at your house MH
well I'm getting the vibe here in this story that Janelle might have been pretty close to to suie and therefore
you remember how it was if you were close with your friend and and visited often and I know this was new home but
maybe she had some kind of that kind of relationship with Susie's mother as well
yeah there was definitely a different Dynamic when you had to a single parent home mhm so they enter the home and when
they get in there they're calling out the girls names and no one apparently is there um once inside they realized that
the TV is left on and it's not on like a channel that you would watch it's it's just on like the old black white and
gray screen you know the the the fuzz is what some people would call it mhm uh the dog seems to be upset uh the dog's
name is cinnamon cinnamon is one of those little Terrier dogs well the dog's upset because of the bad name well
apparently the dog was upset enough to the point where Janelle said that the dog wanted to be held um they they would
end up finding the lady's purses all three of them along with their cigarettes I guess two of them were
smokers uh and they find the lady's jewelry and makeup at the house as well um so it appears that the the home is
empty the dog is upset the door may have been open or not there's broken glass on
the front porch and it appears that not only are the women not there but all their personal belongings that you would
expect to accompany these women remained at the house with their vehicles as well
right but you don't see any blood and you don't see any like other than the broken glass on that dome light look for
all Janelle knew they were just running to the hardware store to get a new you know glass GL for the the lamp out front
and then they're going to be back in a little bit there was no sign of breaking and entering right so no sign of a
struggle right right and Janelle would later tell the police that they actually assumed that the girls had just simply
continued on with their plans of going to the water park uh they also stated that they that the beds appeared to have
been slept in um you know I don't know if that means that somebody actually slept there some people don't I don't
make my bed every single day you should um don't tell my mother but like we said
before the time of cell phones you just carried on with your plans and assumed people would be where they said they
would be so Mike and Janelle decide that they're going to leave the home and they're going to continue on with their
plans make their way to the water park uh but just as they are walking out the front door the phone rings and Janelle
answers the phone and she hears a male voice and the man is saying gross sexual stuff to her uh Janelle is disgusted by
the caller and she hangs up the phone as soon as she hangs up the phone the phone
begins to ring again and Janelle picks up the phone and again it's the same guy and he's he's kind of just picking up
right where he left off and again it's with the sex stuff uh Janelle and Mike were convinced the calls were probably
pranks uh Janelle hangs up the phone and the two of them they leave and they continue with their planned day of going
to the water Park in the amusement park was a guy that called Frank Rizzo that's
r i z zo O next we have Stacy McCall's mother Janice uh she had been waiting to hear from Stacy most of the day oh
Janice she assumed Stacy was at Janelle's house uh unaware of the changing plans a relative of Janice's
she informs her let's take a little bit of a back step because when they were going to stay at the hotel the night
before mhm a lot of the parents weren't too on this no and I I can't imagine that they would be that they you know
our daughters just graduating high school and they're going to stay by themselves in a hotel room unsupervised
who know who knows what's going to go there probably going to be a lot of boys there lots of drinking so when those
plans changed they were kind of happy that they didn't stay there yeah relieved but now that but she's kind of
confused on okay well why did they not stay at Janelle's house why are they staying here so then she start cuz you
know in the back of her head she's thinking well what boy's house did they actually stay at what boy house or did
they end up going to the hotel anyway right um yeah and and you can imagine that's that's parents' job you know when
when your kid changes plans and it's a big deal I think to go and stay at somebody else's house without informing
your mother or father of where you're going and and it can be you know could be dangerous dangerous and it makes
makes the parents worry uh but a relative of Janice's she tells them that the girls did not uh stay at Janelle's
that they actually departed Janelle's home uh quite late in the night and that they stayed at su's instead now remember
we had said that Cheryl and Susie had recently moved into the home so Janice had to track down the address of this
new home and she did this using the local phone book Janice goes to the home once she's acquired the address this
would be almost 12 hours after Janelle and Mike had been there Janice sees basically the same scene you know she
arrives the the door is unlocked M uh the TV is on all the purses makeup jewelry they're all there uh and Janice
you know she's at this point she's overly Con well I shouldn't say overly concerned she's very concerned about
where her daughter could be it's been almost a full day since she's heard from her and so she decides to play the
messages so you know remember the answering machine had the little blinking red light and that light would
that so much fun that thing would call your name though and and for those that that don't remember the brink the
blinking red light this is how important that answering machine was people you you might have plans for the evening
between work and and in those plans you would make a point to drive by your house just to hit that button to see who
had called for you during the day while you were gone and I understand that like
nobody calls each other anymore but back in the day it was a big deal to get your
answering machine and set it up and create your answering machine message Mage yeah it was a it was a big deal
yeah and you get home from work and you see that blinking red light and you're like okay uh is this going to be a bill
collector or is this like a friend that says hey let's go to get some wings and beer tonight well many moons ago when we
shared a apartment uh we would save all cuz it was your answering machine but we'd save all the messages that we
thought were funny M so we had like this compilation tape and so we' just get really drunk some nights and just listen
to it over and over well and we had a couple friends that that when they would sit at home and have a few beers you
know if they found themselves by themselves that night they they would call other people's phones and leave
long messages and and we had um one friend The Geek and we won't use his real name but uh we've never used his
real name he's been the geek since I don't know that that some of the friends even know his real name but he used to
leave the best messages and a lot of times it would just be he would call your home and then he would put his
phone up to like the speaker on and he would just play some song and you would you you would listen to a 5minute
song hoping that there was some kind of message at some point after about five or six of these things you realize that
it's just the geek leaving a a full length song for your enjoyment rather than any information for you at all so
this red light was just kind of staring at her tempting her and uh Janice became
nosy Nancy yeah and that that was my thought in the beginning my first initial reaction was wow this is kind of
you know that's personal breaking the line of privacy there uh listening to the messages but on at the same time
this is her 18-year-old daughter she's not heard from her she's been told by other people that she was staying at
this home her car's out front you know and as well as the other women's cars are out front as well she said she had a
strange feeling about the whole the whole scene and she decided that you know maybe it was a crossing the line of
privacy there but she took on her motherly job there I'm saying motherly job and played the messages mhm uh when
she did though um she played the messages and accidentally erased them um rather than saving them right uh which
this is terrible because good job Janice she she recalls that there were several
messages on there um some of them were from friends that were calling you know to try to make plans for that day uh but
one of the message was messages was also from a mail caller and unidentified mail
caller and he's he's doing the sex stuff on the phone um during this message and
she said it it creeped her out yeah and you'd think this is just such an odd thing to hear on an answering machine
mhm well she she unintentionally erased the messages um she's freaked out at this point and Janice using the landline
phone at the residence calls the police department and reported all three women missing um that night
you know she she can't rest at this point uh that night using photos just taken the day before at the graduation
right Janice started making missing persons Flyers uh the following day police asked Janice if she could track
down dental records for her daughter just in case they found something so you know doesn't sound like they're very
optimistic at this point right no uh but that's a scary request when you when you're already frightened and worried
and then it gets even more real when the police ask for the dental records of your kid and you're celebrating
something that is so big or so Monumental in a young kid's life I mean the biggest thing that probably happens
to you in high school is when you actually graduate well and you're not only graduating from school but you're
also kind of graduating into adulthood as well at the same time now I want to be clear here though she called Janice
calls the police reports them missing uh this would be late Sunday night um the police do not arrive that night to to
look through the house or you know take note of anything going on and it's not until I believe the following day that
later on Monday that they end up going to the house now the police they're they're not certain but they believe
that as many as maybe 10 people had been in or around the house uh before they had got there to to kind of make their
observations right so this is kind of tampering the the the crime scene yeah and and it's a strange crime scene isn't
it I mean there's it's almost like they it's almost like they just disappeared with whatever they were wearing at the
time you know um Stacy's mother says that that some of Stacy's clothes were were still at the house um yeah it seems
like all of her clothes were at the house except for uh t-shirt and panties were underwear and so then there was
also like where uh in the bathroom there was where they would take off their makeup so there was like now that could
have been from two nights before but let's just assume that like maybe they found evidence in the trash so it seemed
like they made it there mhm they were um you know changing and getting ready to go to sleep for their big day at the
park the next day and then even the mother which would normally you know would have her smokes in the family room
she was an avid smoker and she would smoke in the family room and then when it was time to go to bed she'd take her
cigarettes and go to her room and her cigarettes were in her room so it seemed like all three ladies were turning in
for the night and there was some evidence of that so then what happened after that yeah the the the people there
said that the beds appeared to have been slept in maybe maybe all three of them were in their beds at some point in the
night when when somebody came into the house right so basically we have this window pretty much between 2:00 and 8:00
mhm that of what's going on yeah and and the the other thing too is with with the
TV the TV's on which is a strange thing and it's on a channel that nobody would watch you know it's not like it's not
like late at night remember when the channel would just shut you know you would have things for viewing and then
at like 2: in the morning it would just go to that fuzzy screen for a couple of hours and then it would pick up where it
left off that's other thing like any of the young listeners are going to go what
no that seriously there was this time this is showing us we should have never covered this case this showing how old
we are well we were we were younger than uh just to throw that out there we were
younger than Stacy and Susie but we were old enough to remember all this stuff yeah but there was this time where it
was like the the evening news and then maybe a couple shows and then about 10:00 11:00 the the St station would
just go blank yeah you know and some of the more popular channels might might last till 2: in the morning but there
would be like an hour or two where it was nothing it was just a fuzz and but but when when the people that go into
the house find this TV on it's at a time where there should be programming on so
it's almost like it was turned to a channel remember you'd have a TV that might have 20 some channels on it but
you would only actually have things to watch on seven or eight of those channels right um it was depressing time
so it was almost like it was turned to a channel that had nothing on it ever and
the other thing too is that I've heard that it was stated that that Stacy's clothes not only were they there but
they appeared to have been like folded up neatly like like you you kind of would just before going to bed and you
kind of place them on the floor or on top of a dresser and they're there for you the next day cuz you're staying at a
friends and you're just going to throw on the the clothes again um and the other strange thing that that we've seen
here too is that it was stated that all three of the women's purses were all found in the same room like sitting next
to one another kind of lined up together which you wouldn't expect to see a little strange yeah you wouldn't expect
to see the girls keeping the purses in the mother's room or the mother in the girl's room but I think the big key
piece of evidence is that there's you know there's evidence that there's clothes left behind so that possibly
some of the girls weren't wearing fully clothed so they wouldn't leave on their own and why would you leave on the your
own all the cars are there all your purses are there then you got the cigarettes there not saying that she
couldn't have another pack of cigarettes but I think all those things are telling
that these girls just dis dis they didn't disappear I think anytime there's a mer missing person case you have to
kind of go through that laundry list of well do we think they committed suicide no you there's no evidence of that that
would seem kind of strange that all you know logically my brain is going there's
three people they didn't just go out into the field and decide to commit suicide we never found any bodies or
they didn't just they didn't just hop in a car and decide to leave town together
either right because why would they do that when they're and leave your purses behind and your identification and all
that stuff doesn't make a lot of logical sense so everything is kind of gearing towards Foul Play Now the thing here is
I I have read several accounts that Cheryl was a uh very hard worker um and very good at her job as well and I
believe that the police may have found a decent amount of money in Cheryl's purse
cash money in her purse right um I have heard that it was several hundreds of dollars so we don't see the we don't see
the house being ransacked and then furthermore somebody didn't even take the time to look through the purses to
snatch the cash money out possibly not a robbery no not not like a home invasion
robbery situation this is more of a I'm going to go into the home and abduct these people mhm let's get more into
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[Music] all right welcome back to True Crime gay Ridge uh cheers mates we're covering the
Springfield 3 it's a case that I've actually heard of a lot but mainly because listeners have said hey you guys
need to cover this case mhm well a few days days go by after The Disappearance of the three women and at first there
are no leads there's nothing pointing towards answers to the whereabouts of Cheryl Susie and Stacy until the
Springfield police received an interesting tip uh this is a young waitress working at a place called
George's breakfast mhm uh this is a favorite restaurant of Cheryl and su's this waitress claimed to have seen
the three missing women the night of their disappearance and she states that she saw them between the hours of 1: and
3:00 a.m. the police start checking into this information and were able to find some of the other customers that would
have been at the restaurant during these hours MH uh to try to you know either help this this story this information or
to kind of dismiss it and sadly the waitress's statement could not be corroborated and was officially
considered uncredible um some of those other people didn't claim to have seen them at that time and this really makes
a lot of sense to me right because we we have Susie and Stacy they were said to have left janel's at 2 a.m. and they
were spotted driving around 2:30 a.m. this is not leaving a lot of time for the three of them to have been at the
restaurant between the hours of 1: and 3:00 a.m. and anytime a person goes missing and in this case it seems like
there's probably Foul Play We have to take a look at the families yes with with no answers to work on the police
started digging into the backgrounds of the three women they were able to shake loose some interesting tidbits that
could be beneficial to their case uh one such possible lead was Bart streer the son of Cheryl levette and the older
brother by 9 years of Suzie mhm looking into his past they were able to discover
problems between Bart and his mother at one point several years before 1992 Bart
he was eventually kicked out of the house uh he seemed like he had a drinking problem yes he he had a
frequent drinking problem Bart would often drink to excess almost daily mhm Bart was out on his own you know Liv the
rumor was he was going to start a true crime podcast in a garage where he drinks beer um Bart was out living on
his own for almost 10 years um and he he ended up back in Springfield Missouri uh
this would be in the fall of 1991 because of a rough breakup and a falling out with his
girlfriend once back in town Bart tried to reconnect with his mother and his sister at some point his sister suszie
moves in with him uh but that didn't last too long you know it's it's it's a difficult thing to adjust to being
single again and apparently Bart had plenty of heartache and this kind of resurrected his alcohol issues well also
she's just a senior in high school mhm and so and this was maybe a little more common early 9s but but not super common
well I wouldn't expect it to be super common and I actually found it a little weird at first when I when I found out
that oh she lived with her brother but but then I got to thinking about the situation she was 19 when she
disappeared so she could have potentially been living with Bart when she was already legally an adult right
so she didn't really need her parents to make the decision for her yeah and and we we we know that Cheryl and her
recently had moved into that home and we know that Cheryl went through a divorce
so once I started thinking about all of that information I started not so strange yeah not strange because we
don't know what the living arrangements would have been beforehand you know if if Cheryl was living with a friend or
living with her parents or or it was a you know a crowded home that that Su Susie was living in maybe she saw an
opportunity like you know and you know at that age too if you're 18 and your brother brother's in his you know he's 9
years older so he's in his late 20s you think oh not it'd be cool to live with my brother you know plus he he knows
where the booze is I can be friends with the guy you know what I mean and I can see a little bit what it's like to live
as as an adult and feel like an adult plus can you imagine being a senior in high school and you you don't live with
your parents you know like you'd be the cool kid right so I I don't know what the intentions were but it once I
started thinking about the the arrangements it might not have been that strange I was in jazz band there's
there's no help for me to be the cool kid no chance you couldn't go live with the older brother and throw parties at
the place huh right and again so they end up having a falling out and she goes back to living with the mother yeah it
sounds like that it almost got to a physical altercation between the brother and sister um you know and those those
situations don't always work out especially when you have a time gap of like nine years apart and Bart's been
away for almost 10 years at this point uh he was Bart was considered a suspect early on in this investigation right and
it but he was pretty quickly ruled out um he claims that he was at his own home that night and that he had drank too
much and passed out and that was basically his his Alibi doesn't sound like a solid super solid Alibi to me
yeah but I think it was uh cooperated with um NE neighbors yeah which which makes a lot of sense because the police
basically say well he was he was a suspect early on once we found out the you know what was going on in their
relationship but he was quickly you know taken off the list of of suspects um and
I think you're right and and you can actually there are interviews with Bart to this day and you can you can tell
he's heartbroken by this whole situation he's very willing to talk to any documentary I think this was on
disappeared maybe okay um maybe a 48 hour special but he's always involved and you can really tell like you know he
he has a a hatred to whoever he might might think did this so I don't know I I I think he was a guy that maybe had a
little bit of a problem with the hooch early on but doesn't seem like he struggles with that now well and and a
guy in his 20s drinking too much is not too hard to believe and on top of that the other thing that I saw Captain is
you know not only a hatred for whoever destroyed his family but the I almost feel like he's got a little bit of guilt
like like he's got some guilt that he's been carrying around because his sister did live with him for a while and maybe
he he thinks that had I just not been you know had I been able to keep it together and keep her living with me
maybe this wouldn't have happened at all or at the very least it wouldn't have happened to my sister well and a lot of
times when you're in your late teens or or 20s you you do have little fallouts with your parents and so he had you know
kind of a tough relationship with his mom and his sister and I think you know he probably thought well look some of
that stuff you're going to grow out of you know I I I couldn't tell you the last I mean it's not that my parents
don't annoy the [ __ ] out of me they do but uh I couldn't tell you the last time
I've had a big argument with them MH well things get a little more interesting here because you know the
the police are still investigating the backgrounds of the three women and that's when they find another lead and
that lead is Susie's ex-boyfriend this is Dustin recka now he and his friends Michael clay and Joseph rle uh they're
all considered suspects because when Susie and Dustin were dating Dustin and Michael got into some trouble and they
they were charged with vandalizing a maoam uh I I apologize I misspoke Joseph was with them as well the the three were
charged with felony in institutional vandalism the three broke into a maum at the
Springfield's Maple Park Cemetery on February 21st 1992 and they were accused of stealing a
skull and some bones now police said that Dustin sold 26 g of gold teeth fillings that he had took from the skull
that they they stole out of the the cemetery right uh he sold this gold to a Springfield pawn shop for $30
now the the pawn shop owner maybe there should be a rule with pawn shops like if
somebody comes in with gold teeth you just uh you're not allowed to buy those right know like I don't know where you
got those or at least ask them to smile so you can verify that they have all of their teeth and now you need to be
concerned that but open up your mouth cupcake I want to see but we got to give credit where credit is due my friend
because the the pawn shop owner he purchased these teeth for $30 and then he called the police and said guess what
this guy Dustin showed up with some gold teeth you might want to might want to check him out only out 30 bucks if it
doesn't turn into something exactly well what ended up happening was uh Suzanne streer ended up giving a statement to
the officers investigating the vandalism she gave the statement on March 5th 1992
and in the statement uh she really basically just pointed to the three boys being guilty and of course this ended
their relationship right later there were multiple later there were multiple reports about
Michael clay remember he's one of the friends of Dustin saying that this was after the women had disappeared he's
saying I wish all three of the women were dead um and you know so this immediately throws them under the bus
they're already Under Suspicion uh and the other thing too here is they do have an alibi for the night that Cheryl suie
and Stacy disappeared it has never been confirmed however right uh Dustin and Michael and Joseph said that that
evening they claimed to have been at a rock concert that night but other than the word of the three boys the police
are unsure right you're creating your own Alibi by saying well I was with him and he was with me and we're at this
rock concert where there's potentially thousands of people so who you know yeah yes potentially could have been seen by
thousands of people but who recognizes anybody that's a stranger to them at a concert right and if they were at a
concert it was probably like a New Kids on the Block concert yeah oh so basically the police they have no
evidence pointing toward the boys being guilty of The Disappearance wasn't there
some other stuff though too with the skulls up in the in the trees well see I didn't give a lot of weight to that and
I'll tell you why um you're well let's explain what it is you're exactly right there was there was rumors that the boys
were into uh some kind of Satanism and um and mind you this is 92 so this is around the whole uh satanic
Panic time oh it's it's in the height of the satanic panic in my opinion and um so this is one year before West Memphis
Yeah and the thing here is you know they claim to have been at a rock concert so
you know a lot of times you know when we look at somebody like Jason Baldwin okay
he's walking around you know from West Memphis 3 he's walking around daily with Metallica shirts on and we all know what
those old Metallica shirts look like they're skulls and bones and had a picture of Bobby Brown right on it and
snakes and things like that and and maybe older people or people that just don't know better would would point at
the kid and go oh look at the look at the kid in the black shirt with the skulls all the time he's he's a Satanist
and I think that that's maybe what we see here with these three boys now I would I would worry a little more
because of the break into the cemetery that's a that's a very strange thing um and I know boys will be boys and they
and they do some dumb things along the way especially in the teenage years but I don't I don't well I shouldn't say I
don't think I should say I know I would not be comfortable breaking into a cemetery and then handling the remains
of of somebody right cuz let's just be clear about this for a second right they're not digging up bodies they're
not digging up a casket which you know would be a little more effort what they're they're kind of lazy grave
robbers but they're breaking into a place that holds a bunch of caskets and a bunch of bodies and then they can get
into these uh compartments that hold the bodies they pull it out mhm you got to pull it out then you got to open up the
casket so now you're dealing with the the the odor of the dead body yeah right you got to deal with the these human
remains mhm and then you have to put your you got to put your hand in the mouth of a dead body and you have to
pull that tooth out yeah and it's not like you know which skull has gold teeth so how many you you might at after after
holding it and viewing it and deciding okay I'm taking this one um but no what I'm saying is you're saying when you're
reaching in to to pull out the no what I'm saying yeah when you're pulling that body out with that casket you don't know
you don't have X-ray vision so you actually have to open the casket open up the dead person's mouth MH and see okay
I look in okay there's a gold tooth now I got to pull that out but if there's no
gold teeth then we got to shut that casket MH maybe still jewelry while you're there but you got to shut that
casket and then when you come back then you got to do the whole process again and what if you get somebody that only
has one gold tooth so then you got to do that shut the casket start the process again it's one thing it's one thing
to if you had to do it right right you don't have to do this so I think look to me I'm not saying satanic Panic I'm not
saying that at all because you know you can listen to Metallica all day long okay and be and be a great person I
listen I still listen to Metallica um not saying I'm a great person though um but what I'm saying is for somebody to
have the capability of doing that to me that puts them in the possibility or the
realm of possibly being able to be malicious towards somebody because it's a disrespectful thing to the dead person
MH so I'm just saying that I think that that this is something that should not be overlooked you're exactly you're
you're exactly right it does go beyond the point of satanic panic and it does it does Point toward somebody being
comfortable handling remains um it it it sounds somebody that's comfortable of commit committing a crime yeah and it
sounds to me like the intention might not so much have been for the gold teeth that maybe they were going there to take
a skull or bones or for whatever reason well they ended up hanging like some of the skulls like in a tree or something
and and I think you're exactly right though it it it's either it either takes a person capable of things that others
wouldn't be capable of or it takes a certain kind of stupid to go out and commit this this vandalism well most
criminals are stupid stupid well and The Alibi itself is not that great right I mean they're they're vouching for each
other they're at a rock concert and the thing is here you know I'd like a little
more information on this because if that rock concert's in Springfield Missouri well these girls disappeared between
2:30 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. you could have conceivably went to the Rock concert and still carried out this crime or abducted
these these women well you probably could have went to a rock concert within a 2 three mile radius because you know
let's just assume that some of these concerts would be over by 11: 12:00 at night a lot of things shut down a lot
earlier you know it wasn't like we didn't have all night Taco Bell people it was rough there was no fourth meal
back then you were you had third meal and then you went to bed right you skip you skip fourth meal and go to jail I
laid in my bed in the middle of the night dreaming of fourth me okay so anyways um it's Taco Tuesday
in the garage it's Taco Tuesday um so regardless of the of The Alibi being weak it doesn't even matter if they were
at a rock concert and and it could have been one that was the next town over you
you could have been at the Rock concert and still conceivably pulled out this crime you know abducted these three
women you there was time to do so so not only is their Alibi really weak but their motive is strong I mean all three
individuals are going to be charged with this this felony with the felony yes right and then we have three people that
went missing what's easy you know it's a lot easier to control three people if there's three people and one thing that
the streer family still has a question about today is you know there there are people that have wondered well was was
Susie supposed to you know testify against these guys in court um you know we we got the one guy that says I I wish
they were all dead um so they look very guilty they have a motive uh the thing here is you know as far as these guys
are concerned um it doesn't really go anywhere because they have no evidence we're talking about a a crime scene
where there's no evidence on top of that police willingly admit that probably up
to 10 people trampled through that crime scene before they got there right uh and
unless you have and I witnessed seeing these boys with with these victims or pulling them from the house there's
really nothing to go on here now I will say one thing in the in the defense of of these three guys they did seem to
work and cooperate with the police quite a bit they they willingly sat down for interviews told them what they may or
may not know um and those interviews didn't really go anywhere now again though there there are people that still
consider them suspects and some of those people are the Springfield Missouri police yeah I kind of wonder what these
three individuals were are up to today and and I wondered the same thing especially after finding out that
they're still considered suspects in this case uh as far there I ran into some issues because I did try to I went
down that rabbit hole and Joseph rle first of all his last name's the same as a glass manufacture so good luck I I
found nothing but uh people trying to sell me wine glasses um did he buy any I fully stopped up uh Michael clay has an
extremely common name uh I came up with like a 100 Michael Clays in living in the Missouri area and the other problem
with all this too is that we don't have pictures of these suspects so even if you found uh a person to compare the the
names you would know if it the same right to compare the pictures you don't have a picture to compare it to now
Dustin Rea he has an interesting last name it's not a common last name and I did find somebody that's still living in
the Springfield Missouri area still living in the same town uh and he matches up as far as as uh age goes so
it's in my opinion it's the same guy prob yeah most likely I have and I don't feel bad saying that or or any question
about saying that because it doesn't appear that he's done anything questionable since then you know he made
this this error or mistake as a as a kid and he's paid his debt to society apparently he's still living there and
he's a family man now he's if if that carries any weight I don't know but he's not moved or fled the area I wonder if
he's sitting in his garage right now listen hey give us a call give us a call uh no but we'll let you tell your side
of the story but again some of that too is like yeah maybe you're creating an alibi maybe there is a motive but also
at the end of the day it's it's like well it could be boys being boys right as far as I know that's I know that's a
cop out but it it should just be teenagers early 20 some year old just being young and and dumb yes and the
thing that makes them interesting though is that it's it's got to be fairly difficult to abduct three people
especially if you're by yourself it I mean it would certainly we can agree that it would certainly help if the
numbers were even three versus three right but it's a lot you know but three versus three no gun one guy with a gun
I'd say that's pretty even Even Steven he says um another tip comes in this one didn't come in until about 9 or 10 days
after The Disappearance of the women uh but this report is about a situation that took place around 6:30 a.m. June
7th uh 1992 so this is just hours after the last time the three women were last seen a woman was sitting on her front
porch and she says that she saw a greenish Dodge van uh she believed the van to been from the mid 60s to the
early 1970s those are also known as shagen wagons she she also said that the van
seemed extremely out of place to her it was you know this is an old woman that sat on her front porch often and it was
a vehicle that she did not recognize she didn't identify this as a vehicle owned
by any of the neighbors or any of the other people that lived on her block uh furthermore the thing here is too where
Cheryl levette lived you could get to the freeway very quickly from where she lived and this person that lived on on a
block you know a couple she lived in in an area that if you were leaving levette's home and trying to make your
way to the freeway if you were if if a victim was driving and tried to pull in and try to
delay something this might be an obvious spot to kind of turn into if that if that makes any sense mhm this van also
was reported multiple different colors you know some people said cuz there was other reports of people seeing a van
yeah and it came out like well maybe it wasn't green maybe it was brown maybe well and we'll get to that you know but
but the kind of reminds me of uh uh this Shaggy you know was the Scooby mobile or
yeah and it kind of looks like a Volkswagen van in a in a way as well kind of like they're kind of copying
that style that that'll be on the website so you can check that out the reason why this stood out to her was it
was not just a van that she didn't recognize but she furthermore she noticed a young woman in the driver's
seat that appeared to be you know freaking out a bit and blonde hair right yes and the witness claimed hearing an
unidentified male voice speaking to the driver saying something to the effect of
back out slowly you know he must have realized that they're they're not going toward the freeway and don't do anything
stupid so she claims to have heard this now the delay for her reporting this was
just simply that she was unaware that there was anything going on uh it was when she finally heard about the missing
women that's when this witness made the call and told the authorities the the woman driver you know in and about the
van now when she was shown pictures of the three women she says that the driver in her opinion was definitely Suzanne
streer right so this is the blonde kind of crimped hair I think it's what it's called this kind of bleach blonde
crimped hair hair now this would be the girlfriend of one of the three boys you're exactly the ex and so Dustin's
ex-girlfriend just throwing this out there just thinking out loud well that would make more sense because you'd put
her up front if if they were if they were the suspects yeah and the thing here is too you know what the police
probably start looking at at this point is because they believed this tip to be very credible mhm the thing here is then
you have to start wondering well do either any of these three boys have access to a vehicle that matches that
description right and if you can prove that they don't then you know like I said they're still suspects but but
maybe they come off the radar a little bit and now rather than looking at these three boys you've got a vehicle to go
look for because the woman states she gives a great description of the vehicle however no description of the man who
she heard talking to this driver right because there but there's no windows on the side of this van no so it's like you
know it's it's very I mean I wouldn't even call it a creeper van cuz I mean it's kind of stylish a little more too
stylish it's more stylish than the creeper Vans it's like uh half creeper van but what I'm saying is the the
driver seat was probably one of those bucket seats it wasn't a bench seat where if if you were my Victim right and
you're sitting in the in the front in the driver's seat m i could be crouched down behind you with a with a gun or
some kind of weapon to you without being seen at all by you know by anybody looking on well my ears are your victim
every week the thing here is the the police did think this was a credible eyewitness so what they did was they
purchase a van that would be similar year similar model to what they were looking for right they get the witness
the eyewitness to sign off on the color that the van was supposed to be and they
painted it that color they parked this thing out in front of the police department with a sign on it that says
you know if You' seen any van that looks like this one you need to give us a call
and tell us who owns it or where you've seen it or you know have you seen women in the van right or maybe have you seen
this van just go with me on this weird thought right okay maybe you've seen this van out of New Kids on the Block
concert oh okay right no no I'm not trying to make a joke but seriously okay what concert would were these guys at
that's a good question so if you say they're at this concert over here at this venue did anybody at that concert
report a stolen van right see what I'm saying a stolen van or did you see a van there that looked like this because just
because these three guys committed this vandalism this act of vandalism doesn't mean that the the they're the only three
suspects they could have had a friend or someone that they knew that went along with them on on this you know to to go
break into this house or or abduct I'm just going off on the fact that if these guys are still suspects right you I mean
like you know may maybe somebody had a van stolen from the concert that they claimed that they are at or that they
were at and then afterwards they're like you know maybe a little high maybe a little drunk and they're like let's
let's teach that girl a lesson well this move by the police to get the van paint
it the color post the number uh this this ends up being a good thing for the police it it creates a bit of traction
in the case and they it starts picking back up now paper Boy comes forward and he states that he was doing his
deliveries and during that time he described seeing a similar type van uh but he says that the van he saw was
brown in color now he also states that he saw the van when it was dark outside and could not be 100% certain of the
actual color of the van that he had seen as the captain had said over time a lot more tips come in regarding this van
uh in in the color of the van changes several times uh from these different tipsters or eyewitnesses yeah a police
one of the police officers said at some point the van was every color yeah it it
was a rainbow of colors and and the thing is you and I talked about this one time uh when when you have these when
you have these kind of tip lines that come out and say you know we're looking for a green van of this year to this
year you know keep your eyes out open and if you see anything let us know and it's amazing how people come out of the
woodwork and they start noticing those vans all of a sudden where those vans have always been there they've always
been in your neighborhood you know somebody that drives that van now all of a sudden you're driving on the freeway
and you see a thousand of them on your way home one evening well and when I was a banker I mean one of the things that
we had to constantly do training on was we'd watch videos of you know burglaries
not you know bank robberies okay and uh and then they just ask you you know they
turn off the tape and go right down on everything you know all neat that's NE and you'd practice that you know but it
was surprising how bad some people were at first so so you you know a guy comes in he's got a mask on or doesn't or he
has a hat on or whatever and you have to write down what what color jeans he's wearing and what shirt uh how many guys
there are you know anything you can observe you write that down and then what do they do they take your answers
and show you the the footage again and then you're like oh got that wrong got that wrong got that wrong and what a lot
of people do and because it's because of the type of test it is a lot of people start trying to you know scan the whole
room for everything oh where where here's what happens if somebody robs your bank you've been at your bank for
for a long time so you know your surroundings okay it's really about focusing on that individual but still it
was amazing to me I mean I was actually surprisingly pretty good at it it was amazing to me how many people that I
worked with where it's like they kept on saying he's wearing a red hat and he's not even wearing a hat there's no hat at
all so and then I also think some of this stuff too it's like with that lady saying that she saw a girl in a van the
green van maybe she did maybe she didn't some people hear about something going on in their city and they just want so
badly to be involved right right and and sometimes the mind creates images that we think that we saw but we never saw
you know maybe she saw Le van and then after she saw pictures of the women she go what is she taking like a bunch of
mushrooms I don't know I'm just saying it was nine or 10 days after the fact some day sometimes N9 or 10 days after a
crime you go into the field and you eat a bunch of mushrooms and you start seeing green
fans that's not what normally happens so we have some Persons of Interest to discuss here and I say that because
they're not necessarily suspects uh but some Persons of Interest we mentioned the three young men Dustin Michael and
Joseph these are suspects in my mind and in the eyes of the police but we have some interesting monsters here to talk
about uh first let's start with Stephen Eugene Garrison now Garrison had told police he works his way into this case
because he told police a friend of his had confessed to killing the three women and confessed this to him during a
drunken party uh he told police information unknown to the public that led investigators to serve three search
warrants at two sites in Western Webster County he said that they would find the
three women's bodies and clues about their abduction and their deaths he also said that a moss green van believed used
to take the women would be found about 12 miles away from where they would find the bodies of the of the young women
yeah I mean this this seems like something they have to kind of jump on right away yeah so so the property that
was searched this is where it gets even a little more weird um the property that
was searched was the same site where in 1990 law enforcement searched for two missing people these are not related to
this case right uh the property owner was Francis Rob senior and he ended up ping guilty to two counts of second
deegree murder in a case that authorities say at the time was believed to have been a drug deal gone very badly
now Steven Garrison was believed enough that a gag order concerning the search was issued by a judge law enforcement
said certain aspects of the information we received fit with other private aspects of the Springfield 3 case right
right this was a statement given by the Springfield police captain and you see this type of move here is is pretty rare
to have a gag order on a search like this uh law enforcement acknowledged that the gag order existed but but
simply said you know we can't tell you anything about it until the order is lifted so we we basically what that's
saying is they issued this gag order because they don't want to talk about items that were found at that site now
do does that mean that it it it is leads to the Springfield 3 or to this case specifically or did they happen to be
searching yeah they were searching a site where you got a bad dude that that was known to have possibly put people
there before yeah monster so the thing here is you know why why does this seem so important to the
police this was important enough for them to go out there and search the property right well so who is Steph
Garrison that gave them this information Garrison is a terrible guy you know th this is in part why the authorities take
his statements so seriously they know what he is capable of because Steph Garrison was serving 40 years in prison
for kidnapping raping and terrorizing a female spring spr field college student uh which he abducted in the summer of
1993 which would be roughly the same age and roughly around the same time frame as far as like same age and also around
the start of summer yeah yeah it same age same time frame uh same victimology um you know police spent a good amount
of time tracking Garrison's movements um and at at one time and I don't know if this was through a person or persons
that knew Garrison but authorities were looking as far as Colorado for information regarding Steven Garrison I
mean the two girls were walking around town and they're and they're both very they're both attractive uh females and I
think you know why why they're walking around that they could have caught somebody's eye and they followed them
the the lady's home mhm it's very possible could be could be just as simple as that now Garrison Steven
Garrison is quot oted as saying uh they've never let up on me you know when referring to the police's investigation
into connecting him to The Disappearance of the Springfield 3 so you have this you have this terrible guy that's very
capable of having a victim that fits any of the this victimology here and he was
known to be in the area yeah and he comes out with this weird statement of a friend told me when he was drunk that he
did this you know that's just a a strange statement well and it might not be so much of a friend but maybe
somebody that you know you know as far as like sex trafficking and stuff like that they they normally will work with
each other so we have this very odd case three missing women we have Susie age 19
Stacy age 18 they're staying at su's Mother's house Cheryl aged 47 at the time between the hours of 2:30 a.m. and
8:00 a.m. they disappear June 7th 1992 and it's really the the crime scene is the strange thing here all their
belongings left behind it almost looks like either they left the front door unlocked or they willingly let the
abductor or abductors into the house in the middle of the night right no sign of
struggle and then when people come to find them they're getting some weird calls sexual calls and we have a couple
eyewitnesses come forward we have a couple suspects early o early on we have the brother he's kind of out of the
picture now yep we got the three boys that ex-boyfriend they're still kind of in
the picture and then we got some bad ombres in this area yeah and it turns out as the further this investigation
goes and the longer it goes on the more that they're realizing that a lot of really bad men are living in Springfield
Missouri in 1992 yeah we're going to have to get to these monsters in tomorrow's episode thank you Captain we
got so much more to dive into in this very highly requested case of the Springfield 3 and we will do that
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High school graduation is to be a time of celebration. Thinking of the memories created with friends over the years and an acknowledgement of accomplishments. June, 1992 - Suzanne Streeter and Stacy McCall just finished high school and planned to spend the first few days of summer with friends. They stayed the night at Suzanne's mother's home. Sometime between 2:30am and 8am the three women disappeared. They are suspected to have been kidnapped and murdered. Outside of several possible serial killers living in the area police are left with very few leads. Tonight we examine the very strange disappearance of the women that now are known as the Springfield Three.

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Brief Summary

Three women vanish in Springfield, Missouri, with no signs of struggle, leading to a complex investigation and multiple suspects.

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True Crime Garage Introduction. Welcome to True Crime Garage, where hosts Nick and Captain share their latest episode.
Unanswered Calls. Friends start calling Susie's house, but there's no answer.
Concern Grows for Missing Girls. Janice, Stacy's mother, becomes increasingly worried as time passes without contact.
The Geek's Messages. A friend known as 'The Geek' leaves long, song-filled messages instead of information.
Suspicion of Foul Play. Evidence suggests the women didn't leave voluntarily, pointing towards foul play.
Vandalism Charges. Three boys were charged with felony vandalism after breaking into a cemetery.

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The door was unlocked, the TV was on.

Discovery at the home of the missing girls

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