To view all the videos of KOLR10’s coverage of Springfield’s three missing women and the search for them, click here to watch our YouTube playlist of news reports from 1992 and several years after. If you have any information about the disappearances of Stacy, Suzie, and Sherrill you are asked to contact the police department at 41 or call Crime Stoppers at 41. The Springfield Police Department labeled the case as a cold case. Attendees are welcome to bring a blanket, chair, and battery-operated or safe candle.

The McCall family is hosting a vigil for the women at the Victims Memorial Garden in Phelps Grove Park, located at 950 E. And I know that.” Cox refused to give any more details. Cox was sent to a Texas prison and he agreed to an interview concerning the three missing women.ĭuring the interview, Cox said, “I know they are dead.

Years later she retracted her statement and told police Cox was not with her that night. “He stirred up a lot of interest and there was some concern that he may have been playing people so he could get transported back here and get out of prison for a bit,” said Moore.Ĭox’s girlfriend at the time stated Cox was with her the night of the disappearance. Stacy said the group had decided to wait until the next morning to drive to Branson and that she and Suzie would be staying at their friend Janelle Kirby’s house. Janis McCall, Stacy’s mother received a call from her daughter. They even had plans to drive to Branson at the end of the night to go to White Water the following day.Īt around 10:30 p.m.

The two best friends along with several others planned to celebrate that evening by going to several house parties. This was a Saturday and Stacy, 18, and Suzie, 19, had just graduated from Kickapoo High School. No one has seen or heard from the three women since that night in 1992. After the parties were over, the two friends decided to go back to Suzie’s house where she lived with her mother. Stacy and Suzie, both Kickapoo High School graduates, were celebrating their success after their graduation ceremony by attending several after-graduation house parties. 30 years have passed since Stacy McCall, Suzanne “Suzie” Streeter, and Suzie’s mother Sherrill Levitt disappeared without a trace.

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