The Springfield Police Department recently partnered with
the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) to conduct a
case review involving the disappearance of Sherill (sp. Sherrill) Levitt, Suzanne Streeter and
Stacy McCall. The women were reported missing June 7, 1992 and the case remains
unsolved.
The process for the case review began in late 2010. The
Department’s current Robbery/Homicide Unit was assigned to research the nearly
25,000 documents related to the case and review physical evidence collected
from the Levitt home at 1717 E. Delmar.
Last week, Lt. David Millsap, Sgt. Allen Neal, Cpl. Kevin
Shipley and Cpl. Neal McAmis presented the case in Alexandria, Virginia to a
panel of 25 criminal investigative experts assembled by NCMEC. The panel
included members of the NCMEC’s Forensic Evidence Section, current and former
members of the FBI’s Behavioral Science Unit, Naval Criminal Investigations
Section (NCIS), former homicide detectives with the Washington, D.C. Police
Department, Arlington, Virginia Police Department, St. Louis, Missouri Metro Major
Case Squad, FBI Crime Laboratory experts and many other criminal justice
professionals.
The three day presentation was conducted in an effort to
receive feedback from the panel for future follow-up in the case.
“We still believe someone in this community has key
information that will lead to this case being solved. This case has received a
large amount of publicity, and we have received thousands of tips. In the
beginning there was a lot of information released, and some miss-information
that was generated in the public, that may have kept someone from calling or
contacting us with valuable information.” said Lt. David Millsap.
Police ask that anyone with information regarding this case
contact 864-1810 or 869-TIPS.
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SPD Case Number: 92-40169
Media Contact: Lt. David Millsap, phone: 864-1751
Release authorized by: Lt. David Millsap
cc: Chief of Police
Command Staff
City PIO