Streeter Family Blogg

In 1992, two women were stolen from our lives.  We have struggled for over 26 years with the public's perception of what happened to them and how to mourn them in our personal lives. Recently, it has been publicized that Bartt Streeter, son of Sherrill and brother of Suzie, was arrested on unrelated charges. Bartt has had a long history with alcohol abuse and has spoken publicly on this matter in the past. It is evident in the video that he, at no time, tried to forcibly remove anyone from the establishment. The charges were exaggerated, as is plainly evident in the video. Bartt's Interaction:  Just inside the door of the establishment, was with an adult. He shook this adult's hand and spoke only with the adult. Once finished with the conversation, Bartt stood, pointed, and asked the person if that was their granddaughter. Bartt's Lyft was arriving, and he left the establishment on his own and unaccompanied. It is unsure how the story got so corrupted when it w...

Link: http://www.ksgf.com/news/local-news/celebration-of-life-for-women-who-went-missing-25-years-ago Celebration of Life for Women Who Went Missing 25 Years Ago By: Macy Marie 11:53 PM, Jun 7, 2017 Three women went missing in Springfield 25 years ago today.  Instead of a memorial, friends and family held a celebration of life at Phelps Grove Park in Springfield.  It started at 7:30. People told fun stories about Sherrill Levitt, Suzie Streeter, and Stacy McCall.  "We went camping for spring break our senior year and it was cold... lots of good memories," one friend recalled.  After people told stories, candles were lit and four lanterns were let go for the women.  One lantern for each and the last was for all of them.  Stacy's mother, Janis McCall, had many stories about the group. She says this was not a memorial.  "Thank all of you for coming out here for the celebration of the lives of three women," she...

Link: http://www.ky3.com/content/news/Recalling-the-good-times-Friends-family-of-3-missing-women-celebrate-lives-not-forgotten-427143933.html Recalling the good times: Friends, family of 3 missing women celebrate lives not forgotten Gathering celebrates lives of three missing women By Reporter Mike Landis and Photojournalist Lance Green |  Posted: Wed 11:04 PM, Jun 07, 2017 | Updated: Wed 11:06 PM, Jun 07, 2017 Springfield, Mo It was a quarter century ago three women went missing from a home in Springfield. On Tuesday, the community gathered to remember the women and hope for closure once and for all. The event was called a celebration of life and was a chance to remember a different time before the families' hearts were so tragically shattered, and the city lost part of its innocence. Those at the gathering took part in a candlelight vigil and a release of Japanese lanterns in honor of the three. Suzanne and Stacy graduated from Kickapoo High...

Link: http://www.ky3.com/content/news/Mother-talks-about-25-years-with-no-answers-in-Stacy-McCalls-disappearance--427139941.html Mother talks about 25 years with no answers in Stacy McCall's disappearance By reporter Paula Morehouse and videographer Justin Haase, KY3 News |  Posted: Wed 10:31 PM, Jun 07, 2017 | Updated: Wed 11:53 PM, Jun 07, 2017 SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A quarter of a century is still not enough time to heal wounds when there are no answers. "All I want to know is where they are. If you sold them to someone, let me know. If you have disposed of them in some horrendous manner, please let me know," pleaded Janis McCall. The unknown has tortured McCall since her daughter, Stacy McCall, graduated from Kickapoo High School. After a few parties that night, Stacy and her friend, Suzie Streeter, went to Suzie's house to sleep over. It would be the last time anyone reported seeing them or Sherrill (SP) Levitt, Suzie's mom. "I...

L ink: http://www.ky3.com/content/news/3-missing-women-25-years-427060333.html Mom of 1 of 3 missing women from Springfield won't give up hope Springfield's 25-year mystery: 3 missing women By reporter Paula Morehouse and videographer Justin Haase, KY3 News |  Posted: Wed 1:25 PM, Jun 07, 2017 SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - It was a crime that shook Springfield to its core and made national headlines. June 7 marks 25 years since Sherrill (SP) Levitt, Suzie Streeter and Stacy McCall vanished without a trace from a home in central Springfield. Their disappearance still haunts those closest to the investigation. The most visible relative of the three women, Stacy McCall's mother, says she'll never give up on finding her daughter. The three women vanished into the night but Sherrill (SP) Levitt, her daughter Suzie Streeter, and her friend Stacy McCall, never left our lives. Fresh flowers adorn a bench built in their honor in Phelps Grove Park and their imag...

Link: http://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/continuing-the-investigation25-years-later/734842551 Continuing the Investigation 25 Years Later By: Jenifer Abreu   Posted: Jun 07, 2017 10:56 PM CDT | Updated: Jun 07, 2017 11:00 PM CDT SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- June 7, 2017, marks 25 years of unanswered questions empty theories and a mystery hanging over the City of Springfield. Three women went missing and no evidence of what happened to them was left behind. But a quarter of a century later police are still investigating. For 25 years, thousands of tips have come in and many theories considered, but police say there's simply not enough evidence that makes any of those theories a viable one. At this point, it would take that one person with that one piece of information to come forward. "It's real, it happened in Springfield, Missouri," said David Asher, a retired detective who worked on the case years ago. Three women, Sherrill Levitt, her daughter Suzie S...

Link: http://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/public-invited-to-observance-for-three-missing-women-tonight/734082384 Public Invited to Observance for Three Missing Women Tonight The three vanished on this date, 25 years ago By: Brennon Gurley   Posted: Jun 07, 2017 05:17 AM CDT | Updated: Jun 07, 2017 07:21 AM CDT SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Today marks 25 years since three women vanished from a home in Springfield.   Tonight, the community will come together to remember the lives of Stacy McCall, Suzanne Streeter, and her mother, Sherrill Levitt.  The Victim's Memorial Garden in Phelps Grove Park in Springfield Is a somber place where families can pause and remember those lost to violence.  Hailey Owens is remembered here, as are the area victims of 9-11. But tonight, the community will celebrate the lives of three women whose final story is still unwritten. "She had $50 in cash and she had her swimming suit and she had her little bitty makeup thing that ...

Link: http://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/a-quarter-century-of-questions-escaping-a-digital-fingerprint/730022136 A Quarter Century of Questions: Escaping A Digital Fingerprint By: Daniel Shedd    Posted: Jun 06, 2017 09:10 PM CDT | Updated: Jun 06, 2017 09:49 PM CDT 3 Missing Women Stories A Quarter Century of Questions... A Quarter Century of Questions: The... SPRINGFIELD, Mo -- It's been 10 years since the first iPhone came out. That was in 2007. Facebook and Myspace came on the scene around three years before that, in 2004. It's hard to believe, but you would have to venture 12 more years in times past to get a glimpse of technology in 1992. Tracking crimes was much different back then. They didn't have what detectives now call a 'Digital Fingerprint'. “They left the party at Battlefield, somewhere around 2 a.m., and their vehicle was found around 12 p.m. at the Delmar address,” said David Millsap.  “We would have been able to get...

Link: http://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/a-quarter-century-of-questions-families-of-3-missing-women-try-to-cope/732652022 A Quarter Century of Questions: Families Of 3 Missing Women Try To Cope By: Melanie Chapman   Posted: Jun 05, 2017 10:32 PM CDT | Updated: Jun 05, 2017 10:32 PM CDT Springfield, Mo. -- They vanished without a trace - Stacy McCall, Suzie Streeter and Sherrill Levitt. Through the years there were many leads, some appeared strong but investigators say they never turned up any credible evidence. "We were on a roller coaster that would go up and down and up and down and that roller coaster would say, we think we have them," said Janis McCall, Stacy's mother. Twenty-five years later there is no sign of the women and no known suspect. For the families of the missing women, coping with the disappearance over the years has changed them. Janis and her husband, Stuart, have grandchildren today. "We became even more protective of our f...

Link: http://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/a-quarter-century-of-questions-community-cant-forget-the-3-missing-women/731613079 A Quarter Century of Questions: Community Can't Forget the 3 Missing Women By: Collin Lingo   Posted: Jun 04, 2017 10:01 PM CDT | Updated: Jun 04, 2017 10:01 PM CDT SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- As KOLR10 continues its look back into the disapearance of Springfield's three missing women, we're left asking - who else is struggling to come to terms with the event 25 years later? A reporter sought to find those in the Ozarks who have yet to call the event one of the past, those who take some part of the 25 year old case with them every day, or in other words, those who refuse to forget.  The faces of Sherrill (SP) Levitt, her daughter Suzie Streeter and Streeter's high school friend Stacy McCall have been preserved in photographs and videos for the past 25 years. Whether it's through a blog dedicated to their return, or an article...