Streeter Family Blogg

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 Washin...

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I received another call from a reporter/ producer today. She was eager, positive and enthusiastic and began the conversation by telling me how much her network/show could bring needed national attention to our situation. As I took her name, office number and some information on her credentials. I thought to myself she sounds to young, to be associated with the T.V. show, she said, she was representing, so I asked her "how old are you" she paused and said "I'm 27, that shouldn't be a problem, will it? You will do the show?" I said " Let me check on your credentials, give me a couple days, I will be in touch, thank you" and hung up, I was in the middle of a meeting with a client and not really in a position to talk and felt the need to get back to what I was doing. However, as I turned my attention back to my client, my mind began to wander. I had lost my ability to concentrate on his needs, or even on what we had been discussing, I excused myself...

Disappeared was filmed in December of 2010. The Springfield Police Dept. have NOT  done a dig or taken any core samples at the Cox hospital location. "Just one more unresolved issue in this horrific crime, it is frustrating and disturbing that politics has allowed this location to go unresolved.” Sincerely, BL Streeter

Wider, more detailed, media coverage has helped to increase the public’s expectations. Is there a problem with the way the Springfield police handle this investigation? I would say, "yes" It is painful and sad to lose confidence in the Springfield Police Dept. I publicly question if they are capable and willing to do what needs to be done to solve this horrific crime? Bartt Streeter

The Springfield Mo. Police have done No digging or coring at Cox hospital. Phone calls from you can make that dig happen, if you, your friends and family will call the Springfield Mo.Police and politely ask them to dig or core the parking garage at Cox hospital it can and should be done. Tell them to "do the dig." "I find it hard to understand, why the Springfield police would refuse to look in any location." Sincerely, Bartt Streeter Springfield Police Department Headquarters 321 E. Chestnut Expressway Springfield, MO 65802-3899 417-869-TIPS (8477) CRIME STOPPERS 417-864-1810 (SPD 24-hour voice line) 417-864-1713 (SPD 24-hour fax line)

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