The case record
What was reported?
Sherill Levitt, Suzanne Streeter and Stacy McCall disappeared from a Springfield home on 7 June 1992. The FBI’s current appeal continues to seek information about all three.
Streeter and McCall had attended graduation celebrations before returning to Levitt’s home to sleep. The FBI places the disappearance between approximately 2:15 and 7:30 in the morning. No subsequent sighting has been established in the official notice.
The official FBI date and time window are used. The marker is city-level to avoid directing visitors to a private home.
- Reported date
- 7 June 1992
- Witnesses
- Historical records, investigators and observers; see case-specific account · Not reliably reducible to a single count
- Investigation
- Historical and research accounts reviewed from: FBI; KY3
Evidence in the record
The principal public evidence is a reconstructed timeline, personal belongings left behind and law-enforcement appeals. Other people entered the house before its significance was clear, limiting what can safely be inferred from the scene. Public theories exceed the details released by investigators.
Competing explanations
Official and research context
The FBI publishes the disappearance as an active missing-person appeal; its public notice supplies no established account of what happened to the women.
Conventional explanations
An involuntary disappearance is a serious investigative possibility, but a lack of obvious disturbance cannot establish the method, number of offenders or a particular suspect. Unverified vehicle sightings and claimed burial locations require corroboration.
Arguments that remain contested
What happened inside or after leaving the home, and where the women went, remain unknown.
Locations & timeline
Coordinates are representative. Area and route labels do not imply exact paths or object positions.
- Primary reference location
Springfield city area
The official FBI date and time window are used. The marker is city-level to avoid directing visitors to a private home.
Representative case location · Approximate area radius: 8 km
37.210°, -93.290° · point · Regional reference only; not survey-grade
Record notes
Map coordinates are representative and do not establish an exact incident position.
Case-specific sources researched 8 September 2026. Evidence, alternatives, dates and representative geography reviewed.
Original dataset status: unresolved