
The Springfield Three with Coffee & Cases Podcast
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Oklahoma meets Kentucky to talk about a case from Missouri in this crossover episode with Sirens and Coffee & Cases.
The two teams dive into the cold disappearance of Suzie Streeter, Sherrill Levitt, and Stacy McCall, dubbed “The Springfield Three”, from Sherrill’s home in June of 1992. Today (release day) marks the 31st anniversary of their vanishing in the middle of the night with no signs of struggle, and no sign or reason to leave.
We also discuss the case of Sharon Zellers from Florida in 1978, who had the same top suspect.
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