In the early hours of June 7, 1992, three women—Sherrill Levitt, her daughter Suzie Streeter, and Suzie’s friend Stacy McCall—disappeared from a quiet home in Springfield, Missouri. Their cars were left in the driveway, their belongings untouched, and their house eerily undisturbed. Over 30 years later, this baffling case remains unsolved.

Join us as we dive into the mysterious details of that night, the haunting theories—from a mysterious green van to a possible serial killer—and the heart-wrenching efforts of the families who refuse to give up hope. Was this a calculated abduction, a crime of opportunity, or something even darker?

This case will leave you questioning everything. Tune in and help us keep the story of Sherrill, Suzie, and Stacy alive.

If anyone has information about the Springfield Three case, they are encouraged to contact the following authorities:

Springfield Police Department - Tip Line: (417) 864-1810

Crime Stoppers Tip Line: (417) 869-TIPS (8477) or https://www.crimestoppersusa.org

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The nation is in shock. Extra-Strength Tylenol—trusted in millions of households—has been weaponized, and no one knows who is responsible. The recall has begun, but the damage is already done. Seven people have died, and investigators now face a daunting task: tracking down the killer before they strike again.

In this episode of Crime Clueless, we dive into the massive investigation that followed the Tylenol murders. Law enforcement scours stores, examines packaging, and interviews thousands of potential witnesses, all while racing against time. Theories begin to emerge, including the infamous extortion letter from James W. Lewis. But is he the mastermind, or just an opportunist?

With fear gripping the country and pressure mounting to find the culprit, the case takes unexpected turns—but will justice ever be served? Join us as we unravel the suspects, the dead ends, and the legacy of a crime that changed consumer safety forever.

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On September 29, 1982, an ordinary morning turned into a nightmare when 12-year-old Mary Kellerman took an Extra-Strength Tylenol capsule and collapsed minutes later. Within hours, more lives were lost—including three members of the same family. What at first seemed like a string of medical emergencies soon revealed itself to be something far more sinister: poison.

In this episode of Crime Clueless, we unravel the early hours of the Tylenol murders, following investigators as they struggle to understand how and why seemingly healthy people are dying so suddenly. As more cases emerge, panic spreads, and the terrifying reality sets in—someone has laced Tylenol capsules with cyanide, turning a household staple into a deadly weapon.

Listen as we explore the victims’ stories, the frantic efforts to uncover a pattern, and the moment when authorities realize the unthinkable: this is no accident. By the end of this episode, the public has been warned, store shelves have been emptied, and the country is left reeling—who would commit such a heinous act, and why?

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