Springfield, Missouri, June 6th, 1992. >> [snorts] >> Suzi Streeter and Stacy McCall graduated from Kickapoo High School. They took photographs with a graduation cake. They went to parties. [music] They drove to Suzi's house on East Delmar Street somewhere around 2:00 in the morning. The front porch [music] light was broken. The next morning, friends came to pick them up for the water park. No answer. [music] They went inside. Cinnamon, Cheryl's Yorkshire terrier, came barreling out of the hallway. No people behind [music] her. Three purses, Cheryl's, Suzi's, and Stacy's, stacked neatly beside each other [music] in the bedroom. Cigarettes on the counter, untouched. Both cars >> [music] >> still in the driveway. The beds looked slept in. Used makeup wipes in the bathroom trash. They had arrived, [music] cleaned up, gone to sleep. The women's clothing, jewelry, everything, [music] still there. Except them. While Janelle searched, [music] the phone rang. An obscene call. A male voice. Immediate hang up. Then it rang again. Same voice. Same hang up. There was a disturbing message on the answering machine. No signs of struggle. No forced entry. [music] No blood. Three women simply gone. 5,000 [music] tips. FBI called in. Ground penetrating radar scanned a hospital parking garage. Three anomalies detected. Police dismissed [music] the evidence as insufficient. Then, the detail most people do not know. Robert Craig [music] Cox was living on East Delmar Street. The same street. A former Army Ranger. A man who had been on Florida's [music] death row for the murder of a Disney World clerk in 1978. Acquitted on appeal. Back in his Springfield hometown in 1990, 2 years later on the same street, his alibi for that night, he was home sleeping. His girlfriend told police they went to church together. She later admitted Cox had asked her to lie. In 1997, [music] Cox told journalists from a Texas prison, "I know that they are dead. There's no doubt." He said he would [music] share what he knew after his mother died. His mother died. Cox said nothing. Robert Craig Cox [music] died in 2024. Cheryl Levitt, Suzie Streeter, Stacy McCall. [music] 33 years, no bodies, no arrests, case still open. If you need help, reach out. You [music] are not alone. Cox knew something. What do you think he knew and why did he never say it? Follow Grave [music] Talk TV, a new investigation every week because the cases that get shared are the ones that don't get [music] forgotten.