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Please do not suffer in silence. On June 7, 1992, 3 women, 47-year-old Cheryl Levitt, her daughter, 19-year-old Suzanne

Streeter, and Suzanne's friend, 18-year-old Stacey McCall, disappeared.

Stacey and Suzanne, or Susie, had just graduated from high school hours beforehand,

and were last seen driving home after

attending a graduation party nearby. Cheryl had spoken to a friend on the phone that evening,

and was having herself a quiet night in. Despite indications that all three had been inside

of Cheryl's home that evening, all three vanished without a trace. In June of 2007, the 15-year mark of this strange case, a blog was published.

Written by Ron Davis, it read as follows.

The house is easy to miss.

Just to its east is Glenstone Avenue, a clogged main drag.

To the west, the homes get bigger, the neighborhood gets fancier, and so there

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