of his parents the night of the disappearance, and they confirmed that alibi. Authorities were uncertain if Cox was involved in the case or if he was seeking recognition for the alleged murders by issuing false statements. Cox stated to authorities and journalists he would disclose what happened to the three women after his mother died. In media The case remains unsolved as of 2023, in spite of upward of 5,000 tips from the public. In June 1997, a bench was dedicated to the women inside the Victim's Memorial Garden in Springfield's Phelps Grove Park. The case has been featured on shows such as 48 Hours and America's Most Wanted. Investigation Discovery aired "The Springfield Three" on its Disappeared TV series. In 2019, the same channel's People Magazine Investigates featured a tabloid-style episode titled "The Springfield Three". In 2021, journalist Anne Roderique-Jones launched The Springfield Three: A Small-Town Disappearance podcast. Sherrill Levitt's son and Suzanne Streeter's brother Bartt Streeter has previously maintained a blog on the case titled Streeter Family . Mr. Streeter turned the blog over to his daughter, Dee Streeter, in 2013. See also List of people who disappeared References External links Springfield Police Department Cold Case 1990s missing person cases 1992 in Missouri 1992 in the United States June 1992 events in the United States Kidnappings in the United States Missing person cases in Missouri People from Springfield, Missouri History of Springfield, Missouri Mass disappearances Trios History of women in Missouri