Barbara Susan Schreiber was 14 when she disappeared from Hollywood, Florida, on June 18, 1975. She and her best friend, 14-year-old Darlene Zetterower, left Barbara’s home intending to spend the night at a friend’s house but never arrived. Witnesses later saw the girls sitting on a bench along a busy Hollywood street; a white van pulled up and the girls, who sometimes hitchhiked, appeared to enter willingly.

The next morning a family on a fishing trip found the girls’ bodies near Interstate 75 in the Everglades area known as Andytown. Both had been sexually assaulted and shot; they were found fully clothed, lying side by side on a dirt road. The double homicide went cold for decades, but recent DNA work extracted a full profile from evidence on the victims’ clothing.

That DNA implicated Robert Clark Keebler; investigators later named a second suspect, Lawrence Stein. Both men had violent criminal histories but had died before identification. Authorities say they would have prosecuted them if alive. The murders have been discussed in connection with the Flat Tire Murders of 1975–1976, but no definitive link has been established. Did anyone who lived in Hollywood in June 1975 see a white van or remember details about the girls’ plans that night?