Belinda Darlene Zetterower was 14 and had just finished 8th grade at Attucks Middle School when she and her friend Barbara Barbie Schreiber left the Schreiber home the evening of June 18, 1975, intending to visit another friend. The two girls were last seen sitting on a bench in Hollywood when a white van approached; both girls, who frequently hitchhiked, reportedly entered the vehicle willingly and never reached their destination.

The next morning a family fishing near Interstate 75 in the Florida Everglades, near an area called Andytown, found the girls’ bodies on a remote dirt road. Both 14-year-old victims had been sexually assaulted and shot to death. The double homicide remained unsolved for decades.

Nearly 50 years later detectives obtained a full DNA profile from the victims’ clothing and identified a suspect, Robert Clark Keebler, who had a criminal history in California and South Florida and who had died several years before being named. Investigators say they have not ruled out the possibility a second person was involved and the case remains open.

If anyone knew Belinda, Barbie, or saw a white van in Hollywood the night of June 18, 1975, please share information with investigators.