Barbara Susan Schreiber was 14 when she and her friend Belinda Darlene Zetterower disappeared from Hollywood, Florida, after accepting a ride on the evening of June 18, 1975. The girls had been celebrating the end of eighth grade and were last seen sitting on a bench when a white van approached. The following morning a fisherman found the two bodies side-by-side along a canal near Andytown on the outskirts of the Everglades; both girls were fully clothed and had been shot to death.

The double homicide went cold and for years was linked to the so-called Flat-Tire murders that terrorized South Florida in that era. Decades later investigators re-examined evidence. In August 2023 a DNA profile developed from the victims’ clothing led to known felon Robert Clark Keebler, and further analysis identified a second man, Lawrence Stein, in May 2025. Both men were deceased by the time they were identified, so no arrests or prosecutions occurred; the State Attorney’s Office said the men would have been prosecuted had they been alive and the case was declared exceptionally cleared.

Does anyone have memories of the girls, the bench where they were last seen, or other details from Hollywood in June 1975 that could add context to this case?