Florida 1975 Cold Case Solved — They Didn't Make It to Their 15th Birthday
In the summer of 1975, Barbara Schreiber and Darlene Zetterower were fourteen-year-old best friends with their whole lives ahead of them. One evening, the girls accepted a ride from strangers and disappeared. For decades, their families were left without answers.
Nearly fifty years later, investigators returned to evidence preserved since the original investigation. New technology uncovered DNA that eventually gave investigators two names — finally bringing an answer to a case that had remained open for generations.
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedIn June 1975, 14-year-olds Barbara Shriver and Darlene Zetterohr were abducted and murdered in Hollywood, Florida. The case remained cold for nearly 50 years until advanced DNA technology and new witness testimony identified the perpetrators, Robert Clark Keebler and Lawrence Stein, both of whom died before they could be prosecuted.