22 years ago, Tracy Bradley comes home from her morning shift and discovers two of her daughters,

Diamond and Tiana, are nowhere to be found.

Reed, have you seen Tiana and Diamond?

I'm like, no, and issues like it up, they miss it.

I'm Pam Chiles, and on Disappeared for Bradley Sisters podcast, I'm revisiting the case

that changed the course of my career.

Listen to Disappeared for Bradley Sisters on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you

get your podcast.

This podcast contains explicit language and graphic descriptions of violence.

Please be advised.

I can't understand how somebody could kill something like a low, happy all the time.

People do things in fits of rage that they don't want to do and have no intentions

of doing, but it just happened, and then their body needed that release.

We've seen it, I've seen it personally.

It happens a lot.

I had too many opportunities, I might get there, but if I had been involved in that, she'd

never would have been found.

For ID and Arc Media, I'm Sarah Kaelin, and this is why can't we talk about Amanda's

mom?

In a recent conversation, I asked Renee's daughter Amanda what closure might look like

for her when it comes to her mom's murder.

Answers, you know, and I feel like I don't want a big trial, and I know that's selfish

...