I'm Pam Childs, and in 2001, I was a detective in Chicago for just one month when the Bradley

Sisters disappeared, and on disappeared the Bradley Sisters podcast, I'm revisiting

the case that changed the course of my career.

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.

The girls are just 10 and three years old.

And when we went out to stairs, my mom opened the door and she just kept saying she just

left for letter, and she just told me the letter.

My mom, me and Diamond, I went to the store and to the school.

And I just looked at the letter and said I'm going to count you.

My mom just knocked the TV over and got the cramp and got the call in the family.

We were all sent out every able body in the city.

And when I say that, I mean every able body that's working for

the Chicago Police Department, including the recruits that were in the police academy

were called out.

And it was the biggest manhunt that the city of Chicago ever had.

I guess maybe by me having a daughter, I couldn't imagine her being missing.

I'd still be walking the earth right now, trying to find my daughter.

And nothing would stop me from doing that.

One thing that I think we have to ask ourselves going forward,

who had the most to gain by these little girls disappearing?

I think that something very bad happened to them.

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