In the early morning hours of March 24, 1998, 23-year-old Amy Lynn Bradley vanished from the balcony of her family's cabin aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship.

Just a few hours early, she'd been at a party, joking with her brother, dancing with the ship's band,

and planning out the next day's adventure in Curacao.

By sunrise, Amy was gone.

Her sandals were still on the balcony.

Her cigarettes were missing.

Her keycard and license were gone too, but everything else had been left behind.

What began as a family vacation quickly turned into a nightmare,

and the moments leading up to Amy's disappearance would raise questions that remain unanswered to this day.

Hello, everybody. Welcome back to Crime Weekly. I'm Stephanie Harlow. And I'm Derek Lavasseur.

All right. So today, as you could tell from the title and from the teaser and from Derek and I talking about it for a week, we are covering the disappearance of Amy, Lynn, Bradley, which has recently been made into a Netflix documentary and has been a case that has haunted me and stayed with me for many, many years. So Derek just covered in a detective perspective. Yep, gave my whole thing. And it blew up. It blew up for considering my channel. It blew up. It was like the top on Google, have over 100,000 views on it, not what I normally get on my video. So it's been crazy. I know we're going to get right into it because we have a lot to cover. Just before we do, we mentioned it on Crime Weekly News, mention it quick here. For anyone who didn't see, we now have YouTube memberships for people who are on YouTube. A lot of you are asking for it because a lot of other content creators do it. We hadn't. We now have it. You can see it up on the

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So if you want to be there and you want to support us, we love it. We love seeing the little badges. That's all I had. Yeah, it's fun stuff. So, yeah, let's get right in because I'm actually very excited. I'm very excited to talk about this with you. And the fact that I don't sound like a bumbling moron on this one, or maybe I will. Who knows? The fact that I'm coming into it, not blind.

No, that's a preemptive. I don't sound like a bumbling moron on this one, or maybe I will. Who knows? The fact that I'm coming into it, not blind. No, that's a preemptive. I don't sound like a bumbling moron. No, I'm just kidding. So, I mean, it's like, it is a little different for me. It's nice to not be completely, not have you have all the facts in your back pocket. Well, as you know, we're going to kind of get into the background. Who was Amy? How did she get on this cruise ship? What are the circumstances

leading up to it? So Amy Lind Well, as you know, we're going to kind of get into the background. Who was Amy? How did she get on this cruise ship?

What are the circumstances leading up to it? So Amy Lynn Bradley was born on May 12th, 1974, in Petersburg, Virginia, to her parents, Iva and Ron.

She and her younger brother, Brad, who was born two and a half years after her. They grew up in Chesterfield County.

This is a suburb just outside of Richmond.

Now, from the outside, the Bradley's looked like everything a family was supposed to be.

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