This episode is brought to you by Netflix. Hello Bingers. It's Ben Bailey Smith here and there are some

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If that's what you're into, how about Amy Bradley is missing? 16th of July this starts streaming.

This is about 23 year old Amy Lynn, who disappeared in 1998 from this Royal Caribbean

crew she was on with her family. And the case is still as much of a mystery today as it ever was.

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this documentary is one of those that has this endless element of mystery,

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In 1974, two inspectors in the homicide department were famous for actually solving them,

Rotea Guilford and Earl Sanders.

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