Amy Bradley Is Missing
Sheridan Tongue scores new 3-part Netflix series
On March 21, 1998, 23-year-old Amy Lynn Bradley set off on a Caribbean cruise with her family aboard Rhapsody of the Seas. A recent college graduate, Amy was joined by her parents, Ron and Iva Bradley, and her younger brother, Brad. Two nights into the trip, after an evening spent dancing at the ship’s nightclub, Amy was last seen resting on the balcony of their cabin. By morning, she had vanished. Despite an extensive search, an FBI investigation, and tireless efforts by her family, no trace of Amy has ever been found.
Scored by Sheridan Tongue (pictured), this three-part documentary reexamines the mysterious disappearance and the decades-long investigation that followed. The series also delves into the many leads and reported sightings that have haunted Amy’s family in their enduring search for the truth.
Amy Bradley Is Missing is an Ample Entertainment production for Netflix.
Click above to watch the trailer.
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