#amybradley

[latenightsleuth]

Amy Lynn Bradley - STILL MISSING At sea near Curacao. March 21, 1998 . Amy Lynn Bradley is a noted American woman who went missing during a week long Caribbean cruise with her family. She was 23 years old when she vanished. Amy has now been gone as long as her family and friends enjoyed her presence. It's time to know what happened to Amy Lynn Bradley back in 1998. . Amy's story has been told and retold many times. There have been different accounts as to what happened to Amy leading up to her disappearance. Wikipedia states that Amy's father, Ron, saw her asleep on the cabin balcony around 5:30am. When he got up a bit later, she was gone. Other sources claim that Amy disappeared from her room where she had been sleeping. . There have also been different accounts as to the events that unfolded after Amy's family began looking for her. Some believe that Amy was asleep on the cabin balcony and simply rolled over into the sea. Others believe that Amy was either killed or kidnapped on board the Rhapsody of the Sea and smuggled off the ship at the next port in Curacao. Sightings in Curacao and Barbados would support the kidnap theory. All include nefarious details alluding to Amy being held against her will and forced into sex trafficking. . Should you go down this rabbit hole, you will find some sources state Amy was killed by band member who was booked for that cruise. . The investigating agency: FBI 202-324-3000 Interpol's Puerto Rican office 787-722-3045 . Google Amy Lynn Bradley. Read a few of the stories. Listen to some podcasts. Talk about Amy! Share her story. The Bradley family offers a $250,000 reward for information leading to Amy's return, plus a $50,000 reward for information leading to her verifiable location. The FBI also offers a $25,000 reward for her recovery. . Sources: AmyBradleyismissing.com America's Most Wanted Disappeared Dr. Phil Unsolved Mysteries The Charley Project The Doe Network Federal Bureau of Investigation NamUs Crimejunkiepodcast.com filmdaily.co Historydaily.org Medium.com Mysteriesunsolved.com Ranker.com Stitcher.com Talkmurder.com . #amybradleyismissing #amylynnbradley #amybradley #missing #missingperson #latenightsleith https://www.instagram.com/p/CRW1JGQsBpB/?utm_medium=tumblr

[rottenboxes]

23 year old Virginia native, Amy Lynn Bradley, was last seen aboard the Rhapsody of the Seas Royal Caribbean Cruise by her father at approximately 5:00-5:30am on the morning of March 24, 1998. According to her father, she was asleep on the cabin balcony but when he awoke at 6am, Amy had vanished. He then proceeded to search the ship for any sign of his daughter, who was last seen by fellow passengers having a drink with the ships band, Blue Orchid.

A member of the band stated that he last saw Amy at about 1:00am and the two parted ways. Because the ship was at sea at the time of her disappearance, many suspected that she may have jumped or fallen overboard. However, Amy was a trained and experienced lifeguard.

Oddly enough, in 2005, an email was sent to Amy's parent's containing sexually explicit photographs of a woman who FBI believes very strongly is in fact Amy. The photos were found listed under the name "Jaz" on a Caribbean prostitution site. The discovery of the pictures led Amy's family to believe that she had been abducted from the ship and sold into sexual slavery.

Even more interesting is that in the same year, a woman said that she not only saw Amy at a department store in Barbados, but that she even spoke to the missing woman. According to Judy Maurer, a distraught American woman was seen accompanied by two men who were demanding that she follow through on a deal. When Maurer approached the woman, she stated that her name was Amy and that she was from Virginia. Judy gave a physical description of the woman to the police, which shows an uncanny resemblance to the woman in the escort advertisements.

Amy has been missing for 21 years and 27 days.

[latestnews-now]

After Kim Kardashian called the Netflix documentary “Amy Bradley Is Missing” a must-see, Amy’s family reached out asking for her help to spread awareness and find answers in the decades-old case. Will Kim’s influence finally bring justice?

[feministvillage]

Caso 1: Amy Lynn Bradley.

,Amy Lynn Bradley, nasceu no dia 12 de Maio de 1974 e desapareceu aos 23 anos durante uma viagem de cruzeiro chamado rhapsody of the seas que ia em direção ao Caribe, no final de Março de 1998. 

No dia 21 de Março de 1998, Amy partiu em uma viagem em um cruzeiro de uma semana com seus pais Ron e Ive e seu irmão mais novo Brad em direção ao caribe. Na noite do dia 23 de Março, a família decidiu ir jantar em um restaurante do navio e depois desse jantar teria uma festa. Seus pais jantaram e logo decidiram ir dormir e Amy ficou junto do seu irmão por mais um tempo, para curtir a festa, Brad acabou deixando a festa um pouco depois e Amy ficou para terminar de curtir a noite. 

Amy estava bebendo com uma banda que tovaca na boate do navio, e uma filmagem feita de dentro do navio mostra Bradley dançando com um dos membros da banda chamada Yellow, que diz ter se separado de Amy por volta de 01h00am, mas testemunhas dizem que ela saiu do bar por volta de 03h30am. Por volta de 5h30am, Amy acordou na varanda do seu quarto sem se lembrar de como tinha chego lá, levantou e foi fumar um cigarro (??), e em algum momento entre 5h15am e 5h30am o pai de Amy se levantou e viu a filha dormindo na varanda, mas decidiu não acorda-la. Ron acordou novamente por volta de 6h00am e voltou a olhar a varanda do quarto da filha e não encontrou a mesma. 

A família logo notou que tinha algo estranho acontecendo, pois Amy tinha deixado tudo dentro do quarto, o que era estranho pois a mesma não costumava sair sem avisar onde iria. Após notarem o desaparecimento de sua filha, os pais correram até a segurança do navio e notificarão o sumiço da filha, pedindo para que o navio não parasse por que caso ela tenha sido sequestrada, os sequestradores poderiam descer e assim a busca por ela seria dificultada. Mas os funcionários do navio pararam mesmo assim e todos os tripulantes desceram, além de terem recusado o pedido da família para anunciar o sumiço de Amy no alto falante do navio. Alegando que estava muito cedo e que iria atrapalhar o sono dos tripulantes, e após muita insistência da família por volta de 08h00am o aviso do sumiço foi feito através do alto falante. E então finalmente começou a busca por Amy Bradley dentro do navio. 

O capitão do navio ordenou que procurassem por ela em todos os lugares, incluindo quartos e banheiros, mas como era um navio muito grande tinha por volta de 1.000 quartos, descobriram que olharam apenas os banheiros e as áreas publicas do navio, ignorando completamente todos os quartos. 

A Guarda Costeira das Antilhas Holandesas realizou uma busca de quatro dias que terminou em 27 de março, e a Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines fretou um barco para continuar procurando por ela, mas eles terminaram sua busca em 29 de março. Amy foi treinada como salva-vidas e investigadores disseram que não havia evidências de que ela havia caído ao mar ou que ela tenha morrido por suicídio. 

Houve possíveis avistamentos de Amy, e o primeiro deles foi um taxista que disse que ela se aproximou do seu taxi e pediu um telefone, mas ele não estava ciente do sumiço da mesma até então. Em Agosto de 1998, 5 meses após o seu sumiço, dois turistas Canadenses, viram uma mulher com as mesmas características de Amy na praia, inclusive as tatuagens da mulher eram idênticas às de Bradley. As tatuagens incluíam um diabo da Tasmânia girando uma bola de basquete no ombro, um sol na parte inferior das costas, um símbolo chinês no tornozelo direito e um lagarto no umbigo. Um membro da Marinha dos Estados Unidos, afirmou que tinha visto Bradley em um bordel em 1999. Ele alegou que ela lhe disse que "o nome dela era Amy Bradley e implorou por ajuda", explicando que ela era mantida contra sua vontade e não tinha permissão para sair. 

Houve outro avistamento potencial em 2005, quando uma testemunha chamada Judy Maurer alegou ter visto Amyem um banheiro de loja de departamentos em Barbados . A testemunha alegou que uma mulher entrou no banheiro acompanhada por três homens, que começaram a ameaçá-la se ela não seguisse um acordo. A testemunha alega que, depois que os homens foram embora, ela se aproximou da mulher perturbada, que então disse que seu primeiro nome era Amy e que ela era da Virgínia antes que os homens voltassem para levá-la embora. Mas não foi encontradas provas de que todas essas mulheres vistas, seja realmente Amy Bradley.  

Uma imagem de uma jovem parecida com Bradley que foi enviada por email aos pais, e sugere que ela pode ter sido vendida como escravidão sexual mas nunca conseguiram provar que era realmente ela. E até hoje ninguém conseguiu provar que a Amy esta dentro de um bordeu ou até mesmo seria aquela moça vista na praia. O FBI e a familia de Amy oferece recompensa para quem saiba qualquer coisa sobre o paradeiro da mesma. 

[thestr4ngeworld]

The Disappearance of Amy Bradley

http://amybradley.net

Disappeared; 24th March 1998, aged 23, from cruise ship enroute to Curacao.

Missing for; 16 Years and 4 Months.

Status; Whereabouts unknown, possibly still alive, possibly sold into sex slavery.

Abductors; Possibly 3 unidentified men.

Mysterious disappearances fascinate me, but this one is the one that really got under my skin! (long but worth it!!)

Amy Bradley was vacationing with her parents and brother on the cruise ship, ‘Rhapsody of the Seas’ in March 1998.

At around 5:30am on March 24th 1998, Amy’s brother left her sitting on the outdoor balcony when he returned to his cabin. She was seen a short time later riding in an elevator by another passenger, she was seen with a member of the ship’s band ‘Blue Orchid.’ He was simply known as ‘Yellow.’ The ship was en route to Curacao, Antilles at the time she was last seen. Shortly before the cruise ship docked in Curacao, it was discovered that Amy Bradley was missing.

As investigation of her disappearance began, things were strange. The cruise ships photo service that sold photos of the passengers, mysteriously ‘lost’ every single photo of Amy Bradley from their database 9 to 10 hours after Amy disappeared. Out of thousands of passengers aboard the ship, photos of Amy were the only ones that had vanished.

The first sighting of Amy Bradley took place in Curacao sometime in August 1998, 5 months after she disappeared. 2 Canadian tourists reported seeing a woman walking along the beach with two other men flanking her. When the woman heard the tourist speaking English she ran towards him, but before she even spoke, she was grabbed by two men and lead into a cafe. As the mysterious woman was lead away, she pointed out her tattoos to the tourist, her tattoos matched those of Amy Bradley’s.

Now things get weirder. Later, in 1999, an American sailor reported visiting a brothel in Curacao and was approached by a young woman. She told him her name was Amy Bradley and that she needed help. Before the sailor had time to react, two men came and escorted the woman upstairs. By the time the sailor had reported this to the police, a few months later, the brothel had mysteriously burned down.

The last potential (in person) sighting of Amy Bradley was in 2005 in Bridgetown, Barbados. A woman named Judy Mawer was in a shopping mall restroom when she heard two men burst in shouting things like “a deal is coming through, you need to obey to not mess it up!” When the men had left, Judy came out of her cubical and found a woman, who the men had been threatening. Judy comforted the woman, who appeared to be in her early thirties, and was extremely distraught. The woman then told Judy her name was Amy, and that she was from Virginia. Suddenly the men burst back into the restroom, dragging the woman away as Judy ran. Judy described the woman and her two captors to the FBI, who compiled sketches of the three. This was the last time anyone came in contact with Amy.

Pictures were discovered in 2004-2005 on a website advertising prostitutes in the Carribbean, of a woman named only as ‘Jas.’ ‘Jas’ bared a strong resemblance to Amy Bradley, which strongly suggests she could have been sold into sexual slavery. You can find the comparison between Amy and ‘Jas’ here; http://i.imgur.com/BX4PchS.jpg (photo is not mine.) Sketch of Amy’s potential captors, as described by Judy Mawer; http://i.imgur.com/M8XcVZZ.jpg (again not my photo)

Despite 3 possible encounters with Amy Bradley, sketches of her captors, and very convincing photos that she may be in the sex trade, Amy Bradley has never been seen since, the same is to be said for her captors.