Netflix Docuseries Sparks Global Leads in 1998 Amy Bradley Cruise Disappearance

Amy Bradley disappeared from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship in 1998 under mysterious circumstances, and her case has recently gained renewed attention due to the Netflix docuseries "Amy Bradley Is Missing." The documentary has prompted a flood of tips and sightings worldwide, with Amy's family actively pursuing every lead and working with both the FBI and a private investigator, though no major breakthrough has been made yet. A significant theory that Amy died the day she disappeared, linked to a jawbone found in Aruba, has been debunked by her family who confirmed dental records did not match. A cruise shipbuilder offered a theory that Amy likely fell or jumped overboard, a scenario he says is more common than expected on cruises, although no body was ever recovered. The filmmakers and Amy's mother have shown deep commitment to the investigation, transforming the family's home into an investigation hub and emphasizing how cruise ship safety technology has dramatically changed since 1998. Despite the passing of 27 years, the case remains open and continues to captivate public interest as new information emerges from around the globe.