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This case reminds me of Amy Bradley.
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Who's taken our daughter?
Where's Amy?
Twenty-three year old Amy Bradley was last seen by her parents in her room on a cruise ship bound for Curacao. It was the morning of March 24, 1998, and Amy had been up most of the night dancing in the ship's disco. She returned to her room and then went out for a cigarette, never to return. As the ship was close to Curacao and Amy was a strong swimmer, her family thinks it unlikely that she fell overboard and drowned. Two passengers on the ship thought they saw her that morning on one of the ship's elevators, further indicating they last saw her at about 6 a.m. in the company of a musician who played on the ship.Much more at link...
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Who's taken our daughter?
MSNBC analyst Clint Van Zandt looks at the Holloway case, the case of missing American Amy Bradley and white slavery throughout the world.
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