March 24, 1998: Amy Lynn Bradley Disappears from the Royal Caribbean Rhapsody of the Seas
II. The Crew
b. Alister "Yellow" Douglas
Alister Douglas was the bass player in a band called "Blue Orchid" on Rhapsody of the Seas. Like Eduardo Cabrito, Douglas is one of the crew members the Bradleys described as being overly attentive to Amy. Iva Bradley, Amy's mother, commented on the very first day about how turned off she was by Douglas' behavior. He was described as obnoxious.
Amy encountered Alister "Yellow" Douglas in the ship's disco on the night before her disappearance. She had gone to the disco with her brother, Brad. Video captured by Chris Fenwick shows Amy dancing with Alister Douglas in the disco. That video can be found here:
http://chrisfenwick.com/home/2011/3/24/amy-bradley-video.html
Douglas claims not to have seen Amy Bradley after 1:00 a.m. -- however -- a female passenger (called "E") was in the disco early the following morning (March 24) waiting to disembark into Curacao.
While she was sitting there, she saw Alister Douglas and Amy get off of the large glass elevators and walk to the bar in the disco. Douglas turned up the music. "E" saw Douglas bring Amy a drink containing a dark liquid that appeared to be Coke or coffee. "E" then left because the passengers were preparing to disembark. Amy was never seen again. Douglas was later seen alone in the glass elevator by two college coeds.
NOTE: There is also a staff elevator that leads from the disco. Could this be how Amy was transported out of sight?
"E"'s statements have been verified. She passed a polygraph and she testified before a Grand Jury.
Alister Douglas was questioned by the FBI.
His polygraph was inconclusive. He maintains that he doesn't know what happened to Amy. He claims that Royal Caribbean searched his room and found no evidence that Amy had been with him. The FBI never charged him with anything. After the cruise, Royal Caribbean fired Alister Douglas for fraternizing with a passenger.
Douglas now lives in his native Grenada, where he has reportedly found religion and has been part of a band as well as some other small business ventures. He is married and has at least one child.
When the producers of "Vanished" were preparing to film the show, they contacted Douglas and offered him an opportunity to publicly give his version of the events. He refused. After Amy's "Vanished" episode aired, Douglas contacted the producers and complained that he was innocent and that he was unfairly represented in the film.
View attachment 26411