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Murder with Millennials
Murder with Millennials
68 episodes
1 week ago
Murder with Millennials is a true crime comedy podcast. It's the podcast where we take crime seriously, but not ourselves.
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Murder with Millennials is a true crime comedy podcast. It's the podcast where we take crime seriously, but not ourselves.
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Ep 59 - Amy Bradley
Murder with Millennials
1 hour 1 minute 31 seconds
3 months ago
Ep 59 - Amy Bradley

In this gripping episode, we dive deep into the baffling case of Amy Bradley, a 23-year-old woman who vanished without a trace from a cruise ship in 1998. What began as a dream family vacation quickly spiraled into a convoluted and perplexing disappearance at sea. We retrace Amy’s last known movements aboard the Rhapsody of the Seas, explore the conflicting witness accounts, and examine the international manhunt that followed. From global eerie sightings to theories involving human trafficking, we unpack the evidence, the questions, and the chilling possibility that Amy may still be alive.

Join us as we separate fact from speculation and explore why this case continues to haunt investigators and her family nearly three decades later.

Murder with Millennials
Murder with Millennials is a true crime comedy podcast. It's the podcast where we take crime seriously, but not ourselves.