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Amy Lynn Bradley

Richmond, VA

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Amy Lynn Bradley
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Amy Lynn Bradley, 23

Amy Bradley was reported missing in the early morning hours of March 24, 1998. She was last seen by family members sitting on the balcony outside their cabin aboard the Rhapsody of the Seas cruise ship. The ship was en route to Curacao, Antilles at the time Amy was last seen. The ship docked in Curacao shortly after Amy was discovered missing. Extensive searches on the ship and at sea have produced no signs of Amy's whereabouts. Amy Bradley graduated from a college in Virginia with a degree in physical education. She enjoys playing basketball. She would have begun a job working with a computer company upon her return from the trip. She lived in Virgina at the time

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Case ID1801
Last Seen1998-03-24
CityRichmond
StateVA
Height5' 6"
Weight120
SourceNamUs
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