Years after Amy Lynn Bradley disappeared from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship as it sailed near Aruba and Curacao, her family received a photo of a woman who looked disturbingly like her. The Hollywood Reporter described the photo as a picture "advertising a prostitute in Curacao who looks a lot like

Amy Bradley was declared dead in 2010 despite no body being found and there being multiple signs that she may still be alive

Learn more about the unsolved disappearance of Virginia woman Amy Lynn Bradley, who went missing on a cruise ship in 1998.

In Netflix's latest true crime offering, Amy Bradley Is Missing, we dive headfirst into the unsolved case, hearing from Amy's friends and family along with the officers still trying to solve the mystery of her disappearance and establish whether this was a tragic accident or crime.

A new Netflix docuseries reexamines the mysterious 1998 disappearance of Amy Bradley from a cruise, raising fresh questions nearly 30 years later.

On "Forbes True Crime," Ari Mark, co-founder of Ample Entertainment and one of the directors of the new Netflix docuseries, "Amy Bradley Is Missing," discusses the case.

Netflix's docuseries Amy Lynn Bradley is Missing examines the 1998 disappearance of a 23-year-old woman of the same name from a cruise ship

EMBARKING on her first ever Caribbean cruise, Amy Bradley was excited for the luxury trip ahead. Her insurance agent parents, Ron and Iva, had won the once-in-a-lifetime holiday for being top of