Overview

• Netflix’s three-part docuseries Amy Bradley Is Missing premiered July 16 and quickly climbed to No. 3 on the US Top 10 chart, prompting renewed global attention and a surge of tips.
• Brad Bradley has publicly contested online accusations of racism and homophobia targeting his family and underscored Amy’s bisexuality to counter the digital backlash.
• He accused former cruise director Kirk Detweiler of a “flippant attitude” and “zero empathy” toward the family’s ordeal after Amy’s disappearance in 1998.
• The FBI’s investigation remains active nearly 27 years later, offering a $25,000 reward and circulating age-progressed images as investigators follow up on new leads.
• Following the documentary’s spotlight, the Bradleys are urging Royal Caribbean to strengthen onboard safety protocols to prevent similar disappearances.