There has been a major update in the case of Amy Bradley who disappeared 27 years ago.
The missing woman was the subject of a hit Netflix documentary earlier this year after her family spoke out about the possiblities of what may have happened in the lead up to her disappearance.
23-year-old Amy Bradley vanished without a trace while she was onboard a Royal Caribbean cruise 27 years ago.
The case has left true crime fans fascinated for years as questions are still left unanswered as to what happened.
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Now, hope for a resolution has been reignitied after it was revealed that ‘very significant’ leads are being looked into.
If alive, Amy would now be 51, with new tips centering around a claim that a bar worker was heard shouting ‘señorita kidnapped! Señorita kidnapped!’.
Another lead suggests that there was a strange hit on Amy’s missing person website which is reportedly being traced back to a boat located off the west coast of Barbados, which is an area known for drug trafficking.
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Speaking to the Hollywood Reporter, a source said: “The child is more than likely the result of Bradley being forced into sex work and not a signal that she had settled down to have a family.”
Amy’s brother, Brad Bradley, has since responded to the new developments, confirming that some of the details are accurate - but urging caution over speculation.
Speaking to NewsNation, he said: “It’s one piece of information I wish had not been made public... that piece of information is correct and I’ll have to leave that there for now.”
Brad also addressed rumours about Amy having children: “I’m not aware of any evidence that supports the claim. We’ve had a couple of people claiming to be children of Amy’s that have been ruled out. Obviously, that would be pretty big news for us if it was proven.”
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Amy disappeared in the early hours of March 24, 1998, while on a family cruise from Aruba to the Antilles. Her father, Ron, last saw her lounging on their balcony - but when he woke just 30 minutes later, she was gone.
Despite extensive searches, FBI involvement, and countless reported sightings - from a Caribbean beach encounter to a brothel where a woman allegedly begged for help - Amy’s fate has remained one of the most baffling cold cases in modern history.
The FBI has reiterated that the case remains open, urging anyone with information to contact 1-800-CALL-FBI or visit tips.fbi.gov.
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A $260,000 reward is still being offered for information that could finally bring Amy Bradley home.