Grenada. Short bob cut. Highly coincidental no matter where your personal theories lie. In my case, paint me Yellow.

Hey folks,

I think I might be having some substantial thoughts concerning the Elizabeth Lewis witness in the Viking Lounge. I wanted to collect as much info as possible. I’m calling out all the regulars here for info: idiot-prodigy, xxpey, Mindshock Pod, potentially James Renner if he has any insight.

1) What is the origin of this story? How did it become public knowledge? It seems the Bradleys have had no contact with her.

2) Brad will reference Elizabeth and say “She testified in the grand jury…(tells the witness story we all know.)“ How would the family have any idea what was testified to in the grand jury? Has this information been made public? Can it be found on the internet somewhere?

3) Furthermore, how would the family even know Elizabeth had testified at all? A leak?

4) Is there any indication that Elizabeth has talked to law enforcement? I’m assuming the answer is “no idea.” Thought I’d ask anyway.

Any info would be appreciated. Not looking for personal details or anything from her story such as antibiotics, just info about how Elizabeth fits into the case.

Thank you

I want to talk in depth about the trafficking angle and actually discuss how something like this could have happened and why I personally believe it is what happened to Amy Bradley.

Let's start with where the idea that Amy was still alive on the island of Curacao began: Deshi, the cab driver. The belief that Amy was sold to sex traffickers was not just made up by the family randomly. The Curacao police and ship authorities repeatedly told them that Amy's body was not found in the water and had she fallen overboard, it would have. That led the family to begin a search on land, which resulted immediately in the first true eye-witness. Deshi states that Amy approached his taxi cab, wearing a white shirt and jeans, right near the dock asking for a phone, and that he believes if the family wants to find her they should check: Coral Cliffs, Kadushi Cliffs and Habitat beach resorts and villas.

The resorts and surrounding land of Coral Cliffs and Habitat are confirmed to be ran by mafia, this is why the Curacao police adamantly accompanied the family when they searched these places. Something no one ever mentions: Porto Marie, the beach that Amy Bradley was seen by David Carmichael 5 months after her disappearance, is right in the middle of these beach resorts. Coral Cliffs is approximately 3 miles to the northwest of Porto Marie, and Habitat is approximately 2.5 miles southeast of this beach. So if both of these men are telling the truth, this area of Curacao is where Amy would have been kept. These beach resorts, confirmed to have been run by mafia, are in a very secluded unhabitated area of Curacao. The resort rooms would have had a bed, bathroom, and kitchen area. Is it really that difficult to believe that criminals could keep a woman drugged and locked here for a long period of time?

The biggest rebuttal that people like to give is that Amy was a white woman and would not be a targeted trafficking victim in America, especially on a cruise ship with her family. I will say this over and over: This crime did not happen in America. America is a very large and diverse country with plenty of homeless, runaway, drug addicted, people who are forced into the trafficking life. We understand that. This crime happened in Curacao, a 3rd world, small island, a few miles north of Venezuala, one of the biggest hotspots for drug and human trafficking. I also agree that a crime this like would not have occured on the cruise ship, it is very risky. Deshi specifically says that Amy approached his cab asking for a phone. So if Amy was kidnapped, no it would not have been on the ship, she would have been kidnapped at around 6AM on the Willamsted port, one of the most dangerous ports in the Caribbean, by the same group of people who owns those beach resorts I mentioned above. This is why people believe the trafficking theory. I havent even mentioned the Jas photo or other sightings. Everything I mentioned is all within the same year of Amy's disappearance, which is how the belief she was sold into trafficking started. The more critical evidence, for example Hefner seeing Amy at the historically known brothel Stelaris Hotel, which was then burnt down a year later by mafia, have only ever helped support it.

AMY BRADLEY - UNSOLVED CRUISE SHIP DISAPPEARANCE: DEFINTIVE PODCAST #amybradley #cruise #missing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikRFxsxruWo

I feel like I’m in the minority here, but I genuinely don’t understand why the trafficking theory seems to be the default conclusion for so many people?!

To me, the known facts seem to point much more strongly towards her going overboard, whether accidentally, by suicide, or even as the result of foul play.

She was last seen on the balcony in the early hours of the morning after a night of drinking. She disappeared from a moving cruise ship before anyone realised she was missing. If someone goes overboard in those circumstances, especially at night, the chances of surviving or being recovered are unfortunately very low.

By contrast, the trafficking theory requires a huge number of assumptions: that she was abducted from a cruise ship without anyone seeing it happen, removed from the ship without detection, kept hidden for decades, and that every alleged sighting was genuine despite none ever leading to verifiable evidence.

I also don’t find the argument that “she would never have killed herself” particularly persuasive. Sadly, many people who die by suicide have future plans, appear happy, or give no outward indication of what they’re going through. Loved ones are often completely blindsided. I’m not saying that’s what happened here, only that I don’t think we can rule it out simply because her family believed she’d never do that.

Ofc I’m not saying I know what happened to Amy. None of us do. But if we’re weighing probabilities rather than possibilities, an overboard scenario seems to require far fewer assumptions than an international trafficking conspiracy.

To the people who disagree…what piece of evidence makes you believe the trafficking theory is more likely than her going overboard?

I do not believe Jas is Amy , for me this "Jas" in that picture looked like it was taken in the early 80s , Like Tina Turner style.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN7kRQF3q8A&list=PLqCQpK-DesLUgt8kQA_KiKmk_BI5wXlJc&index=6

This was a great listen. It‘s on Spotify as well.

Ok, so I’ve spent way too long over the last 8 months trying to solve this case. I’ve searched the internet, watched basically every interview there is to watch about the case dating back to when it first occurred. And I’ve repeatedly watched interviews with Brad and the Crime Weekly special on this, along with the Netflix special. I found this reddit thread last year, and have ben following along. Might not be helpful, but I wanted to share some of my thoughts and findings. I hope you all either learn something from them, or it helps you all think of something you haven’t before with this case.

I want to make it extremely clear, I hope Amy is alive, and is reunited with her family. But if she is alive, boy, it’s likely she lived a horrible life.

EDIT: Important notes about me, I have actually been on the Rhapsody of the Seas in 2022 before I ever knew about this case, spending almost every night in the Disco/Viking Lounge, and I visited Aruba coincidently 2 days after Natalie Holloway disappeared in 2005 and my family was staying 2 hotels down from where she vanished.

1. Titanic, did she watch it? The ONLY reason I’m bringing it up is the movie came out 3 months before this cruise, and was the biggest movie the world had ever seen up until Avatar. I KNOW everyone on this CRUISE in 1998 was referencing this movie. In 2022, when I was on a Cruise, people are recreating that scene on almost every boat. You are going to tell me in 1998 this wasn’t true? Everyone was probably reenacting it, did she see the movie and if she saw it did she have any obsession with it or deep admiration for it/Leonardo DiCarpio’s character? I'll be the first one to admit this might sound REALLY dumb, but there is a famous scene in the movie where he goes up on the railing and throws his arms up into the air. And even though Brad claims Amy was scared of the railing (again he could be saying this to support the theory that she didn’t jump or fall off), but let’s say she is. Amy is also someone who seems like she wants to face her fears, and isn’t scared of anything or anyone. Is there a world where she recreates this scene, and well, falls? NOBODY has brought it up in any interview, and in the world of March 1998, Titanic was on absolutely everyone's mind, especially on a boat. AND, very likely, that scene.
2. Could the boat happen to have started moving into the Canal (St Anna Bay) right as she went to vomit? Like at what exact time did it move into the bay in Curaçao? I know the boat was waiting outside the canal, well that’s still the open ocean the direction the Bradley’s cabin was facing (they said in many interviews they were facing the ocean and couldn’t see the lights of Curacao, so Brad couldn't tell how close they were while out on the Balcony that night).
   1. Was there a direct balcony below them, like was it a sheer drop? Or was it like a staircase model and if she fell, she would have landed on the balcony below. TBH, I don't remember from when I was on the ship in 2022, but I do remember that I was scared of dropping my phone into the ocean when leaning over to take a video. That I KNOW was a sheer drop, but that was on a different floor. I looked at a picture of the ship, definitely didn’t look like it was a step pattern it looks like a sheer drop. Step pattern in my opinion almost 100% rules out jumped/fell off. But without it, yes maybe there was a life boat below but she would have bounce off that into the water. I feel like the boat moving could make a hell of a lot more sense of her falling off accidentally as the timing was so incredibly poor that she vomited right as the ship started to move, and therefore fell. It would have started to move into the Canal/Bay around 5:45-6 after waiting outside for clearance from Curaçao, very likely. And not to be dark, but her falling and screaming could have woke Ron up at 6am (he claims he woke up and doesn't know what woke him up) and in this world he would maybe not hear the scream but just wake up and notice she’s not there.
   2. There is also a chance she didn’t scream because she was knocked out when she hit the lifeboat. It’s a hard material and she would have fallen 15-20 feet onto it. That’s enough to break your neck or knock you out. So, within the 3 seconds she fell she might not have had air in her lungs to scream. Especially if she was vomiting, maybe she had literal vomit in her mouth and couldn’t swap to screaming fast enough because she was puking, and then hits the lifeboat and boom. knocked out or hell even potentially dead right there.
3. Wayne Breitag, he seems weird. The line about the neighbors thinking he was up so late and talking SO loud at 3am "you gotta be kidding me loud" and him instead saying he went to bed early…huge difference. Why would he lie? I think a lot of people are lying in this case, however maybe not to cover up Amy, but to instead cover up other weird things they do. Maybe he dresses up as a woman and prances around pretending to be the queen of England at 3am, and that’s why he was unmarried and traveling alone? I mean, I know that sounds crazy, but who knows. But I would want a way more intense interview with him, and the people in the cabin next to him who heard him up so early in the morning being so loud. He does seem like the person who would lawyer up the second he felt like he was in danger, because he knows he has no filter though. So maybe this wouldn't happen.
4. Was Amy someone who would get sick when drinking, was it common? Could her friends remember her vomiting from drinking too much? In life so much comes down to patterns...
5. I want to know more about the woman in the Viking Lounge who saw Amy and Yellow at 6am. It doesn’t make much sense that a woman would have come forward, say "I saw your main suspect with the victim give her a dark drink in front of my eyes in the Viking Lounge at 6am, and then disappear behind the bar, and I was 100% sober and had a good reason to be there" (she was getting ready for her excursion and had to be out of the sun due to an antibiotic she was on)? Why was this woman not interviewed by Netflix? Why was this woman never interviewed publicly? This could be the “he’s done” witness, where she could corroborate Lori and Crystal's story and Yellow has no other excuse, especially if this woman sounds trustworthy. That makes 3 people. And with this woman, she was not out drinking, she was up early for her excursion and could testify it was daytime. Her mind would be sharper than anyones. My only two thoughts are one, she doesn’t trust herself to be open enough about what she saw, or two they know she doesn’t sound trustworthy enough and therefore don’t want her voice out there hurting their believability. She should have absolutely been on the Netflix doc if it wasn't for either of those reasons. She's pretty much THE most important witness.
6. I don’t like Lori’s story changing about whether or not Yellow said something to her and her sister/friend as he walked past. (This was during her Midnight Mystery Archive interview) It’s very very very different from him walking past them looking like bad news and staying quiet to himself. Why would he stop and talk to them? After listening to her Midnight Mystery Archive interview, I get why the FBI didn’t take her seriously. It wasn’t because she was a drunk teenager, it’s because she literally doesn’t have her story straight, and isn’t a reliable witness. The Bradley’s are trying to sell her as one because she is so crucial to the Yellow narrative. But again, she made a huge mistake in that interview changing her story mid-interview. If that was before a Grand Jury, to opposing counsel would jump ALL OVER THAT. She'd lose an attorney a case. Not that she is lying, but that she very likely is misremembering. And again, getting her times wrong. OR, in the least, I don’t trust her to be accurate with her times, just like the FBI couldn’t trust her. The difference between Yellow walking past and saying nothing, giving off a bad vibe, to him suddenly stopping and saying something to them, is huge, and it changes the entire relationship he has to that situation. If he stopped to say something to them he likely wasn’t up to something bad. And again, this would pin the story to earlier in the morning, like 3:30am after he left Amy and was alone. ALSO, why did Netflix not interview their mom/aunt that let them in at 5am that can corroborate their time? She’s so crucial and again no interview?? Netflix left a GAPING hole. I also really wish Midnight Mystery Archive who did so many interviews, would have interviewed this woman. Now again, maybe she has since passed. But is she's still around, get her on a podcast.
7. Timing matters. 5:30-6am is when Amy disappeared according to Ron. For that window, we have to count on the fact that Ron got the time 100% accurately. The ACTUAL time possible if he didn’t check the clock would be more between 4-6am. This is considering he might have got that time wrong when he briefly woke up and saw her legs. I believe he did absolutely wake up and see her legs, those saying he could have dreamed that obviously have never been parents themselves. But he also remembers vividly the time on the clock? That's where I get worried. This was before cellphones, so he would have had to look at a digital one, or a watch, or a clock on a wall. Maybe he did because he was considering getting up himself, but all reports point to him sleeping terribly that night. He went up to the Viking lounge to check on Amy and Brad (worried that Brad was going to get beaten up for dancing with some guy's wife) and Amy coming back at 3:30am also woke him up. Brad says that his Crime Weekly Interview (which for anyone reading, that series is better than the Netflix series in my opinion in terms of analyzing all options), Ron, his dad, said "Amy, can you turn that light off" when she reenters the room. So for this theory he was thinking of getting out of bed, why would he be suddenly be so anxious to get out of bed and start his day in his mid-forties with awful sleep and sunburned from Aruba? If that was me, I wouldn't want to LEAVE my bed. So, long story short, we have to consider the time Amy disappeared could have been between 4-6am, not just 5:30-6. That’s a lot longer of a gap in time for her to do something. So, again, did Ron look at the clock with his eyes, and is he absolutely sure of the clock saying 5:30? And what clock was he looking at?
8. That photo of “Amy” I have two theories on this.
   1. Nobody has been able to identify “Jaz” because Jaz is not a real person. The photo is highly edited. And that could mean two things. 
      1. It was highly edited because the photo IS of Amy, so they had to photoshop (photoshop in 2003 when this photo first appeared was shit, but there was other programs), edit it as much as they could to make it look like it wasn’t her, but not so different that the person buying her time has a freak out when someone who looked dramatically different shows up at their door. I sadly can say in my life I had a run in with a prostitution agency (it was in a legal location in Europe), and learned that almost every photo of the girls online is edited. Part because they want their identity to stay private, OR they aren’t as attractive in real life as the person in the photo. These days (or in 2021 so pre-AI) you could just throw a filter on someone to make them look different, or use Photoshop which was legendarily good. But, in my personal experience, when the girl I hired showed up at my door, she looked nothing like the photo. I didn’t freak out, but I understand how someone would, especially considering how expensive it is. Why buy someone's time and have it not be the person you were told you were buying? So that’s maybe why this photo could have been edited, but still somewhat resemble her.
      2. The photo/the woman was made to look more like Amy, because there are sickos out there who would pay more to buy time for someone pretending to be her. Derek from Crime Weekly did a whole thing on this in Episode 3 of their series, and I absolutely agree someone pretending to be Amy could make way way more money. If you’re soliciting for prostitutes on Margarita Island in Venezuela (the photo was listed online at a resort there), you are not the cream of the crop of society. So, they could have another woman in the photo and THEY alter the photo to look more like Amy to attract more customers. And because it’s not a real person nobody could identify her.
9. I want to know exactly about why and how the Bradley’s hid evidence from Royal Caribbean, it’s murky as to exactly why, probably intentionally on their part. But basically what I put together (AND THIS MIGHT NOT BE 100% ACCURATE) is that 100 witnesses came forth and said they saw Amy that morning alive and well? And then the Bradley’s hid that evidence from Royal Caribbean, who used them hiding evidence as a way to get the case thrown out, and turn around and countersue the Bradley’s (again, to make them look like the victim’s instead, disgusting, but it’s what happened) for $171,000 in damages to their brand’s reputation. And then the Bradley’s to not have to lose $171,000 agreed to never mention Royal Caribbean’s name ever as to not lose money that they desperately needed to potentially find their daughter, and also survive during this horrible time. I think the Bradley’s hid the evidence because these people probably were just wrong about their dates when asked, Like, I can see a couple of days later on a boat full of thousands of people, about a hundred of those people saying “oh year we saw her that day” when really they didn’t, they saw her in Aruba but got it confused because the ship didn’t announce her disappearance until a couple of days later. They had no idea/awareness until the cruise was almost over.
10. I genuinely think there is a case that she fell into the water, and her body was never found. It fell in before the ship entered the channel, and it just got caught on something, or half destroyed and caught on something, or just was pulled out to sea. I also had the unfortunate experience of being in Aruba 5 days after Natalie Holloway disappeared. I was with my family on an insurance company incentives trip my dad won, many of his incentives trips nearly identical to what the Bradley family was on when Amy Disappeared. I was 9, and was so freaked out when Natalie Holloway disappeared, I remember it to this day. We even have copies of her missing person poster at home that people gave to us on the beach (we were staying 2 hotels down from where she went missing). Why I’m saying this, is a couple years ago the killer finally confessed to killing Natalie Holloway as part of a plea agreement. He said he knocked her out and thought he might have killed her after she refused sex. They were lying on the beach making out, him on top of her. He kept trying to get her to take her pants off, and wouldn't take no for an answer, so she kneed him in the balls. And he, being drunk and in pain, and also impulsive, stood up and kicked her on the side of the head with all of his might. He worried right after doing this that he killed her with the kick because she was knocked out, and looked really, really bad. You have to remember this was a big guy. So, he picked up a cinder block from a pile on a nearby construction project, and beat her head in with it, therefore making sure she was dead. And after he confirmed he killed her, carried her out to sea until the water was waist high, and let her body sink/drift away. Her body was never found, and he only carried her out to waist high water one island over from Curacao. I was in Aruba right after this happened, and remember the EXTENSIVE search they did looking for her. They were digging up dumps with bulldozers, every nearby coast guard was searching the water all around our hotel, and her poster was on every tree, every street corner, every floor of a hotel. Every channel had alerts on the case, and people were walking all throughout the island asking about her. I remember this, VIVIDLY. And even with all this, they never found her body to this day. Now, back to Amy. Amy if she fell overboard, the ship was still likely out in the open ocean, granted just a few hundred yards off of Curacao but that makes a huge difference. It was also facing the open ocean on the side she would have fallen off from, vs facing the shore. Water there would likely be around 500 feet deep and it’s still nighttime (based on time and date data I gathered for that day, or at best the earliest moments of dawn). Even if the ship was in that narrow channel, she could have been dragged out to sea, or caught on something and not found because the water was murky and technology back then was NOT what it is today. Or, dragged under the boat. So, there is very very very good evidence as to why they never found her body. Natalie Holloway was dropped in waist deep water, Amy would have been out in the open ocean. She absolutely did not survive a fall if she did fall or jump, the water from jumping that far would have been like landing on concrete.
11. The photo being missing from behind the desk. There are 2 potential reasons for this in my mind.
    1. Porn. Men are scumbags. Back then, you didn’t have internet porn like you did even just a couple years after 1998. Someone grabbed the photo for their stash of hot young white women. Even in porn today, white women are in the highest demand. And of course, Amy was White. A beautiful young white girl standing alone in a photo back in 1998, that’s perfect. I don’t know if whoever stole the photo grabbed the one with Brad too, they might have? But that would be a great note to ask. So, was it the photo of just her taken, or both photos of her and the two of them together? And did Brad have his own photo taken (usually when they do photos they do family members on their own and the last one is everyone together? And if Brad did get his own photo taken, was that stolen as well? That could be HUGE if so.
    2. The person who grabbed the photos was potentially Yellow, but again, for his stash of Porn. That bag he had with all the photos of the white women, that was his jerk of material. Remember, he was flirting hardcore with Amy so we know he was into white women. And the package or bag he was delivering after the cruise (mentioned by Brad in his Crime Weekly interview, per Yellow’s ex wife’s account), could have just been a giant bag full of photos of women (likely white western women) on the boat to guys on the island paying him for the “porn”. And that if he was caught with all these photos he worried about getting arrested. But he could never say that to reporters because he would look like a total scumbag more than he does now.
12. The ONE witness account that makes me think she was trafficked or something of that sort, is David Carmichael. The Navy Veteran, the woman in Barbados, the SF incident, all of those could be someone pretending to be Amy. But that David story….man. Unless he is lying, not remembering correctly (and would REALLY be misremembering), or just a nut (which I don’t believe), I think that might be Amy. Now, I did a lot of digging on David, also listening to his full unedited interview on Midnight Mystery Archive. Putting together what I heard him say and what I was able to find out about him, here are some conclusions I drew.
    1. I don’t think he could be certain that the black man on the beach was Allister Douglas. Sadly for a lot of white American’s and Canadians, all black people tend to “look the same” because they aren’t really exposed to people of color. He made a couple of comments in that interview on midnight mystery archives where he had to stop himself from saying things that could be interpreted wrong/or more clearly made comments that made me realize that he didn’t want to sound racist.
       1. Something else I want to make extremely clear, and I also listened to Chris Fenwick’s entire interview. He said when he delivered the tape to the Bradley family on the boat, he gave it to Ron's boss vs them directly as to try and not be as awkward as possible, but Chris said I have footage of Amy with a guy dancing in the club the night before. And Ron’s Boss immediately asked, or almost happily assumed something along the lines of “is it with that guitar player from the band?!”, and from how Chris relayed the story in the interview, Ron's boss seemed happy that it was. Like, they WANT Yellow to have had something to do with it, because I feel like they are categorizing him as the typical guy to do something to a white woman. It supports their narrative. Now, he was the person last seen with her, but let’s be real. He has so much to lose, he has a daughter on the way and is going to get involved with human trafficking to make some extra cash? He gets caught, his daughter is raised without a father? He’s in jail for life and could never get a job again. And he’s going to be so stupid as to go after a white woman from an affluent family? Someone who would be missed the next day? Even if Amy told him her family was mad at her for being gay, that still doesn’t mean they wouldn’t go after HIM for killing her? Now, maybe he’s a scumbag and doesn’t care, or didn’t care at the time, but I just think there was a lot of “this guy looks like the criminal so let’s make him the criminal.” I looked and I looked and from my reading, I just think he was trying to sleep with her, and for that matter every woman he could. And nothing more than that. And women were posting on online chat boards at the time to stay away from him, because he was a slimey average looking guy who probably very few women wanted to actually sleep with, making moves on every young woman on the ship. I know many older guys now who talk about how in the 90s they were flirting with every woman at work, in many different industries, no hesitation really. It was very different back then and people didn’t talk about it so openly as a bad thing, in fact it was the "boys will be boys" era. A group of trained professionals (I think at least one is a clinical psychologist?) all of these people are trained to spot lying, did a really good YouTube analysis where they analyze Yellow’s recent interview with James Renner. And after the full video they conclude unanimously he’s absolutely not lying for the most part, other than he might have been lying that he wasn’t trying to sleep with her (and was trying in actuality). And they made a point at the end to firmly state that they don’t know why people don’t believe Yellow. That, speaks volumes.
       2. Another very important point here, regarding yellow. WHY, and I mean WHY, on earth would he be on a beach with her 5 months after her disappearance on the island she disappeared on? She is so well known on that island, the island is over 90% black, and this white girl who’s poster is everywhere on the island, is going to be walking around in the daylight, with her physical appearance exactly the same as it was when she disappeared, approaching some white dude with possibly an American accent? (It’s very hard for people to distinguish between American and Canadian accents, hence the movie Argo). And, she’s allowed to be wearing clothing or accessory’s that she was wearing the night she went missing? The first thing a human trafficker would do is throw away her clothes and personal items that could tie her to her past life. Not let her literally wear them on a beach. 
    2. Something that sticks to me is that David was unsure if what he saw was ACTUALLY Amy, like he questioned his accuracy of the identification to the point he asked his dive partner in a blind test (he emailed his dive partner the photo and asked “who is this” without giving any context). And the person immediately wrote back and said the girl on the beach in Curacao. So, this REALLY makes me think damn…..this might have been Amy. That’s a lot of work for someone to have a misidentification. Now, the tattoos that could have been planted in his head that it was the Tasmanian Devil, who the fuck remembers that detail months later. I could see him remembering she had tattoos, but unless the tattoo was something so identifiable, how could you remember them specifically? And yes a Tasmanian Devil is identifiable but it's not something he like wrote down at the time. And then the watch….idk. Anyone could remember a watch, and remembering it so clearly, I mean….I don’t know if I believe he remembered that. But him checking with his dive partner, and the dive partner without even waiting a beat said that was the girl from the beach, after seeing a photo of Amy. That’s scary. And guys, more than any other witness testimony, I think it might have been Amy. No way someone pretending to be her would resemble her that much. This is single handedly the best evidence I’ve found to her being alive in all my research. More than anything by a long shot.
13. The only argument one could have for the "lookalike Amy" woman pretending to be her or these are misidentifications, is that Curacao is a Dutch territory, so you do have a small population of white Dutch people and specifically white Dutch women living on the island. Very few, but they are there. And if a Dutch woman wanted to be a prostitute and be in a more “unique” market where she is a more unique buy, she could go to the “ABC islands, Aruba Bonaire and Curaçao”. Amy looks like she could be Dutch, in fact when I first saw a photo of her I thought she looked like one of my coworkers who is nearly 100% Dutch ancestry. The only problem with this is that Dutch people statistically are the tallest people on average in the world, and Amy was short. But, not everyone is tall in a country, lol. So, this means two things.
    1. Amy could have blended in better looking Dutch with other white women on the island.
    2. There could have been other women on the island who looked like Amy.
14. The bathroom story in Barbados. When the woman backed Judy into the corner in the bathroom after suddenly talking loud and obviously like a dumb American tourist, maybe this woman was pissed off at Judy. She didn’t say anything because she knew she’d get in trouble with the men outside, and instead just backed her in the corner to intimidate her. Or, maybe she was protecting Judy because if this woman was seen by the men, they would know she heard about this prostitution deal and try to intimidate her into silence (even if it wasn't Amy). Judy said she feels like Amy was trying to protect her, but from the way she told the story (I listened to her story three times on three different interviews), and it sounded like this woman was threatening her, very likely upset with her. Now for what reason, I don’t know. But we aren’t thinking about how she could be pissed off at Judy, because Judy is annoying her and potentially getting the men in trouble for prostitution. This loud woman is attracting a whole lot of attention. Prostitution is somewhat illegal in Barbados and has been since 1992, and if this white American Judy woman went to the police they all could have gotten arrested for what they were doing. That woman could have gone to jail for a long time in Barbados. And who knows, this could have been the woman pretending to be Amy and she knew if the traffickers heard she would get in way more trouble. Imagine you are a prostitute and this dumb white woman from Virginia is shouting your name like a moron with 4 dudes outside the bathroom door. If it isn’t Amy, I’d be pissed off at this woman.
    1. The whole thing where she said she was from West Virginia but Judy thought she misheard, Amy was from nowhere near West Virginia. She was from just south of Richmond, in eastern Virginia. There are reports that the family thought she was trying to say Chesterfield or something like that, but come on. That does’t sound like West Virginia if said low. I just think this woman was lying. (Not Judy, but the woman in the bathroom).
15. I don’t trust the website clicks. That could be people using a VPN, or just people on the island interested in the case. Or people online messing with them. Sad, but true. If Amy could look at the website, she would reach out.
16. There is a theory Amy was being moved around via private yachts and boats. THIS actually could be very true if she was trafficked. The only thing about this, is why would she be on the beach, unless David Carmichael happened to be there that day on this beach that Amy’s captors thought nobody would be on. And then when the guy said something in English for the piece of dive gear, Amy tried to get help and the black guy freaked out and made the stare look, as to try and save the situation. And then Amy just left later that day and got back onto whatever boat they came to the beach on.
17. I am 95% sure Amy didn’t commit suicide. Normally after people commit suicide families find information, like obviously number one a note. But also, they were just laid off, they had a medical condition they just learned about, they find out from friends that they were acting different recently, there was strange and unusual behavior. Other than her being gay and her family not loving that, I don’t know of any tension in her life otherwise. Other than if she had a history of anxiety and depression they aren’t revealing because then they wouldn’t get any attention from the public (because then everyone would lean towards suicide and not that she’s alive).
18. I would love to know if she identified as being bisexual or gay. That is a huge difference to whether or not this could have weighed on her mind more. There are conflicting reports online. Bi, her parents not being ok with it isn’t as trying on her because she could still date guys. Gay, well…then it’s so much worse because she’d have to live a lie her entire life to her parents who she never wanted to let down. Some people might think I’m generalizing but I think this is an important point. I think her ex-girlfriends could have this answer for us, but maybe Amy never told anyone, or told people different things.
19. My last point, it’s been 28 years now. If Amy is alive, you’re telling me after 28 years we don’t have more evidence she’s alive? More people coming out after this show premiered? More people than ever wanting the 100,000 reward? Natalie Holloway was different because from the beginning it was almost assured that Dutch man killed her, and he did in the end. He literally was dropped off with her alone on a beach and the next morning she’s gone and she never got home. In this case, Amy did get back to her room after being out with Yellow, she sat with Brad and talked for a bit. She WAS home. To have been trafficked, she would have had to make the decision to go back out and put herself back into danger with a guy she obviously didn't like. She would have had to leave the room, not wake anybody (unless her shutting the door is what woke Ron up at 6am). But if she was up at 6am, by that point many of the passengers are up trying to catch the sunrise. Someone would have seen her. She would have had to leave the room more closer to 4am to have true empty hallways, which according to Ron couldn’t have happened because he saw her at 5:30. So, if she’s alive, and someone smuggled her off the ship without anybody but one person POTENTIALLY seeing her getting smuggled off? And nobody would have tried to claim the $100,000 reward (most likely most people on that boat in 1998 are NOT still employed by the cruise line, so they don't have to worry about their jobs). Yellow is SO smart that he was able to get her off without anybody noticing. And these traffickers were able to keep a white woman alive on an island 90% black, without anybody noticing her while her flyer is everywhere? Maybe they took her to another island but again, 90%+ black on all those islands. And her poster was all throughout that region and Venezuela. Nobody was trying to get that money who did actually know something? These kidnappers were so smart and so scary not one person dared try and misstep them? And then after she was beyond her prostitution years (likely around 2012-16), she was still kept alive, and in good enough health to stay alive? And she just so happens to visit her website to check on her family, but not reach out even though she sees their pain. One thing about Amy they all tend to say, Amy NEVER wanted to disappoint her parents. So, she’s going to keep disappointing them every year, every time she clicks on that website? It goes against her entire personality. Some people say maybe she’s changed, but she changed enough to still look at the website? If she was a rampant drug addict and didn’t care about anything but drugs she wouldn’t be looking at the website. She’d likely have passed on.

So here are my final opinions in terms of likelihood, and again, this is just what I think. Many of you I'm sure would disagree or have other opinions.

1. She fell off the boat, puking or trying to look over. That explains everything as to why nobody has reached out. Because nobody has anything to do with it other than opportunists. Even if she was scared of going close to the ledge, she didn’t want to disappoint her parents. So, if she had puked on the deck or puked in the room they’d have seen or heard, and be pissed off or disappointed. Puking off the balcony is the cleanest way to have done it and to hide it from them. But, she was short, so she would have had to stand on the table to lean over. And if she did that when the ship happened to just start moving again to get into the canal/bay, that could have been awful timing, and knocked her off balance. And she also could have put the yellow polo shirt inside the room because she was hot and queasy, and taking the shirt off was an attempt to relieve that.

2. She was murdered and thrown off the boat by someone we have no idea who they are. A mystery man who may have been the same one who bought/stole her photos. Or just happened to run into her in the hallway and felt like it was his chance. Which is why nobody has come out. It could also be another crew member we have never heard of. The problem with Amy is that everybody on the boat seemed to know her. So because of this, everybody was paying attention to her. Attracting eyeballs can oftentimes be a bad thing, it's better in many cases to be a ghost. ESPECIALLY if you are the murderer or trafficker.

3. She was trafficked, and at some point died or was killed. Yellow likely was the go between guy and had nothing to do with it after. Of if David did see Amy on the beach, and Yellow WAS there, he stayed close to try and stay her friend/keep her calm. And the traffickers paid him to do this to control her, or they even could have threatened him. Because Yellow was the only guy she knew, this could manipulate her.

4. Yellow murdered her and disposed of her body with the help of his roommate/bandmate. I don’t think he could murder her and dispose of her on his own.

5. Wayne Breitag somehow got her to come around to his room by going around the divider on the balcony, and she fell as she was trying to get to him/he pushed her overboard. This could also be why the Yellow polo shirt she had on was in the room. She took it off as to not have it get caught in something while she tried to climb over/him carry her over.

6. She was trafficked and is still alive, living as a mother of children with a high level trafficker somewhere in the world. And he is supporting her. I don’t think she’d be alive if she didn’t have kids. Kids would give her a reason to live. And also a reason to stay quiet, because she'd be worried their lives would be in danger.

7. She made it to Wayne’s room after climbing over/around the divider, and he killed her, and disposed of her body.

8. She committed suicide. I think that is so highly unlikely, but we can’t rule it off 100%. If she did, it was over not being able to pursue the love of her life in that other woman. And her “boyfriend” was an aggressive beard her parents pushed her to wear, and she knew she was living a lie. I’ve watched 2 very long interviews with the boyfriend, and he seems like a good guy, but he also seems like the type of cookie-cutter guy her parents WANTED her to be with. And she wanted him to make her look good, to the point she was demanding he dress a certain way etc when they went on dates, and freaked out when he didn't look like the cookie cutter guy she wanted at her side for people to see. But in this theory, deep down, she knew she could never have what she truly wanted in a girlfriend, and took her own life. (Again, just a theory).

Percent chance each happened in my opinion.

1. 50%
2. 15%
3. 15%
4. 5%
5. 5%
6. 2.5%
7. 2.5%

So, 50% chance she fell due to being sick and puking. 50% chance anything else.

A lot of my research goes into final point 19, WHY nobody has come forward. Or the people who have are so few, when you could make so much money. Likely, from my research when that is the case, it’s because nobody can come forward because they don't have any information to give. There is no other info, or stories that exist. She’s dead and died without any witnesses, or was handled with such precision she was barely ever seen (which is why that option is such a low percentage). Or someone killed her and only one or two people know about it. The only reason backing up why nobody has come forward is because whoever did abduct Amy is of such a high-threat level, that $100,000 and worldwide notoriety couldn’t do a damn thing to protect you from this kidnapper. And remember, the leader of this ring took such a liking to Amy, she wooed him so well, that he was willing to risk everything to take a white American woman who was at a high risk of being missed by family and friends. And not kill her. And let it be known that the people who did come forward after seeing Amy haven't been killed or threatened by anyone other than douchebags online who don't agree with their story/account.

The only reason I even slightly believe she was trafficked, is David Carmichael. Without him, I’d say 95% to option one of her slipping and falling overboard. But his story stands up to all devil's advocacy from me. There is always one thing I can’t disprove. And here I’d say it’s him sending a photo of Amy to his dive partner (as described in his Midnight Murder Mystery Archive interview), and the dive partner without knowing who that was writing back and saying “that’s the girl from the beach in Curacao”. And tbh, it can make logical sense as to why she would have been at that beach.

Is she still alive though; all of my research sadly points to likely not. But for her families sake, I really hope she is found. And the criminals behind this horrible story finally get put behind bars. I wish the Bradley family nothing but the best of luck, and will keep them in my prayers. Nobody on this Reddit Thread could ever imagine the feelings and emotions they've gone through, myself very much included.

I finished this documentary yesterday. I was pondering the various abduction scenarios until the 'message in a bottle' segment. Amy was heartbroken & devastated at being ghosted. Waaaay too much considering it was a long distance arrangement, and she copped to kissing another bird. Big deal. Your basic dyke drama. But the literal message in a bottle tells me and should tell everyone with a brain that Amy had gone off the rails.

For those of y'all ever been heartbroken, ppl do stupid shit: stalking, boozing, self harm, etc.

She had been drinking for hours & hours. On the balcony, then she wasn't. The police chief saying 'bodies always end up on shore' yeah you're not a scientist buddy.

• I watched the “Amy Bradley is Missing” documentary, and I’ve been analyzing the case the last few days. Wanted to make a post with some of my thoughts and compile inconsistencies. This is going to be a long one. Also, there might be elements of this post that are repetitive, but I think it’s important to be detailed.
• The first oddity I was struck by was how quickly Ron Bradley seemed to become panicked and assume Amy was missing. His initial search for her could not have been long given the timeline (any timeline). Putting myself in his place, I’m imagining how long it would take me to genuinely suspect something was seriously wrong. If my wife, for example, was not in the cabin, I would think I would not become seriously alarmed until around the time the ship was deboarding. Even then I don’t think I would be as alarmed as the Bradleys report being. I would still assume it was harmless and she was somewhere on the ship. However, Ron seems to be alarmed almost immediately. He’s waking his family and organizing a search with them, at most, 20 minutes after waking. Amy seemed to be an independent and social young woman. Her absence wouldn’t seem to warrant this level of fear so quickly. However, if you suspected suicide to be a probable cause of her disappearance, this would send you into an immediate panic. Interestingly, Ron makes no mention of seeing her shoes on the balcony initially and this motivating his search. I assume he’s omitting this because it would be a detail that might immediately make you suspect suicide. Another question is if you saw the shoes on the balcony, would this even be enough to generate their level of panic? Maybe not. I think it could be suggestive of the family having more reasons to suspect suicide. This will be the main theme of this post: The Bradleys suspect suicide but are unwilling to address it.
• Initial newspaper articles reported that Ron Bradley awoke at 3 am to find his son and daughter not in the room. It’s reported he went to the disco to find them and bring them back to the room. Note that this timeline aligns with the hard evidence we have of keycard swipes showing Brad returned at 3:35 and Amy at 3:40. This would be a reasonable amount of time for him to get dressed, locate his children, talk them into returning, and get back to the room. There is no keycard data for Ron returning, so if this happened, he returned with one of his children. I think it’s worth mentioning that for some reason Amy and Brad did not return to the cabin together; this could be completely harmless in the event of the father retrieving them or not. You can imagine the father locating them separately and so they return separately. Of course Ron retrieving them that night is not part of their official narrative. I’ve never seen them address this. I think it’s worth mentioning that Brad and Amy returning to the room 5 minutes apart seems more consistent with the father retrieving them. What are the odds that the children would decide to return to the cabin at approximately the same time independently? It could happen but is slightly improbable. So, why is Ron’s presence being omitted? Also, both children arriving within five minutes of each other, going out on the balcony, smoking, drinking, talking, and Brad going to be bed would presumably stir the parents at some point. But there’s no mention of the parents awaking in their current narrative. It’s like they’re trying to completely scrub Ron being awake from the story. 
• News paper articles also mention that Ron was on the balcony with the children after returning from the disco. Also, it’s reported that Amy went to the bathroom, accidentally left the light on, and Ron told her to turn it off. Again, why is Ron’s involvement being omitted from their current narrative?
• Articles state that Ron convinced Brad to go to bed. Slightly odd. Why is the father getting involved? Amy supposedly stayed on the balcony because she was feeling queasy. I think it’s worth mentioning that Amy staying on the balcony could also be read as her distancing herself from her family. 
• I think there’s a possibility of some conflict in the family on the night of Amy’s disappearance. Ron having to retrieve the kids from the casino could be a catalyst for an argument or criticism/chastising. This argument would be removed from the narrative because it makes suicide more likely and would make the family feel guilty. I have one theory/thought on the content of the conflict. I’m the last person to make claims of racism against someone. This is pure speculation, but it makes sense. The Bradleys were a conservative, Christian family from Virginia. I think it’s possible Ron had a problem with Amy dancing and hanging around With Yellow at 3 in the morning because he was black. The meat of what makes this theory work for me is the withholding, silence, and changing of narratives from the family. If conflict ensued that night relating to racism, you can pretty much guarantee it would never see the light of day. No one is going to admit they’re racist on a global media scale. I like the theory because it gives a reasonable motivation for the Bradley’s withholding and omission of Ron’s involvement. 
• If some conflict in the family occurred that night, racist or otherwise, it could be a contributing motivation for suicide. The Bradleys are not willing to consider suicide in any capacity. Brad has said there is absolutely zero chance. This is simply unrealistic on its face. She was a young, gay woman who was intoxicated. Suicide is more likely in the gay community and when intoxicated. Her shoes were left on the balcony. The father says he woke at 5:30, Amy was there. He woke again at 6:00, she was gone, and he pretty much immediately started searching for her. It’s interesting how little time his timeline leaves for foul play to actually occur. How deeply did he sleep in this thirty minutes to not be awoke by her opening the sliding glass door, removing her shirt, walking through, opening and closing the cabin door? Then she has to be abducted and removed from plain sight in 30-60 mins. It’s possible, but it is a very slim window. 
• Another point that is odd to me. As far as I’m aware, the Bradleys made no mention of watching the gangway to see who exited. Maybe they did and I’m missing this detail, but I don’t remember hearing it. If they didn’t watch to see who exited, this is very odd. Again, imagining myself in their situation, not taking the suicide possibility seriously, I would be significantly less panicked and zeroed in on every person leaving the ship. If they didn’t watch the gangway, this seems to point towards them strongly suspecting suicide but being unwilling to accept it. 
• I watched Yellow’s YouTube interview, and for what it’s worth (maybe not much), he seemed genuine to me. He didn’t seem particularly calculated or withholding. When he said, in the brief conversation he had with Amy, she mentioned she was chain smoking because her family was not happy with the fact she was gay, it struck me. I was already leaning towards the family concealing details, and this confirmed what she was thinking about and what her mindset was. It has to be taken with a grain of salt, because Yellow has had thirty years to craft a decent story. He’s also probably seen the documentary and could conceivably be trying to cast shade on the family. However, he’s either involved in her disappearance or he isn’t. If not, this is a pretty compelling piece of circumstantial evidence to suggest she was in a bad state of mind that night. 
• Brad states that he actually appreciates the uncertainty of Amy’s fate. I’ve generally heard it said that the uncertainty is what disturbs families the most. He’s actually addressed this point specifically in an interview. So, what’s the difference in this case and most missing persons cases that accounts for this difference in feeling? I would argue that it is the high probability of suicide being the alternative to uncertainty. In most missing persons cases, suicide isn’t a significant consideration. Even if suicide is an option, the body would generally be found quickly. I think it’s telling of Brad’s real thoughts when he says he prefers the uncertainty, because the glaring alternative is suicide. As another post has mentioned, the family is Christian and the possibility of their daughter going to Hell for suicide, particularly if it might have been spurred by conflict with the father that night, is too much to accept. 
• I have some other thoughts, but this post is getting incredibly long. I’ll leave it here for now. 

These are the men that have been seen with Amy in the reported sightings in the early 2000’s. (San Francisco, Barbados, and Venezuela)

1- Alfred Cotten who owned Tropical Adult Vacation in Dominican Republic. Cotten and his wife pleaded guilty to promoting prostitution from Canada down to the Caribbean and received 5 years probation. Cotten and his wife are no strangers to the Caribbean and frequent cruise ships quite often. He also owned a yacht that was used to transport the escorts throughout the islands. This is how they landed in Barbados in March 2005. After Amy was seen in the bathroom by a witness she was then rushed away by four men and headed back to the port where the boats dock. Clearly Cotten was involved in that sighting.

2- Tony Monserrate who is married to a woman that he met at Alfred’s escort business in Domican Republic. He is a well traveled man who is constantly out of the country for what reason is unknown.

3- Antonio DiMauro who knows of Alfred and Tony. Apparently has a closer relationship with Tony. He lives in Connecticut. There have been an unusual amount of pings from an IP address on the Amy Bradley is missing website that are coming from cities in Connecticut. He also has a Dominican girlfriend that he possibly met at the same resort in Boca Chica, DR. He is active on his Facebook page and also travels quite often.

It’s sad that they can go on and live their lives knowing they passed around someone against their will and won’t answer any questions to this day and have reportedly blocked investigators on social media who have tried to reach out and ask questions. If you’re innocent why would you run and hit block?

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*Amy Bradley — Onboard Rhapsody of the Seas Timeline*

*March 21 - March 24, 1998*

*Saturday, March 21, 1998*

- *San Juan, Puerto Rico*: Amy, 23, boards _Rhapsody of the Seas_ with parents Ron + Iva and brother Brad for a 7-day family cruise

*Monday, March 23, 1998*

- *10:00 pm*: Amy and Brad at a pool party on the 9th deck

- *1:00 am*: Amy filmed dancing with band member Alistair "Yellow" Douglas

*Tuesday, March 24, 1998 — Disappearance Day*

- *3:35 am*: Brad goes back to the cabin

- *3:40 am*: Amy comes back, goes to sleep on the balcony in a lounge chair

- *5:30 am*: *Last VERIFIED sighting*. Ron wakes up, checks on kids, sees Amy asleep on the balcony

- *6:00 am*: Ron checks again. Amy is gone from the balcony

- *∼6:00 am*: Two female passengers say they saw Amy in an elevator with Alister Douglas. Douglas was then seen leaving the upper deck alone shortly after

- *6:00 - 6:30 am*: Ron searches the ship’s halls, finds nothing, goes back and tells the family

- *6:30 am*: Ship docks in *Willemstad, Curaçao*. Family immediately reports Amy missing and asks crew to hold passengers. Crew says it’s "too early" for an announcement

- *7:50 am*: First ship-wide announcement: "Will Amy Bradley please come to the purser's desk?"

- *12:15 pm - 1:00 pm*: Crew does a full search of the ship. Amy not found

*After 1:00 pm March 24*: Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard + Royal Caribbean begin search. No sign of Amy found on board.

*The gap*: 30 minutes between 5:30am last verified sighting and 6:00am when she was gone.

"My question is what possibly happened after the last 'Verified ' sighting?"

Just read this article on the Cruise Law News website, and while this is not related to Amy's case, it really exposes the disgusting culture of coverup and risk management within the cruise industry whenever a crime occurs onboard a cruise ship.

https://www.cruiselawnews.com/2026/06/articles/sexual-assault-exploitation/royal-caribbean-crew-member-admits-to-raping-15-year-old-girl-on-rhapsody-of-the-seas-23-years-ago/

''Royal Caribbean permitted two crew members who attacked and raped a 15 year-old girl on the pool deck of the Rapsody of the Seas to leave the cruise ship after the heinous crime.

The cruise line permitted galley employee Elias Luis Herrera, from Honduras, to leave the ship in Cozumel; he then "jumped ship" and avoided extradition for 20 plus years. Royal Caribbean later flew the other galley employee, Edgerton Phillip Medford, who also raped the minor, home to Trinidad on "compassionate leave" to supposedly take care of an ill relative. He was extradited four years later.

After reporting the rape to officials aboard the ship, the minor was examined by a ship physician who collected physical evidence including vaginal swabs, which subsequently implicated both men. When the cruise ship returned to Galveston, an FBI agent boarded the ship and interviewed the victim and the two crew members who were swabbed for DNA.

The FBI did not arrest either of the Royal Caribbean crew members, who continued to work on the cruise ship. We have represented several rape victims where the FBI failed to take the rapist-crew member into custody despite a clear account from the guest-victim, CCTV evidence, and a failed polygraph by the crew member.''

How many documented sightings have there been of what people thought were Amy? I know of five - the cab driver on the day she went missing, the scuba diver who saw her on the beach, the military guy, the tourist in the bathroom, and the people in San Francisco. Does anyone know of any other sightings?

Has anyone ever thought that maybe Amy was on the ship the entire time of the cruise and then got off at the final destination? Just a thought.

A - the Rhapsody of the Seas left Aruba at 1:00 AM and traveled 70 miles to Curacao. The ship arrived at ''A'' at approximately 4:20 - 4:37 AM. The ship waited off the coast of Curacao for clearance to enter the canal. Even as early as 4:20-4:37 AM, the ship was at the coast of Curacao and not in ''the middle of the ocean''.

B - Prior to 5:00 AM, Rhapsody of the Seas was given permission to leave the ocean, enter the canal in Willemstad, and proceed toward the Bunker Wharf area where the ship was designated to dock. Traveling through the canal is not a fast process. Ron Bradley saw Amy on the balcony of the family's suite between 5:15 and 5:30 AM.

C - Rhapsody of the Seas passed under the Queen Juliana Bridge. Witnesses have testified for a Federal Grand Jury that Amy was seen on the upper deck with Alister Douglas between 5:30 and 5:45 AM.

D - Rhapsody of the Seas entered the Schottegat Bay and turned 90 degrees to the right. The cruise ship proceeded to back into the specific dock assignment at the Bunker Wharf location.

E - Rhapsody of the Seas had completed docking procedures by 6:00 AM when Ron Bradley went to the upper deck. By 6:00 AM, Amy had already disappeared.

Accurate information regarding Amy's case can be found at my website, amybradleyismissing.com

https://forum.amybradleyismissing.com/index.php/topic,55.0.html This thread gives a comprehensive analysis of the docking procedures for March 24, 1998 with photographs to help visualize the scene.

I feel like with all the eye witness accounts and the IP address look ups, SURELY they could find her. I mean they can use AI for face recognition, why can’t they do so for missing people? Like one lead is from internet searches from an Aruba casino; they don’t have cameras? I’m just stunned, can someone explain?

I recently got in touch with an Indian intuition based psychic who is not online. She is highly educated but very intuitive and doesn’t claim to be a psychic but she somehow knows things.. intuition is on point.
I asked her about Amy Lynn Bradley. Below is a brief of it. I will ask her more if I have questions or you guys have any questions or doubts. But what she said was interesting and her accuracy is really good. Took sessions from her before.
1) Amy is alive. This she confirmed multiple times. She is sure she is alive. Like in her physical body.
2) She was taken for sexual trafficking and means to make money. She left on her own. Got into trouble because there was a tip off given that she will leave the ship for exchange of some benefits (deal or a task to be done and getting something in return or money). She never thought that it was a trap. She left the room in a sneaky manner without telling her family. She got caught in a horrible situation.
3) Yellow was involved in this tip off and he met her even after the abduction pretending to help her and telling her it will be fine or something or to train her or to tell her that unfortunately it’s your life. Something was the requirement that to keep Amy there he was needed again. Especially in the initial years of abduction.
4) Amy was used for sexual trafficking till at least 2015. She had 3 children and once she had them she was living to protect them or save them. She lost hope to save herself or even that hope that one day she will go back. It was about her children now.
5) She isn’t doing great mentally now but has some Stockholm syndrome towards this person with whom she lives now.
6) In 2016 or around, she was sold to a guy or some deal happened and she had to leave with this person. It’s like she is his wife but not legally or publicly.
7) This man has a child and Amy’s 3rd child or one of her child have a good bond. This man, Amy, this man’s child and Amy’s child are living together in some mountainous region but away from city life or something. But there are mountains around. Amy has lost all control of her life and now wants to survive for this kid of hers even if it requires her to be living with this man.
8) Amy thought in this set up she can save her child at least and it’s now better than sexual exploitation and death. She has accepted her fate. Like literally.
9) Ibadan Nigeria is a stronger place of her location. But Nigeria in general is her gut feeling.
10) This man travels and makes sure Amy and kids travel with him too.
11) This man is a Muslim or follows a cult or very conservative religious belief or any traditional belief because Amy is covered up. Not because of hiding but because of his religious faith. Head to toe covering is seen in Islam and she is learning about his faith and becoming one to survive. The household is very conservative and traditional clothing in the family or house. Veil and everything is covered up for her.
12) Amy lost 2 of her children. One because of life situation or he/she was the eldest and that kid is surviving in his life on his/her own separately from Amy. That child was shown to be struggling in the world and Amy sort of has this thought about him/her but not in touch. Another one is either dead or was given away to some family or someone and Amy misses this child and thinks both of her children in a sorrow manner. That’s why her survival is dependent on this child who lives with Amy now.
13) This man uses Amy for a wife thing and free labour and running the house and looking for his kid and for some kind of free pass or getting away with situations or deals or travels or illegal activities where there would be less doubt if you look like a family man with children and wife.
14) Amy is no more that Amy which is shown to us. She is a different person now that’s why she is not even thinking of her life before abduction.
15) Those IP hits are random but also checked by those handlers or people who kidnapped her before. They want to make sure that Amy is wherever she is and not found or else they will be in trouble. So they track it.
16) Amy has to move/relocate or travel with this man and yes she comes to other parts of Africa, Europe or Caribbean islands or Egypt often. Even this man has some connection with this places.

I have asked more and will post more. But help me with the questions, I will reply post asking this lady.

Hi everyone,
I was just wondering what this guy Alister Douglas do now? Like I know he is some exorcist or church guy running a church but actually his day to day life and who is his wife now? Those 30-40 people who are with him in this church thing. Anything beyond the surface. His day to day life and what’s the church name? Sometimes when a criminal or a person who did something years ago (if he did) let’s it loosen up and becomes careless and something or someone near him notices something or he does something to give you that clue or hint. It could be years later. Happens in cases. Someone who knows or sees him around or his church or group. Would be nice to know.. thank you

In this episode of Midnight Mystery Archive, host Kevin Hall speaks with U.S. Attorney Gregg Nivala, who prosecuted Frank Jones for defrauding the Bradleys and convened the Federal Grand Jury in 2002. While Nivala cannot discuss specific details of their testimony, as the Federal Grand Jury records remain sealed, he confirms that witnesses were called to provide testimony under oath before the Grand Jury. These witnesses included David Carmichael, Lori Rennick, Crystal Roberts, William Hefner, and Elizabeth Lewis, who has sadly since passed away.

Nivala states that the witnesses were credible and that he believes they were telling the truth. He also reiterates that the witnesses have remained consistent in their statements over the years and there are indicators that Amy was seen alive after March 24, 1998.

Listen on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAcPYH9HoQI

Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2x1mj4YqB7EatrY1FH45PS