Amy Bradley is missing (Netflix)

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Is anyone watching? I’ve read about this case before so was very interested to see they’ve made a Netflix docu-series, especially since they have her actual family/friends/real witnesses involved in it.

Ive watched one episode so far. It’s such a sad but strange and intriguing case. Her poor mum and dad.

Wow that Reddit and his X tweets show Brad in a completely different light. I thought it was a stretch to be saying how all the staff were falling over themselves for her. Pam Anderson hadn’t arrived on board.

The pictures swayed me but on another watch (I do love a Netflix true crime - they twist things so much they do make great tv, hence the second viewing) that no one walks round a ship with no shoes on…even the daughter of people who name their child Brad/ley Bradley.

People do walk around cruise ships without shoes on. I've been on two and I wouldn't do that, but people definitely do.

Also, everyone saying people in the room would wake up if she moved around - it totally depends on the people. If they're a few nights into their cruise (and the weird sleeping arrangements) then they would have got used to the sounds of people moving around at night and slept through it. I don't think the parents said they heard the "kids" come back from the bar.

Despite that, I still think she went overboard from the balcony. If she had leaned back on the rail, maybe her foot on the door opened it a bit, caught her off guard and upset her balance. If the hand and foot print bit is true. If not, she leaned over to look at something or be sick and fell. I think suicide seems unlikely but people get all sorts of ideas when they are hammered.

But either way, she could not have gone ashore to get drugs, they weren't in dock. How would that have been arranged? No mobile phones. If someone had said "meet me on the poop deck at 6am", why? And why go back to her room at all that case, with the risk of family hearing and asking where she was going?

Yellow was a creep, but I can't see any evidence he had anything to do with it, he just chatted up anyone and she was one of very few younger women on the boat. His daughter was idiotic.

She might have put on a different pair of shoes or sliders ?
The police noticed the ones neatly together, but she must have had more than one pair? Plus the cleaners had been in before they searched it to put things straight.
It’s a shame the door only recorded going in and not out as well.

I answered earlier that I think she went over the side from the balcony.
I've recently come back from a cruise, and certainly on the boat I was on, the rails are generally quite high. However, she may have felt sick and leant right over to be sick, etc (Gross, thinking of the cabins and balconies below).
Technically, we only have the brother and father's word that she and brother were talking on the balcony. (Although I see no reason to doubt them).
Similarly, it was her key card that was used to enter the cabin shortly after the brother around 3.10 am, although technically that did not mean it was actually Amy who used the key card.
So, if we accept the current time line of events, then we need to ask, why would she have left the cabin between approx 5.00 am and 6.30am (when the father apparantly saw her on the balcony and later woke to find her missing).
The question is, why would she have left the cabin? at that time.
It would have been too early for breakfast, and too late as the clubs were shut.
She was not feeling well, and I would have thought she would have entered the cabin from balcony to lie down.
If someone had knocked at the door, I doubt she would have left for any of the men, as she was gay.
Usually the simplest possibility is the answer, so I think she went over the side, somehow.

(Gross, thinking of the cabins and balconies below).

If you watch the YouTube video above, with the walk round the actual ship, it shows that it was straight down from their balcony, no protruding balcony below for sick or a body to land on or be slowed down by.

Good point @milveycrohn , it is true that we only have the brother who has outed himself as homophonic (amongst other things ) word of what they discussed before she disappeared and of her state of mind.

Its not implausible to think she might have been saying how much she was struggling with the pressure to be straight by her family (triggered by Yellow flirting with her that night and maybe her brother’s response to that, although maybe the prospect of her getting off with him to please them wouldn’t have counted as a win to the family because although he was a man he was black!), she might have confided in him about her love for Molly and his response was not likely to have been supportive.
I don’t think you can underestimate the pressure and internal conflict she might have been under for the majority of her 23 years.