Kim and Khloe Kardashian play detective as they seek to solve mysterious cruise ship disappearance of Amy Bradley

Daily Mail​

2 days ago

Kim and Khloe Kardashian are reportedly trying to help solve the viral Amy Bradley missing persons case.
Amy was just 23 when she mysteriously vanished in the early morning hours of March 21, 1998 while aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship with her family.
The nearly 30-year-old case has garnered renewed interest following the release of the investigative three-part Netflix documentary, Amy Bradley Is Missing.
Kim called the documentary 'mind blowing' in an Instagram Story post shared last month with her 355million followers. 'We must find Amy! This is so crazy @netflix,' the SKIMS founder, 44, wrote.
The post caught the attention of Amy's distraught brother, Brad, who recently told TMZ that he tried contacting Kim via DM asking her to 'help [raise] awareness.'
And now, the outlet is reporting that Kim and her younger sister Khloe, 40, have gotten in contact with the Bradley family directly — specifically, Amy's mother, Iva — in the hopes of aiding them in their ongoing search.
Daily Mail has reached out to Kim and Khloe's representatives for comment.
Sources claimed that Kim and Khloe personally contacted Iva via phone last Thursday to discuss the details of Amy's case and where the investigation currently stands.
According to TMZ's insiders, Kim and Khloe were most intrigued by one suspicious detail in the documentary relating to a Barbados-based IP address, which has reportedly frequented the Amy Bradley Is Missing website.
They reportedly spoke to to the Bradley family matriarch for 'about an hour.'
The phone call was not filmed for the Kardashians' Hulu reality TV show as the sisters were solely focused on 'listening and brainstorming' with Iva about how they could help.
The Bradley family are hopeful that Amy may still be still alive despite her being missing for nearly three decades.
Kim involvement could prove beneficial as she's no stranger to the justice system, with the star having successfully advocated for clemency for several inmates along with studying law for the last seven years.
The billionaire mogul completed her law program earlier this year, which puts her one step closer to becoming a lawyer like her late father Robert Kardashian.
Kim and Khloe's alleged contact with the Bradley family comes shortly after Amy's brother spoke out about her mysterious disappearance 27 years ago.
Amy, a recent college graduate, had set off on a seven-day trip with her parents and younger brother Brad from the Puerto Rican capital of San Juan on Saturday, March 21, 1998.
Two days later, as they set sail for the island of Curacao, Amy and Brad partied at the ship's nightclub, after which she was seen resting on her balcony.
But when her father checked on her early the next morning, she had gone, leaving no trace apart from a polo shirt and some sandals - and she has not been seen since.
The case has made headlines once more as it's re-investigated Netflix's new Amy Bradley Is Missing documentary.
It arrived on the streaming platform on July 16 and has since opened the floodgates for new theories and speculation over what happened.
Amy's brother Brad shared what he believes happened to his sister while speaking on British TV to 'This Morning' hosts Emma Willis and Joel Dommett.
The Bradleys have always been adamant that Amy neither fell nor jumped from their balcony, because she was scared of how high it was.
Joining the ITV show on via link with his mother, Brad said from Virginia: 'Well obviously we don't know where she is.
'Since the show came out we've gotten thousands of tips, leads and people sending prayers, love and different ideas.
'We think what happened to Amy was that she was targeted.'
'She was seen, taken and removed from the ship and we believe she was trafficked into some kind of sex trade situation,' Brad continued.
'Obviously we need that one person who knows something to come forward and help us.
'Actually, I think there's more than one person who knows but we're waiting on that one call that breaks this thing open.'
Before the release of Amy Bradley Is Missing, the family hoped the program would spark more tips, jog some memories and lead to real answers.
However, her family have faced cruel trolling and backlash from Netflix viewers.
Brad previously told Daily Mail that the documentary has been particularly difficult for his mother.
'Back then, there was no cell phones, there was not a whole lot of internet going on, there was no social media,' he said. 'There was none of that.'
'The upcoming series has been really tough on Mom, mostly, emotionally,' he added.
'And Dad obviously doesn't like that part of it for all of us.'