THE FBI is looking for new leads in the shocking disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley, who vanished 28 years ago from a cruise with her family.

Bradley embarked on a Royal Caribbean International cruise alongside her family for a seven-day trip, but she disappeared on March 24, 1998 and has yet to be found.

The FBI shared a missing person flyer on Tuesday, exactly 28 years after Bradley went missing, looking for new information regarding the case.

Authorities said they are offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to the recovery of Bradley and any information that leads to identifying, arresting or convicting those responsible for her disappearance.

Bradley’s disappearance caught nationwide attention, including in recent years with the 2025 release of Amy Bradley Is Missing, a three-part Netflix documentary series.

Bradley, then 23, boarded the Royal Caribbean Rhapsody of the Seas with her family in 1998 and went missing within the first few days of the trip.

She was last seen on the balcony of the cabin that she shared with her parents and younger brother.

Her father, Ron, reported seeing her feet hanging from a chair on the balcony around 5:30am and by 6am, she was nowhere to be seen.

There was no evidence that Bradley jumped or fell from the high railing of the ship, and she was not seen again on the vessel’s security cameras.

Before her disappearance, she and her brother Brad were partying at the ship’s nightclub.

Bradley was last seen dancing with Alister “Yellow” Douglas, around 5:45am, the ship band’s bassist.

Douglas has maintained that he does not know what happened to her and was ruled out by the FBI.

Douglas’ daughter, Amica, told filmmakers that she was suspicious of her father’s story and called him to comment on the case while being interviewed on camera. He insisted he had nothing to hide.

Theories swirled surrounding her disappearance, with her family thinking she could have left the room and been abducted and sex-trafficked.

Her mother, Iva, shut down theories that Bradley could have intentionally taken her life, writing in a post for International Cruise Victims, “She had just moved into her new apartment and was starting a new job on the following Monday.”

“She had so many plans and was so happy about all of them.”

Bradley also adopted a dog one day before the cruise, Iva said.