Part 2 - Case Episode 15: The Disappearance of the Bradley Sisters: The Forgotten Detail Nobody Talks About

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On Friday, July 6, 2001, at around 6:00am, on the Southside of Chicago, Tracey Bradley, the mother of 3 year-old Diamond Bradley and 10 year-old Tionda Bradley, had left her two daughters home while she went to work that morning. The girls' sister, Victoria, had a birthday on the following day. Their two sisters, Rita and Victoria, spent a night with their grandmother. Sadly, neither Diamond or Tionda would be there to celebrate Victoria's birthday. Once Tracey returned home from work just before noon, on July 6, she was met with a complete startling silence. After Tracey rummaged through her apartment while yelling the girls' names, she soon realized that Diamond and Tionda were nowhere in the apartment. With Tracey frantically concerned on the whereabouts of her daughters, she discovered an odd note. Since then, there has been no sight of the girls, with speculation of sex trafficking, murder, sightings on social media, a voicemail that mysteriously disappeared, persons of interest, lies, an odd camping trip, and all of this with a common name, "George". Your local FBI office: ⁠⁠https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-...⁠⁠ FBI 1–800-CALL-FBI Chicago Police Department: 312–745–4290

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