Did you know that since the year 2000 over 400 people have gone missing at sea? If you're wondering how on earth!?? - there are only so many places a person can be on board a ship, then listen as Carrie and Loz look at two of the most intriguing cases of cruise ship disappearances, British woman, Rebecca Coriam and American, Amy Lynn Bradbury. You won't believe the conspiracies surrounding these cases. This is one you really don't want to miss.

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Back in 1999 Jill was a firm TV favourite appearing on many high profile BBC programmes, but most notably as one of the presenters of Crimewatch.

The country was in shock when, on the morning of the 26th April 1999 the news came through that Jill had been shot dead on her doorstep. Having no leads the police did a re-enactment the following week on Crimewatch and after a year a man called Barry George was arrested and sent to prison for the murder. Following a re-trial 8 years later, Mr George was acquitted and released and there the case remains to this day, unsolved.

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On the morning of the 18th of June 2001, 15-year-old Danielle Jones left her house in Essex to go to school and never returned. After an extensive investigation all evidence pointed at one man - Dannielle's uncle, Stuart Campbell. He was eventually convicted of her murder and even to this day withholds the vital piece of information that would bring some peace to her family - where he left Danielle's body. Carrie and Lauren take a deep dive into this heart-breaking case and ask - should anyone ever be considered for parole when they still deny the crime and refuse to divulge where the body of their victim is? And just how effective is Helen's Law?

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