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No leads in 2023 disappearance of Anastasia Ferriera | Missing
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19:38Now PlayingThis week on "Missing," we look at the case of Anastasia Ferriera, a 19-year-old who vanished from Albuquerque, New Mexico, in 2023. Her phone last pinged at a homeless ministry and outreach center. Her family says Ferriera consistently engaged online and in person with family and friends, so her disappearance came as a sudden shock.
Despite extensive searches, all her family has to go on is where her phone, which still hasn't been found, last pinged. No recordings or sightings have been reported to investigators. Ferriera's family is doing what they can to keep her name out there, in hopes of finding out where she is and what happened to her. NewsNation's Marni Hughes and Nicole Berlie look into the case.
Hughes also sits down with Brad Bradley, whose sister Amy Bradley vanished on a cruise ship in 1998. They speak about the Netflix documentary on his sister's case and what it's like to be at the center of a high-profile missing case.
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Host: Marni Hughes
Executive Producer: Paige Lobdell, Carrie Perricone
Segment Producer: Taylor Blackburn
Editor: Luke Gonska, Irit Nayden
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