A woman living in the former home of Amy Lynn Bradley who vanished from a cruise ship decades ago sparking a new Netflix series said she "wants to keep her memory alive"."

Mom-of-three Shelby Peers, 26, was initially unaware of her new home's history and link to the infamous 1998 missing persons case when she moved into it with her family in 2019.

Peers later researched the case and connected with Bradley's family, who said they especially appreciated her efforts to maintain Amy's garden.

Along with the release of the Amy Bradley is Missing docuseries on Netflix, her viral TikTok video sparked renewed interest in the unsolved disappearance and led Peers to form her own theory involving suspected sex trafficking.

In spite of its tragic past, Peers says her family enjoys living in the home in Chesterfield County, Virginia.

The stay-at-home mom to 23-month-old twin boys and a five-month-old daughter, lives at the home with her husband, Adam, 30, who works in logistics.

She said: "It's really weird living in Amy's house. I didn't know her story when we moved in, but my husband told me about it, and then I researched everything I could about the case."

Peers' TikTok video about maintaining Bradley's garden has garnered over 1.3 million views, far exceeding her expectations.

"I only had 1,200 followers before that," Peers explained. "I post mostly just about my children or being a stay-at-home mom. "

She added: "I just shared this video for my friends, and then it blew up. I was not expecting that at all."

The viral attention has connected Peers with Bradley's family, including her brother Brad, who has reached out to express gratitude for Peers' efforts to maintain Amy's garden and raise awareness about the case.

"The family has seen the video, and it was taken well," Peers said. "

"They appreciate me keeping her garden maintained as much as I'm able to, and they love that there's a family in the home with children."

Bradley disappeared in the early morning hours of March 24, 1998, while the cruise ship was docked near Curaçao in the Caribbean.

The 23-year-old computer programmer was last seen by her father around 5:30 a.m. on the ship's balcony and was reported missing when the family was unable to locate her later that morning.

Peers has developed her own theory about what happened to Bradley after watching documentaries about the case.

"Personally, I don't think she jumped," Peers said. "

"I think she went to meet Yellow, as I believe those two girls spotted her on a top deck. I think Yellow is a big part of the story, and I think she was sold into sex trafficking."

"Yellow" refers to Alister "Yellow" Douglas, a bass player and entertainer who performed with the band Blue Orchid on Rhapsody of the Seas."

Video shows Douglas dancing with Bradley the night before her disappearance.

Despite the somber history associated with the property, Peers says her family enjoys living there.

"We really like the house. It's a great neighborhood, it's a nice house, and her garden is beautiful. We have a nice backyard as well," she said."

While the mystery of Amy Bradley's disappearance remains unsolved, Peers continues to honor her memory by maintaining the garden and sharing her story.

"I'm just trying to spread information about Amy online," Peers said. "Her family appreciates knowing someone is keeping her memory alive."