Sky has announced a new three-part documentary investigating the disappearance of Amy Fitzpatrick, almost 19 years after the teenager vanished while living in Spain.
Titled Don't Forget Me: The Disappearance of Amy Fitzpatrick, the series will air on Sky Documentaries and NOW from November 29.
The Coolock-native was just 15 when she disappeared on New Year's Day 2008 from the Costa del Sol in Spain. Despite years of searches and appeals, her whereabouts remain unknown.
Her disappearance was followed by further tragedy for the family in 2013, when her brother Dean died after being stabbed on a Dublin street. Amy's stepfather, Dave Mahon, was subsequently found guilty of his manslaughter.
In the years following Amy's disappearance, her mother Audrey and stepfather Dave led a high-profile campaign to find her. However, questions and suspicions surrounding the case have increasingly divided the family, with Amy's biological father Chris and aunt Christine becoming increasingly at odds with Audrey and Dave.
With the case facing the prospect of being closed for good, those closest to Amy are making a renewed appeal for information.
The new documentary brings together rare access to both sides of Amy's family, her closest friends, the last people to see her alive, journalists who continue to investigate the case and An Garda Síochána.
It will also feature new testimony that has never previously been made public, examining the conflicting accounts and unanswered questions that have surrounded Amy's disappearance.
Don't Forget Me: The Disappearance of Amy Fitzpatrick is produced by The Slate Works, the company behind 9/11: Inside the President's War Room.
All three episodes will be available to watch on Sky Documentaries and NOW from November 29.
