Two girls go missing and families try to find them

Two terrifying stories of young black women who go missing and the families who battle a system stacked against them. With the help of the Black and Missing Foundation, will they bring their daughters home?

A case of a teenage girl's disappearance triggers disputes among three families.

Every two minutes, someone in Britain disappears. Most are found within 48 hours. But every year, more than 2000 people go missing and do not return. This powerful observational documentary tells the emotive stories of three families whose loved ones have vanished into thin air:

A mother explains to police what happened the night her daughter disappeared.

Two sisters suspect foul play after the mysterious disappearance of their mother in the mountains.

A teenage girl is kidnapped. Her friends and police try to find her.

Chris and Carla Bennett had the perfect life until the day their nine-year-old daughter Kimberly was abducted in broad daylight. Days turn into weeks and weeks into months. All attempts to find her come up empty, leaving the entire community baffled.

A girl vanishes while walking, leaving her family devastated. As months pass without clues, rumors about her mother's actions intensify online, straining her marriage.

When best friends, Kaitlin and Maddy, go missing during Spring Break, their mothers do everything they can to find them, while realizing that their different parenting styles may have led to their disappearances.

Two girls disappear from a playground and the two best detectives in the police force try to solve the case.