When 24-year-old Noah Hurst vanished without a trace on the peaceful island of Antigua, his family was left searching for answers in a system that moved too slow and spoke too little. In the very first episode of Cries from the Caribbean, host Kimberley McKenzie shares the heartbreaking and little-known story of Noah’s disappearance, the discovery of his remains, and the resilience of a mother who refused to stay silent. This is not just a case of a missing person — it’s a reflection of how paradise can often hide pain.

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If I Go Missing

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Sources

https://antiguaobserver.com/dna-results-confirm-identity-of-missing-persons-noah-hurst-and-shamar-harrigan/

https://antiguaobserver.com/a-mothers-agony-family-of-noah-hurst-still-awaiting-official-id-on-remains-found/

https://antiguanewsroom.com/mother-of-missing-lightfoot-man-noah-hurst-believes-human-remains-found-are-her-sons/

https://antiguanewsroom.com/vanished-antigua-and-barbudas-growing-list-of-missing-persons/https://islandpressbox.com/will-a-cold-case-unit-be-enough-to-solve-antiguas-unsolved-cases/

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn0jrk81qpwo