48 Hours

For three years, Dee Warner, a mother and businesswoman from Michigan, was missing and presumed dead, with no sign of her whereabouts. Throughout that prolonged period, for the entire duration, her family maintained the belief that she had been murdered.

The No Body Case of Dee Warner is a television programme presented as a single episode. Classified under the genre of “episode,” it centres on a true‑crime narrative that follows the disappearance of a woman from the United States. The title itself signals that the story revolves around a missing person whose fate remains uncertain. The core of the episode recounts the three‑year period during which Dee Warner, a mother and businesswoman from Michigan, vanished without a trace. Throughout that time, authorities and the public presumed she had died, yet no body was ever recovered. Her relatives, convinced that she had been the victim of homicide, maintained that she had been murdered rather than simply gone missing. The programme highlights Warner’s dual roles as a parent and an entrepreneur, underscoring the impact of her disappearance on both her family and her professional endeavours. It also stresses the steadfast belief held by her loved ones that foul play was involved, a conviction that persisted despite the lack of physical evidence. By focusing on these facts, the episode offers a concise account of a case that remained unresolved for three years, leaving viewers with a clear picture of the circumstances surrounding Dee Warner’s disappearance.