Disappeared

Tammy Kingery, a 37‑year‑old nurse, vanished after leaving on her shift early, telling colleagues she felt ill. Her family later found a handwritten note, in a note left at home, stating she had gone for a walk, confirming her last known intention before she disappeared.

is a programme presented as an episode‑long investigation. The title suggests a focus on a single, unsettling incident, and the format follows the conventions of a true‑crime documentary, delivering a concise narrative that unfolds over the course of the broadcast. The story centres on Tammy Kingery, a 37‑year‑old nurse who left her shift ahead of schedule after reporting that she felt unwell. Shortly after she departed, she disappeared without any trace, prompting concern among her colleagues and the wider community. In the days that followed, Kingery’s family uncovered a handwritten note among her belongings. The note simply explained that she had gone out for a walk, offering the only clue to her whereabouts at the time she vanished. The episode builds on these sparse facts, highlighting the abruptness of her departure, the suddenness of her disappearance, and the solitary note that hinted at a routine stroll. By concentrating on the limited information available—her age, profession, the complaint of sickness, the early exit, and the discovered note—the programme paints a stark picture of an unresolved case that continues to puzzle those left behind.