In January 2017, 20-year-old Birna Brjánsdóttir disappeared after a night out in central Reykjavík. In Iceland, where serious violent crime was rare and young people often walked through the city alone late at night, there was initially little reason to suspect that anything serious had happened. But when Birna failed to turn up for work the following morning, concerns began to grow. Her disappearance would soon grip the entire country and lead to the largest search operation in modern Icelandic history.
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