She Vanished Without Leaving Her Home: Abi Fisher

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What happened to Abby Fisher and why did she vanish from her home?

Eleanor Neale 0:00
One July morning in 2022, a husband wakes up and realises that his wife has vanished from their bed. Her phone is still in the house, her handbag is still there, their six month old baby daughter is still asleep, but twenty nine year old Abby Fisher is just gone. Her husband Matthew calls the police. He posts on Facebook asking if anyone's seen her. And within hours, hundreds of people are out searching for her. But there was one thing that should have made this really easy. The Fishers had a ring doorbell on their front door, and when police sit down to watch the footage, they expect to finally see the moment that Abby left the house. But they watch and watch and An abbey never appears, but There is no footage of her leaving her own home.
Eleanor Neale 0:50
So if Abby didn't walk out of that front door How did she disappear? How? Hello and welcome to Outlaw Podcast. I'm Ellen O'Neill and in today's episode we're in West Yorkshire in England for the case of 29-year-old Abby Fisher. Abby was a primary school teacher, a wife, and a brand new mum to a little girl that she had spent years dreaming of having. And just days before she disappeared, she'd been surrounded by friends and family celebrating her daughter's christening. Everything in her life finally seemed to be falling into perfect place. So when she suddenly vanished, the people closest to her knew almost immediately that something had to be wrong. And sadly They were right. The search for Abby Fisher would eventually end miles away from home in the middle of the Yorkshire countryside.
Eleanor Neale 1:47
But how she got there and what happened to her along the way would take this investigation somewhere. nobody was expecting. Now, before we get into the case, I just want to give my usual disclaimer that I mean absolutely no harm or disrespect to anyone that we talk about today. Our episodes are always made with the utmost care to honour those who lost their lives and to respect the profound grief that their loved ones endure. By covering these cases, we aim to keep the victims' names and stories in conversation. We aim to highlight the vital work that so many of their loved ones do in the wake of their deaths. Now, given the nature of today's episode, we'll be covering some very sensitive topics, including domestic abuse, fertility struggles, and violence against women.
Eleanor Neale 2:32
This episode is created with the hope to raise awareness, to inspire change, and to further victim support. Viewer discretion is advised. Now, before we get into everything that happened to Abby, it's important that we spend some time getting to know her first. Because when someone's life ends in such a horrific way, it can become really easy for the worst thing that ever happened to them to completely overshadow everything that. that came before it. But Abby had twenty nine years of life before this case. She was a daughter, a sister, a friend, a teacher, and finally, after years of desperately hoping for it, she was a mum. And that is the Abbey that the people who loved her want to be remembered. Abigail Elizabeth Fisher was born in Yorkshire on the 17th of November 1992.
Eleanor Neale 3:21
She was the second child to parents Andrea and Mick, and she had an older brother named Nathan. And little Abby was just a darling. She was well behaved, she was polite, she was sweet, but a little bit of a daredevil.

Who was Abby Fisher and what was her life like before the disappearance?

Eleanor Neale 3:35
She kept her parents on their toes, that's for sure. She had this very fearless, adventurous. Spirit that probably led her to climb trees and explore nature and end up with cuts and grazers all over her little knees. Both she and her brother were equally as active and playful. In fact, they were quite competitive, especially when it came to sports as they got older. And Abby never lost that fearlessness. Even into her 20s, she took part in a skydive where she jumped out. A flipping plane, which I don't think I would ever have the balls to do. So already I admire Abby's courage so much. But her adventurous spirit was only one facet of Abby's beautiful personality. She was bright, bubbly, outgoing, social.
Eleanor Neale 4:23
She was also incredibly compassionate.

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