What happened to Aundria Bowman? The story of her murder is the subject of a Netflix documentary about a mother's search for answers. Here's what we know.

The Lost Daughter,’ but who is Aundria Bowman’s sister, Vanessa? Where is she now? And does she support her father?

Aundria Bowman is the subject of Netflix's latest crime true documentary, Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter. But as viewers delve into the new series, many are curious about where the teen is now. Into The Fire: The Lost Daughter has captivated Netflix viewers since it arrived arrived on the streaming service - and it makes for one of the most memorable true crime documentaries in recent years.

On March 11, 1989, at 14 years old, Aundria disappeared and for many years, she was believed to have run away. However, her adoptive father, Dennis Bowman, knew the chilling truth - and more than three decades later, he admitted to her murder. During a heated argument where Aundria confronted him about sexually abusing her, Bowman killed her.

Terkanian’s relentless quest to discover what happened to her daughter, decades after her disappearance, unfolds in a new, two-part Netflix docuseries, “Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter,” directed by Ryan White.

Vanessa Bowman is the biological daughter of Brenda and Dennis Bowman, who was born when her adopted sister, Aundria, was in her early teenage years. Brenda and Dennis didn't believe they'd ever be able to conceive naturally, as explained in the documentary, so Vanessa's birth came as a surprise.

It was March 1989 when everything turned upside down for the Bowman family as their 14-year-old adopted daughter Aundria Bowman (born Alexis Badger) suddenly disappeared. However, as explored in Netflix’s ‘Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter,