Brent Christensen

When we entered the apartment, we immediately noticed that his wife was undressed.

I don't know why she would answer the door in that way.

She seemed to be very comfortable.

The agents asked her if she would put on clothes because it would make them feel more comfortable.

One of the things that was in the apartment that there's a photograph of are the mirrored aviator sunglasses that you can actually see a reflection of Christensen's wife.

It's interesting because when you see those mirrored sunglasses, they're just like the ones that the British student said she saw on the man who tried to talk her into his car.

I walked with him inside the apartment.

He sat down at his kitchen table.

I gave him a copy of the warrant, asked him if he would come and talk to us.

Our office was just a mile away.

He was very nonchalant when Agent Mangonero asked him if he was willing to come down to the station.

He told his wife, he said, everything I've seen in the movies tells me I shouldn't talk to the police.

What do you think?

And she nonchalantly said, yeah, I think you should go.

He agreed to come and interview with us, and so myself and Detective Stuyvesant drove him to our Champaign FBI office.

This is a voluntary interview, so at any time you're done, we'll drive you back home.

I really had a sense of urgency that I needed to know where she was, like, now.

I know that you picked her up.

Where'd you take her, Brent?

We need to find Yang Ming.