Peter Van Sant

Rudy isn't answering anyone's questions, the police included.

I had no idea you could just say, I don't want to talk to you and close the door.

So, but you can.

Christine's sister, Kathy, is irate.

The police can't do more.

My sister's gone and her baby, and you're telling me that you can't go talk to Rudy?

Wait, that doesn't make sense.

But since Christine's disappearance, police have said only that Rudy Prasad may be responsible.

But as they told Kathy... It's not illegal to be the last person seen with somebody.

It's not illegal to have an affair with somebody.

All police will say now is that their investigation continues.

Hi, I'm...

I'm trying to find out if you guys scheduled the public hearing for Miss Unmissing Persons yet?

So Kathy is taking her case to the New York City Council, testifying at their hearings about missing persons.

These guys that are going to testify today are like the higher-ups, so they don't hear it directly from the people.

Speaking first, Inspector Joe Resnick, head of the NYPD Special Investigations Division.

He knows Christine's case.

Today, Kathy hopes to persuade him to go after Rudy.

Ninety-eight percent of the cases have been cleared.

But by the time it's Kathy's turn to speak, the inspector has left.