Columbus Circle Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2012
- 82 min
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That was her name.
But I thought you
didn't know her at all.
No, Detective, I did not.
So why would you call her by her first
name if you didn't know her at all?
All right. Are we done yet?
No. Just a few more minutes.
Um, over the last couple
of days or weeks,
were there any strange visitors
or anything out of the ordinary
that you were aware of
coming from the apartment?
night when she died?
Since I don't know when
she died, day or night,
and since I've already
made it clear
that I didn't hear anything out of the
ordinary coming from her apartment,
then I'd venture to guess
that we are entering
into an area of...
Hmm, redundancy?
Okay, now we're done.
Thank you for the coffee.
I'm gonna give you a couple of cards.
If you think of
anything, uh, call me.
Thank you.I will.
Okay.
Hey, this is a really nice vase.
It's a little confusing,
but it's nice.
I'm sure you could
figure it out.
Her name
is Justine Waters,
"and she was known as
America's little darling."
The sole heiress of
the Waters fortune,
estimated in the hundreds
of millions of dollars,
she mysteriously disappeared
Take a look at these
home videos of Justine.
They show her at the Waters family
summer cottage in upstate New York.
As you can see, Justine
is being filmed
showcasing her hula hoop skills.
At the time, she held the world
record of 14 straight hours.
Now, there's been much speculation
on Justine's whereabouts.
Theories range from her running
off with a Saudi prince
to her being a victim
of foul play.
powerful Phillip Waters
claimed until his
death five years ago
that he never stopped
looking for his daughter,
Justine's 17year silence
remains the most talked about
missing persons mystery to date.
In the days leading up to what would
become her historic vanishing act,
it was rumored that
had just become engaged to Prince
Achmed Mustafi of Jordan.
What did happen to
Justine Waters?
And will we ever see her again?
I'm wondering if
you could help me identify
this crest?
Interesting. Yeah? Why is that?
Well, this could
be a family crest.
This is the letter "M", correct?
Well, that was the intention.
The drawing is rough, but...
Well, where'd
you find this?
I can't really tell you.
I just need to find out what it is.
Okay. I got a book in the back,
something of an
almanac, so to speak.
Might be able to find a match.
How long do you think...
Oh, one second.
Yeah?
Yeah, I went through all
the evidence like you asked.
Hey, put it out. Step on it.
Yeah, what do you got? Not much.
The only thing that
might interest you
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