Could she have possibly done this to herself, not meaning to be lost forever? If she committed suicide, I suppose she wasn't worried about the possibility that her family might never find her; I mean it is essentially a selfish act, and yet somehow I think if anything she would want them to find her, as a last act of defiance. Here we are, though, and nobody really knows what happened or where she is. I contacted her brother probably a couple of years ago to ask if he'd been in touch with the people at Hart Island, where Potter's field is-he said he had, but there really isn't any good way to figure out if something happened to her, and as she may have been unidentified, then buried there. I can't imagine losing my daughter and never knowing what happened to her. I guess you are supposed to find that out after you die, in heaven, but I don't believe in that. Maybe that's why I want to find her now-because I hope her brother finally knows