The Disappearance of Christina is a 1993 television film, starring John Stamos, Kim Delaney, CCH Pounder, Robert Carradine and Claire Yarlett.

Joe is a Los Angeles businessman who is married to his wife Christina and works with his best friend Mike.

Joe claims that his marriage was fine, but Davis shows him divorce papers signed by Christina two days before she disappeared.

He wakes up in the middle of the night, thinks he sees somebody in his house, and runs downstairs to find Christina’s date book gone.

Late that night, Joe hears his dryer running and discovers Christina’s red dress inside.

While making phone calls to figure out the financial discrepancies, Joe is told that Christina signed off on one of the accounts.

Searching through financial records in Mike’s office, Joe finds Christina’s date book and a gun.

They go to the marina, inspect the boat, and discover a secret crawl space in the cabin where Christina could have hidden.

He claims that he has not been to the condo since March, that he hasn’t seen Christina since she disappeared, and that at lunch time he has been seeing a psychiatrist.

Joe exits the building while Lily, dressed like Christina, rides the elevator up to Mike’s office, just missing each other.

Detective Davis visits Joe in the hospital and tells him that the red dress he found was brand new and had never been worn.

Joe tells her that he found it strangely reassuring that Christina was possibly framing him for her murder, because it would have at least meant she was alive.