The family of a woman from Hawaii who vanished after landing in Los Angeles three weeks ago are expressing frustration with investigators.

The family of a woman from Hawaii who vanished after landing in Los Angeles three weeks ago expressed frustration with investigators and said they haven't seen the surveillance footage that shows her walking across the border into Mexico.

The sister of 30-year-old Hannah Kobayashi said Tuesday the police conclusion that she is a "voluntary missing person" is not satisfactory.

The family of Hannah Kobayashi, the Hawaii woman who went missing early November after arriving in Los Angeles on a flight from Maui, insist that the search for Hannah is not yet over despite police saying that she is a voluntary missing person.

Police say a 30-year-old woman from Hawaii who was reported missing in Los Angeles three weeks ago voluntarily traveled to Mexico

"We’re just confused and frustrated more than anything right now,” Hannah Kobayashi's sister said of police finding that she voluntarily crossed the border.

The search drew national attention after she flew from Maui to Los Angeles and did not board a connecting flight to New York. The police later said she had crossed into Mexico on foot.

LAPD announced that Hannah Kobayashi was voluntarily missing and that she was seen on surveillance footage crossing into Mexico last month.

Police say a Hawaii woman who disappeared after landing in Los Angeles three weeks ago was seen crossing into Mexico alone with her luggage, but has not reached out to her family.

Hannah Kobayashi, the 30-year-old Maui, Hawaii, woman at the center of a missing person search in Los Angeles, willfully crossed into Mexico, seemingly as part of her desire to "disconnect," police said Monday.