Crying Silent Tears (2009)

Imagine for the moment: You are a rape victim. In the aftermath of such a traumatic event, the police will ask to collect DNA evidence from your body, a process that can take four to six hours. Police will take this evidence, known as a rape kit, and you might think it is on its way to be tested for a DNA match that could lead to a prosecution and conviction. But in the end you find out the police had everything they needed to prosecute a case but chose to ignore the evidence and the taped confession. While you wait months for your rape test kit to get tested, if it ever does, you get the results from the rape kit to find out that his semen was found on your genitals. When you call to follow up on your case, your told your case was already closed.