In March of 2015, Aaron Quinn and Denise Huskins were drugged, blindfolded, and tied up by an intruder. Denise was kidnapped and once he was able to get away, Aaron sought the help of the Vallejo Police Department. The police believed Aaron had something to do with her disappearance, but Aaron would not back down. Denise was released two days later near her parents' home in Southern California. Instead of looking for alternative suspects, the police doubled down and continued to accuse Aaron, and now Denise, of faking the kidnapping. Were Aaron and Denise lying? Or was there something the police got horribly wrong? Listen now for all of the answers. https://datebook.sfchronicle.com/books/review-couple-traumatized-by-crime-set-the-record-straight-on-vallejo-kidnapping https://abc7news.com/timeline-in-vallejo-gone-girl-kidnapping-bay-area-denise-huskins-aaron-quinn-victims/1803754/ https://datebook.sfchronicle.com/books/review-couple-traumatized-by-crime-set-the-record-straight-on-vallejo-kidnapping https://www.abc10.com/article/news/local/california/timeline-denise-huskins-kidnapping-case/103-181861856 https://www.oxygen.com/crime-news/denise-huskins-called-the-real-life-gone-girl-gets-apology-from-police