Kidnap Couple: THE COPS Didn't BELIEVE US

A traumatic home invasion takes a chilling twist when police cast suspicion on the victims

It’s one of the strangest kidnapping cases to ever unfold in California. In the early morning hours of March 23, 2015, an intruder entered Aaron Quinn’s home in the San Francisco Bay Area city of Vallejo and woke the physical therapist and his girlfriend and colleague, Denise Huskins, in their bed with flashing lights. The terrified couple were bound with zip ties and ordered to ingest a sedative. Blacked-out swim goggles and headphones were put on Aaron. He was ordered not to leave a taped-off area of the house or call police as he monitored his phone for a ransom demand. Then, the intruder escaped with Denise, stuffing her into the trunk of a stolen car before transporting her to a cabin, where she was held captive and raped.