Accused of kidnapping hoax, how Denise Huskins, Aaron Quinn survived.
Hours after an intruder abducted Aaron Quinn’s girlfriend from his home about 35 miles northeast of San Francisco, he sat in a cramped police department interrogation room. A detective accused him of playing a part in Denise Huskins‘ death, either by killing her himself or at least covering it up.
“They did not come into your house and kidnap her and take her for ransom. That did not happen,” Detective Mat Mustard of Vallejo, California, told Quinn, as seen in Netflix’s three-part docuseries “American Nightmare” (now streaming).
“The longer she stays wherever she is and she begins to rot, the more of a monster you look like.”
But Quinn stuck to his story. He said in the early morning hours of March 23, 2015, an intruder clad in a wetsuit broke into his home and directed Huskins to zip-tie his hands behind his back.
The intruder put blacked-out goggles and headphones on Quinn, took his blood pressure and gave him sedatives. He revealed he’d intended to kidnap Quinn’s former fiancee, Andrea Roberts, but said he would take Huskins anyway, hoping to secure a ransom.
The intruder warned Quinn that he installed a camera to watch him and would harm Huskins if he stepped out of view.
The kidnapper then shoved Huskins into the trunk of Quinn’s Toyota Camry and fled.
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