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Police accused Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn of fabricating a kidnapping - the couple later received a $2.5 million settlement
Harvard-trained attorney Matthew Muller carried out a series of home invasions before kidnapping Denise Huskins in California. Police initially dismissed her account as a hoax, publicly casting doubt ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. However, when Huskins safely returned two days later, police came up with a new theory: that Huskins and Quinn faked the ...
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Safety bill inspired by Vallejo kidnapped victim Denise Huskins Quinn is signed into law
Newsom signed Senate Bill 1056, inspired in large part by Denise Huskins Quinn, who was kidnapped from Mare Island and sexually assaulted in 2015.
Denise Huskins, the Vallejo woman whose 2015 kidnapping and sexual assault case was featured in Netflix’s American Nightmare, is pushing for changes to state law after learning her assailant was given ...
Julie Watts is a national-award-winning investigative correspondent for CBS News California. Based in California's State Capitol, Julie's reporting combines watchdog journalism with solutions-focused ...
Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn faced national scrutiny in 2015 when people accused them of faking her kidnapping — and likened their case to the psychological thriller book and movie, Gone Girl. The ...
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