Nine years later, the couple say they may never see accountability from the detectives who worked their case.
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After a home invasion and kidnapping in 2015, a couple is accused of staging the ordeal when the woman reappears in this true-crime documentary series.
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Denise Huskins was called the “real-life Gone Girl,” but the new doc reveals a far more disturbing narrative.
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Season 1
Part One: The BoyfriendIn 2015, California couple Aaron Quinn and Denise Huskins were attacked at home during the night. After Denise was kidnapped, Aaron became a suspect.
Part Two: Gone GirlDays later, Denise reappears seemingly unharmed and recalls the details of her terrifying abduction as doubts from authorities begin to swirl.
Part Three: The OthersMore attempted kidnappings lead detectives to a new — and unexpected — suspect. Aaron and Denise go head-to-head with the Vallejo Police Department.
Recaps
- Nine years later, the couple say they may never see accountability from the detectives who worked their case.
- Denise Huskins was called the “real-life Gone Girl,” but the new doc reveals a far more disturbing narrative.
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