Netflix’s American Nightmare explores Denise Huskins' 2015 abduction, first labeled a hoax by police, revealing her fight for ...

In their first interview since "American Nightmare" was released on Netflix, Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn are re-telling the painful story of their kidnapping and experience with Vallejo police ...

The police accused her of kidnapping herself and stealing the idea from Gone Girl. Now that many more people know the details ...

Courtesy of Netflix Rosamund Pike in “Gone Girl” as Amy ... armed intruders wearing scuba suits invaded the Vallejo, Calif., home of physical therapist Aaron Quinn, where they terrorized ...

The story was reported as a “real-life Gone Girl” scenario ... it’s so frustrating,” Huskins also told Tudum. “[Vallejo police] have the ability to do better. It’s almost like a ...

With the passage of time, it’s increasingly likely that at some point the dark passenger of one of your colleagues will ...

The caveat, however? You live in Vallejo. The conversation on local nightlife is divided. For some, the city has an array of fun spots, while for others — particularly those 21-35 — the lack ...

The Vallejo Police Department has been racked with problems in recent years, including allegations that its officers have killed and assaulted people. •Families of some people killed and the ...

This is where the Gone Girl comparisons started to come in ... Quinn was subjected to hours of intense interrogation from Vallejo detectives and FBI agents attempting to extract a confession ...

Residents in Vallejo say they continue fearing for their safety as the city and its understaffed police department struggle to crack down on sideshows. Last November, the Vallejo City Council ...

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