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He waited 11 hours before calling 911. >> aaron quinn, it took himself hours. it wasnt until that afternoon the vallejo police were able to talk to him after he came forward. >> reporter: aarons mother later told us police polygraphed him five times and he was put in jail clothing and given little food or water and held in a small interrogation room for hours. across the country, denises friends didnt know any of this. but they knew enough to be worried. >> i mean, someone being kidnapped, to be...

Burglary and false i mprisonmei. he now climbs hes not guilty. theres plenty we still dont know. for example, denise and aaron are convinced there was more than one kidnapper. >> do you have any reason to believe there are other people out there? >> no. >> he used "we." i believe it was to instill more fear in the victims. >> denise may not have been the target of the kidnapping. the e-mail sent to henry lee claimed the kidnappers were after aarons ex-fiancee who had previously lived with him, b...

Affidavit would seem, frankly, preposterous and something prevented by someone with too much imagination and too much free time. aaron said he and denise were asleep in their house when at 3:00 a.m. he was awakened by a bright light and an electrical noise that sounded like a stun gun. then a mans voice telling them to lie face down on the bed. aaron said the man told denise to bind aarons hand and feet. then he said his eyes were covered with swim goggles which had been blacked out so he couldn...

They saw during the arrest, but photos that matched henry lee. there were things that were overlooked from the start. window screens at aarons house had been slit. the window locks drilled. and the missed calls made to aaron quinns cell phone while he was being interrogated that night, calls that vallejo cops suspected aaron had somehow faked. it turns out they were placed from this intersection right near mullers cabin in southern lake tahoe. when law enforcement hacked into the cars navigation...

Police had concluded the whole kidnapping story was phony. this was one of those made for california dramas. police seemed to think denise and aaron were, for some reason only known to them, seeking publicity and telling an elaborate lie. left unanswered is why anyone would want to become famous for fooling police. remember, no ransom was ever paid. aaron told police the kidnappers took his bank information, but no one tried to access his accounts. someone did try to call aarons cell phone a cou...

Vallejo police couldnt believe the elaborate detail of the kidn kidnapping. when aaron told them he took so long to call 911 because he was drugged and confined to a square of red tape and monitored by a webcam, they didnt buy it. and when denise wouldnt get on that plane to talk to vallejo p.d., they thought it was because she had something to hide. she says it was because she was afraid the cops would treat her as they treated her boyfriend aaron, like a suspect. now everything was about to ch...

Staying with her boyfriend. aaron was the one who reported denise missing. >> we are doing everything that we did and then some to ensure her safe return. >> police dogs and dive teams were soon part of a huge search for denise huskins. across the country, denises good friend ashley saw the news. >> there want article posted online and someone sent it to me. i said this is denise. i started texting everybody. >> joo including denise. >> i tried to text her. >> i figured better than not do anythi...

Let his work know the claim. aaron claimed he was given a mixture of nyquil and valium to knock him out and told him to stay in one spot in his living room that was outlined in red duct tape and monitored by a web cam. then ed intruders left with denise. his story sounded so implausible, people wondered if he made it up to hide something more sinister. at first blush, when a woman is missing and her husband or boyfriend said, oh, yeah, she was abducted, well, certainly the first thing i think, m...

Building. near denise nor aaron made any public statement, but they did hire separate attorneys. >> everyones thinking why are they doing that? >> reporter: lots of questions and not many answers, but then less than 12 hours after denise reappeared -- >> then we get a tip that police are holding a news conference. so i jump in the car, the photographer and i, and we haul ass back to vallejo to be a part of this news conference and thats when the bombshell came down. >> let me know when you guys ...

>> vallejo pd eager to talk in the first few days has since clamped up. the department did send denise and aaron each a letter of apology but so far made no public statement to correct the impression of these two as liars and publicity hounds. denise and aaron sued the city of vallejo and they settled the case for $2.5 million. still, no one from vallejo pd has explained why the case went so wrong. the official department answer is simply, no comment. he said to you at the end, im really sorry a...