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Vallejo police department when they called this hoax so quickly. he reached out to the san francisco con kel, wait a second, this is not a hoax. this is real kidnapping, look at me look at me, look at me. this is exactly what happened in the situation. they failed to look at him. got him reconciled up. -- riled up. and he got caught and credit for the first kidnapping as well. jon: they were saying this couple, wasted police resources here. >> they were saying they lied. that is defamation. police are usually immune from lawsuits. so it will be problematic to do that but right now all the coup...

Called the kidnapping a hoax. five days later the "san francisco chronicle" gets another communication, demanding police apologize for calling it a hoax but three months later comes a major twist. june 8th. matthew mueller was taken into custody for home invasion. on june 13th he is arrested for the kidnapping of denise huskins after the police and fbi find similarities in both cases. let's bring in lis wiehl, fox news legal analyst. diana eisman, former prosecutor and defense attorney. lis, the stories don't get much weirder than this. everybody, the police and fbi included dismissed this as ...

Of an rv. inside that vehicle, a man police say was wanted on drug charges along with a woman. the scene went on for a full half hour until the rv eventually crashed, caught fire on the side of a busy highway just outside the city. both people inside the r-v did surrender to police. nobody, we're thankful to report, was hurt in the chase. jenna: bizarre, right? marijuana could be key to a colorado man's defense in shootings of his wife. richard kirk is charged with first-degree murder. some say he will never be convicted because he smoked and ate pot hours before her death. let's bring in a le...

What his behavior was going to be like after marijuana. that is sort of what the defense is putting out there, listen, he wasn't aware because, this is a new product. it was real to do and he had a bad reaction. how do you think it holds up in court? >> i think it's a stretch. defense attorney is going with this defense, what he is showing making an affirmative defense, saying, yes, i ingested marijuana and i had a prescription but i didn't know the consequences. seriously he didn't know the consequences of marijuana may be you may get high? what the prosecution will do and first ask, mr. defe...