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Mystery. >> reporter: reporters started referring to the case as "the gone girl" kidnapping. after a blond fakes her disappearance. that reference infuriated denise's friends. but when, you know, it's not accurate, it makes you mad. it was sort of like a fictional character created out of a good person. so then, suddenly, you stop being denise huskins and you start being -- >> labeled as the gone girl. >> the gone girl. >> reporter: that wasn't denise at all they said. but to the rest of the world, denise and aaron were portrayed as liars, schemers, maybe criminals themselves. that is, until t...

>> at least one of the abductors seemed to sympathize with denise. >> reporter: and now the e-mail said they were angry that denise was being accused of making the whole thing up. we will not stand by and see the life of a really good person ruined. attached to the e-mails were photos. one showed a water gun spray painted to look more threatening, at least in the dark, with a laser pointer and flashlight duct taped to it. another showed a room with cardboard partially covering a window where denise was supposedly held. was this visual proof of denise and aaron's story or an elaborate deception...

Gone girl" mystery based on a story of a woman who faked her own disappearance. the detective were about to learn something that would shift the investigation. another attack suspiciously similar to the one denise and aaron had been describing. too similar to ignore. here is josh with "twisted tale." this began as a high-tech kidnapping that sounded like a tv movie. >> we were not able to substantiate -- >> then police announced it was really an elaborate hoax. denise huskins and aaron quinn branded as liars or attention addicts retreated from sight. >> thank you. >> reporter: and that might...

Biographical details. >> it's a proof of life audio, trying to prove, a, she is denise and, b, syes, she is the kidnapped victim. >> reporter: and she's aware of events that happened that day? >> to prove, in fact, she was alive. >> reporter: clearly this wasn't a murder case, but was it a kidnapping as aaron claimed? we found it odd that denise didn't sound at all frightened. >> she sounded absolutely calm. not terrifieterrified. not distressed at all. >> not someone in fear for their life? >> right. as if she was talking with a friend over coffee. i think the subject line was, wtf. what is t...