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10 years later: 'American Nightmare' survivors work with law enforcement, after police once called couple liars

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By Michelle Bandur Click here for updates on this story     Vallejo (KCRA) — Nearly 10 years ago, a young Vallejo couple had no idea how their lives were about to abruptly change forever. The kidnapping and rape case of Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn was recently showcased in a popular Netflix documentary, “American Nightmare.” Based on their book, “Victim F,” the three-part series brought to light how Vallejo police zeroed in on the couple, not…

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10 years later: 'American Nightmare' survivors work with law enforcement, after police once called couple liars

'They could have been heroes': Denise Huskins pictured police saving her in captivity. Instead, they didn't believe her.

·Sacramento, United States
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