Content warning. This episode contains discussion of violence and rape.

It's truly a scene out of a nightmare. A couple in bed,

roused from slumber, a voice in the darkness. The voice makes threats. The voice addresses the

couple by name. The voice commands action. The man and woman lie there, confused,

terrified. The woman is instructed to zip tie her

partner, then she herself is bound. Taped-up swim goggles are pulled over their

eyes. They are both forced into the closet, then separated, made to hop to different parts of the house.

The invaders put on a professional facade. They indicate they've done all of this before. They have a routine

protocols. It's just business. But there's been a mistake, the couple is told,

a case of mistaken identity. Still, the woman will need to be abducted so the invaders can secure a ransom

and make the operation worthwhile.

The man will be left behind to facilitate payment.

The invaders set up a camera on the wall to observe him,

to ensure the man is not contacting the police or running for help.

The woman and the man are both forced to consume drugs to knock them out.

The man lines on the couch, still zipped-hide, listening as his partner is driven away.

Then he fades back into a drug-induced sleep.

Again, that sounds like a nightmare.

But that was the reality that Aaron Quinn and Denise Huskins awoke to

in the early morning of March 23rd, 2015.

That was when these two young physical therapists were attacked in Aaron's home

in Vallejo, California.

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