. >> reporter: denise huskins and aaron quinn were both working as physical therapists in vallejo, californiaen they met. >> i could see who aaron was, the man he was, and the good in him. >> reporter: aaron had just broken up with his fiancee, and even though denise worried he may still have feelings with his ex, they started dating. >> when i went to visit and met up with aaron and her, wow. >> reporter: but seven months into the relationship, his exfiancee was a force of tension. denise found out aaron was texting her, saying he wanted to get back together. >> i finally put my foot down and said, look, i don't deserve this. it was a couple of weeks of kind of going back and forth. i wasn't sure what i wanted to do, but i wanted to hear him out. >> reporter: denise and aaron talked it over for hours at his house. >> we had to rebuild trust, but as long as he was willing to really give this a full shot, then we could try again. >> reporter: emotionally drained, the couple went upstairs to go to sleep around midnight. at 3:00 a.m., a voice says "wake up, this is a robbery." an intruder wearin

dishuind to vallejo for a aaron quinn meet. they're both physical therapists. nise is doing a prestigious physical therapy residency, and aaron's a physical therapist in the same department. >> this is one of the most incredible, unforgettable stories i have ever covered, and it begins as a love story. how did you two actually decide to become romantic? >> he told me that he was interested in me and he wanted to spend more time with me. >> so at the time aaron and denise met, aaron had just broken up with his fiance. >> i found out that she was having an affair. and i was very conflicted because i obviously was attracted to denise, i also didn't trust myself anymore. >> and i could see who aaron was and the man he was and the good in him. i knew that he'd be a great partner, but i could see that he was struggling. >> as any woman in that situation might be, denise was a little concerned that aaron might still have feelings for his ex. >> so i just advised her, "just be careful." i don't want to see you get hurt. >> then when i went up to visit and met up with aa

he broke into aaron quinn's home where he drugged, blindfolded, and tied up the couple for kidnapping hoskins. quinn describes the instructions mueller gave him. >> they told me i need to stay at my house. they said they'd send me a video recording on a monitor to make sure i don't contact anyone. >> i know it sounds like it's a movie. i know it sounds bizarre. >> reporter: it was too bizarre for detective mustard. >> i'm telling you it did not happen the way you are describing it. it did not, period. i didn't hurt her. i didn't do any of that. >> reporter: what surprised you most about the way he was treated following denise's kidnapping? >> to see how he was treated immediately by police, accused of being a killer, being sleep deprived, asking the same question, he said i understand why people falsely confess. >> reporter: after terrorizing him for 2 days, mueller dropped her off near her parents house. >> as i'm stumbling, still sedated, just walking down the street, all i wanted to do was to hug my mom and dad. -- and finally feel safe. >> reporter: the safety was short-lived. the

. >> reporter: denise haskins and aaron quinn are telling their story. >> for so many years we had ae world had misinformed conversations and judgments about the worst moment of our life. and who we are as people. >> victim f. crime victims to survivors, they detail being victimized twice. first by matthew mueller and then by the vallejo police department and the fbi. in march of 2015, mueller wearing a full body wetsuit broke into quinn's home where they drug blindfolded and tied up the couple. for kidnapping haskins. when they turn to the vallejo police department for help, detective matt mustard interrogated him for hours. suggesting that he murdered her. >> the frog went into its who did now? it's the guy i've been sitting here talking to tonight. so i get out the puzzle pieces and i start to figure out how i make it so you look like a monster. >> when you watch that interrogation video now what is that like for you? seeing that? >> my heart breaks for that person. what they're doing it to me so they did hit other people. and i was fortunate not to falsely confess. you wanted to

you know whe an exclusive one-on-one with denise huskins and aaron quinn the six years after the highlyone girl kidnapping place in vallejo. >> this will be featured on 2020 tonight. there revealing study details on the march 2015 kidnapping and their reaction after please call the ordeal a hoax. and the couple has an update on their lives, including how they have moved on since the traumatic experience. >> a lot of what we wrote about in the book is tragic and sad. it is actually really our love story. there is a happy ending. >> coming up on gma, you will hear some of the interview. you can watch the full two-hour episode of 20/20 tonight at 9:00 p.m. on abc7. >>> the u.s. labor department just released the may jobs report. the unemployment rate dropped to 5.a percent, down from 6.1% in april. 559,000 jobs were added last month. the country still about 7 million jobs short of where we were in february 20just before the pandemic. >>> president biden will talk about the may jobs report this morning. >> the president is likely to use this data to pitches infrastructure plan as he continu

quinn for how they were treated during this ordeal. denise and aaron about in the book is tragic and sad. it is actually really our love story, and there is a happy ending, and it's her. >> reporter: for "good morning america," amy robach, abc news, new york. >> and "victim f: from crime victims to suspects to survivors" is out on tuesday and you can see more of their story on a two-hour edition of "20/20" airing tonight at 9:00, 8:00 central on abc. george? >>> coming up here will reeve live in venice. we have a new boat to show you. a lot of people believe that new boat can help save the city. hey, will. >> reporter: hey, george. how are you doing? venice is known, of course, for its history but right here this boat i'm on represents the future. what it can do and what it is going to show you coming up next. it could be big for venice. stay tuned. >> we'll be right back. my name is monique, i'm 41, and i'm a federal contract investigator. as a single parent, i would run from football games to work and trying to balance it all. so, what do you see whe

quinn fraser scores from second aaron judge all the way around from first it's a double for sanchez somehow also avoids matt chapman's tag at third as he went there on the throw. minaya allowed just two runs on three hits with 11 strikeouts. hayes had runners on 1st and 2nd know what's in the ninth against drollas chapman. how's this for a way for a game to end sean murphy's ground ball to third fielded by joe or share life who steps on the bag starts up 543 triple play. the yankees win 2 to 1, the a's now in a virtual tie for first with the astros, who are winners today over the white sox, both conference final series now said in the nba playoffs and both number one seeds have been knocked out. joellen beat in philadelphia, the top seed in the east. the obstacle for trae young and the atlanta hawks 2.5 minutes left. it's atlanta by three, then six after young cast off a deep three young was just five of 23 on the night. but did have 21 points. all star ben simmons was not on the floor during crunch time. atlanta up four after three free throws, so the sixers need a hoop here. but you know,

quinn while his girlfriends life was at risk. instead of looking for her kidnapper, the police department believed aaron murdered denise.hen she turned up, they accused the couple of making the whole thing up. >> every moment, i kept picturing him. i kept just visualizing what that feeling must be like to finally feel safe in his arms again. >> reporter: denise hoskins is describing being kidnapped and assaulted by matthew mueller with an interview with our reporter. he broke into her home and tied up the couple before kidnapping hoskins. in a new video, she describes to the detective the distractions -- instructions. >> stay around my house. there will be a video recording to monitor that i don't contact anyone. >> i acknowledge this sounds like a movie. i know it sounds bizarre. >> reporter: it was too bizarre for detective mustard. >> i'm telling you, it did not happen the way you are describing it. it did not. period. i didn't hurt her. i didn't do any of that. >> reporter: what described you -- what disturbed you the most? to see how he was treated by police, accused of being a killer, sleep deprived, asked the sam