‘20/20’ Co-Anchor Amy Robach Interviews Couple at Center of So-Called ‘Gone Girl’ Kidnapping Case

“20/20” co-anchor Amy Robach sat down with Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn, the couple at the center of the so-called “Gone Girl” kidnapping case, ahead of the release of their book “Victim F: From Crime Victims to Suspects to Survivors.” They discuss stunning details and information about their harrowing home invasion and kidnapping experience, dismissed by authorities as a hoax and compared to the plot of the fictional book and film. They also reflect on how they’ve been trying to heal and provide updates on their life, including their dream wedding and the birth of their first child. “20/20” features interviews with Mike Huskins and Jane Remmele, Denise’s parents; Marrianne Quinn, Aaron’s mother; Dan Russo and Doug Rappaport, the couple’s attorneys; and Misty Carausu, the detective who connected a perpetrator in a different home invasion back to Denise and Aaron’s case and helped clear their names. The program has interrogation footage of Aaron following Denise’s kidnapping and audio of Denise’s first police interview after her abductor freed her in Huntington Beach. “20/20” airs Friday, April 15 (9:01-11:00 p.m. EDT), on ABC. (Rebroadcast. ABC OAD 6/4/21)

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