This series, currently popular with Netflix audiences, tells an incredible news story that captivates the streaming platform’s subscribers.
After The Tinder Scammer, A new documentary inspired by an incredible but true news story is captivating Netflix subscribers. This three-episode miniseries was released online on January 17, 2024 and was a hit on the streaming platform, capturing a top spot in the site’s series audience within days. Internet users are fascinated by this crazy story, which is told in just three episodes (and less than three hours).
In The Hijacked Truth: from Dream to American NightmareNetflix takes subscribers back into the story of Aaron Quinn and Denise Huskins. In 2015, the first reported the disappearance of his girlfriend when men broke into her house and presumably kidnapped her.
In the first hours after the kidnapping, Aaron Quinn is quickly identified by the police as a potential perpetrator… And even more so when Denise Huskins reappears two days later, to everyone’s surprise. She is then accused of planning a revenge prank for her boyfriend’s affair. However, Denise Huskins continues to claim that she was actually kidnapped.
The Hijacked Truth: from Dream to American Nightmare is one of Netflix’s many true crime documentary series, in which the streaming platform returns to an often sordid news story to unravel its inner workings.
Therefore, it is likely that Aaron Quinn and Denise Huskins unfortunately suffered from the film’s unintended consequences Ex girlfriend, by David Fincher. This feature film, released a few months ago, tells how a woman fakes her own kidnapping in order to frame her unfaithful husband. Through The Hijacked Truth : from dream to American nightmareMore specifically, the United States’ judicial, police and media systems are criticized, particularly while the words of female victims of abuse are still disregarded.
Ultimately, the couple ends up being investigated by the authorities. A suspect will be arrested, while Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn will file a complaint against the investigators in charge of the investigation for defamation, false arrest and detention with intentional infliction of emotional distress.
Today the couple say they are still traumatized by the 2015 tragedy. However, these tortures will not have broken them, on the contrary. Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn are now parents to two children. You can discover their story in the three-part miniseries available on Netflix.
