his story sounded so implausible, police wondered if he had made it up behind something even more sinister. at first blush, when a woman is missing, and her husband or boyfriend says oh, yeah she was abducted, well one of the first things i think, because of something i do for a living is the guy is involved. in these types of situations, always look at the significant other. is he a suspect? is he making it up? what is going on here? what is the real story? police treated aaron less like a victim, and more like a murder suspect. they confiscated his phone, and read him his rights. they were suspicious about why he waited 11 hours before calling 9-1-1. aaron quinn it took him hours. it was not until that afternoon that vallejo police were able to talk to him after he came forward. aaron s mother later told us police polygraph him five times. he was given jail clothing, even little food or water and held in a small interrogation
wearing jail clothing, you see him there, he insisted in court despite the verdict he s innocent. would never under any surks hurt my wife and never hurt my son. it night not have been you. the monster you become, youpd pills, maybe you become another person. let s check in with diane gallagher, who has been tracking this from the beginning. a stunning trial over six weeks. simply a remarkable scene in court today. honestly, i was speechless listening to the judge dress
provided a copy for you. see that big book over there? it has the criminal statutes. i don t see it. it has the traffic code, it has the rules of evidence. well, it s on your table. i m directing the bailiffs to remove him to the other courtroom. every day that we have been this court since monday, he has shown a complete and utter disrespect for the simple rules of civility. now this morning s antics erupted as the judge tried to address why brooks decided to wear jail clothing instead of the suit he had access to. when he appeared on video minutes later, he was half naked. the judge also said he removed a shoe and threatened to throw it. she accused him of making a mockery of the judicial process. the district attorney accused him of delay tactics pointing to phone calls between he and his mom in which he said he intended to delay the trial for several
police treated it like a victim and less they confiscated his cell phone and read him his rights. they were suspicious about why he made it 11 hours before calling 9-1-1. he claimed he took him hours. it wasn t until the afternoon that he came forward. aaron told police folly graft him five times. he was put in jail clothing, given little food or water and given interrogations for a couple of hours. denise s friends did not do anything about this but they know a lot to be worried. someone being kate napped, a lot of the stories do not end well and you do not want to think those stories but you thank, you are not gonna be alive. then, about 33 hours after denise disappeared, reporter was standing outside aaron s home, when the phone
what is the real story? police treated aaron less like a victim, and more like a murder suspect. they confiscated his phone, and read him his rights. they were suspicious about why he waited 11 hours before calling 9-1-1. aaron quinn it took him hours. it was not into that afternoon that vallejo police were able to talk to him after he came forward. aaron s mother later told us police polygraph him five times. he was given jail clothing, even little food or water and held in a small interrogation room for hours. across the country, denise s friends did not know any of this, but they knew enough to be worried. i mean, someone being kidnapped, be honest, a lot of those stories do not end well. and you don t want to think about those things, you think they are not going to be alive. then, about 33 hours after denise disappeared, was standing outside aaron s