his cell phone and read him his rights. they were suspicious why he ratedus 11 hours before calling 911. aaron bquinn, it took him hours. it wasn t until that afternoon that the police were able to talk to him after he came forward. reporter: aaron s mother later told us police polygraphed him five times. he was put in jail clothing and given little food or water and heldd in a small interrogation room for hours. across the country, denise s friends didn t know any of this. but they knew enough to be worried. i mean, someone being kidnapped, to be honest, a lot ofpe those stories don t end we and you don tri want to think about those things, but you think maybe they are not going to alive. reporter: then about 33 hours after denise huskins disappeared, reporter henry lee was standing outside of aaron s home when his phone buzzed opinion anph email. what was chilling was that this email became attached with anma audio file and this audio file there was a woman s voice.
tonight. reporter: tonight, the urgent manhunt for two accused murderers who escaped from a california jail. i just want to impress upon everybody, this is an active search for these two very dangerous individuals. reporter: santos samuel fonseca and jonathan salazar making a brazen break through this 22 by 8-inch hole in the ceiling of this bathroom. the two individuals were able to identify a blind spot that we have in this particular housing unit. reporter: authorities say the two then snuck through the inner walls in this 11-inch crawl space, maneuvering around pipes. eventually kicking out this panel door. you can even make out a shoe impression on the inside of the small door.ey w able t fee. corrections officers in monterey discovered they were missing on sunday morning during a routine inmate count. david, those inmates jail clothing was found just outside the perimeter of that facility. now, authorities say they re
he waited 11 hours before calling 911. aaron quinn, it took himself hours. it wasn t until that afternoon the vallejo police were able to talk to him after he came forward. reporter: aaron s mother later told us police polygraphed him five times and he was put in jail clothing and given little food or water and held in a small interrogation room for hours. across the country, denise s friends didn t know any of this. but they knew enough to be worried. i mean, someone being kidnapped, to be honest a lot of those stories don t end well and you don t want to think about those things, but you think maybe they are not going to alive. reporter: then about 33 hours after denise huskins disappeared, reporter henry lee was standing outside of aaron s home when his phone buzzed an an email. what is chilling than email became attached with an audio file and this audio file, a
like a victim and more like a murder suspect. they confiscated his cell phone and read him his rights. they were suspicious about why he waited 11 hours before calling 911. aaron gwin, it took him hours. it wasn t until that afternoon the vallejo police were able to talk with him. aaron s mother later told us police polygraphed him five times. he was put in jail clothing, given little food or water, and held in a small interrogation room for hours. across the country, denise s friends didn t know any of this. but they knew enough to be worried. someone being kidnapped, to be honest, a lot of those stories don t end well. when i thiktd those things, you think maybe they re not going to be alive. about 33 hours after denise hoskins disappeared, reporter henry lee was standing outside aaron s home when his phone buzzed. an email.
reporter: police treated aaron less like a victim and more like a murder suspect. they confiscated his cell phone and read him his rights. they were suspicious about why he waited 11 hours before calling 911. aaron quinn, it took him hours. it wasn t until that afternoon, that the vallejo police were able to talk to him after he came forward. reporter: aaron s mother told us police polygraphed him five times. he was put in jail clothing, given little food or water and held in a small interrogation room for hours. across the country, denise s friends didn t know any of this. but they knew enough to be worried. i mean, someone being kidnapped, to be honest, a lot of those stories don t end well. and you don t want to think about those things. but you think, maybe they re not going to be alive. reporter: then, about 33 hours after denise huskins disappeared, reporter lee was