Posted on 07/14/2015 10:32:22 AM PDT by DFG
Police called it a hoax, while the victims said it was a traumatic ordeal — and on Monday, federal agents said the bizarre springtime kidnapping-for-ransom of Denise Huskins was indeed for real.
Harvard Law School graduate and embattled attorney Matthew Muller, 38, of Sacramento County is suspected of the home invasion, kidnapping and sexual attack on the 29-year-old Vallejo woman, according to a federal criminal complaint unsealed Monday.
The case, as unusual as it is sensational, captured national attention as details of the saga — which included the kidnapping, a drugging of the boyfriend, and a paltry $8,500 ransom — slowly unfolded.
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I was on Mare Island for most of 1976, awesome city. Lots of fun there.
No pix, please.
Your dad wasn’t the Zodiac was he? Have to ask. Seems everyone is writing books on their father being the Zodiac.
Standard Liberal Socialist city problems throughout government and employees.
I was very surprised to hear a radio news report last night about this - that the kidnapping is now considered real and not a hoax.
It sure seemed fake when first reported
We lived in Vallejo in 1967-68. My dad also worked at Mare Island. We were just kids but would play all over town and we always thought about the zodiac killer when were out.
"A speedboat sat in the driveway of the neatly kept home, and a campaign poster for presidential candidate Bernie Sanders hung in the window."
To clarify, the Bernie Sanders sign is in the the alleged kidnapper’s window.
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