Before I go into the details of this incredible series of crimes, I want to start by saying the Vallejo Police Department should be absolutely ashamed for the treatment of Aaron and Denise for lying to them repeatedly, allowing an officer who was connected to a possible target and who was connected to Aaron and Denise in some regard, as well as not treating this case with the serious attention it truly deserved regardless of suspecting Aaron and Denise of faking this crime and their accounts of Denise's kidnapping and both of their druggings or not. I also want to add the FBI were no better.
I won't say I completely feel that local police funding should be completely removed because if such funding didn't exist, we wouldn't have the amazing work of officers like Sgt. Misty Carausu and the other officers at the Dublin Police Department that arrested Mr. Muller while some at the Vallejo Police Department were twiddling their thumbs while playing the blame game and/or watching Rosemund Pike frame Ben Affleck in a fictional movie. At least to me, that's what it felt like.
Let me be clear, this is FAR from a game. This is Aaron's and Denise's life we're talking about along with the lives of other victims of Mr. Muller and it's a shame to me that some officers and Agents see people as guilty until proven innocent instead of innocent until proven guilty.
I'm not going to go into the deep details of this 3 part documentary because those that created this documentary did an amazing job doing this for me. In the beginning as I knew nothing about this case, it was possible to me that there was something strange about this case but I wanted to truly see how this proceeded before making any final judgments. I'm not a cop and I'm aware hindsight is always 20/20 but I do feel everyone deserves a chance to tell their accounts of what happened and I was very interested to see what evidence was collected which is revealed later in the documentary. Evidence which I'll repeat, was collected by the amazing Sgt. Misty Carausu and her colleagues at the Dublin Police Department.
You have to see this story for yourself to really let everything sink in. The documentary is direct and to the point, well made and in my opinion, absolutely jaw dropping in regards to how Denise, Aaron and other innocent people were treated as well as other victims of Mr. Muller.
I want to close this by saying I can never express how sorry I am for what Denise had to go through, what Aaron went through, what other victims of Mr. Muller went through and I want to plead to ANYONE to not stay silent and to please fight as long as you possibly can to get the justice you deserve for what someone or some people have done to you. I can assure you that there are cops out there like Sgt Misty Carausu and civilians like myself that would prefer to believe you instead of casting you off and leaving you to feel alone more than you have ever felt in your entire life. NEVER. STOP. FIGHTING for your dignity, your honor and your truth.
I won't say I completely feel that local police funding should be completely removed because if such funding didn't exist, we wouldn't have the amazing work of officers like Sgt. Misty Carausu and the other officers at the Dublin Police Department that arrested Mr. Muller while some at the Vallejo Police Department were twiddling their thumbs while playing the blame game and/or watching Rosemund Pike frame Ben Affleck in a fictional movie. At least to me, that's what it felt like.
Let me be clear, this is FAR from a game. This is Aaron's and Denise's life we're talking about along with the lives of other victims of Mr. Muller and it's a shame to me that some officers and Agents see people as guilty until proven innocent instead of innocent until proven guilty.
I'm not going to go into the deep details of this 3 part documentary because those that created this documentary did an amazing job doing this for me. In the beginning as I knew nothing about this case, it was possible to me that there was something strange about this case but I wanted to truly see how this proceeded before making any final judgments. I'm not a cop and I'm aware hindsight is always 20/20 but I do feel everyone deserves a chance to tell their accounts of what happened and I was very interested to see what evidence was collected which is revealed later in the documentary. Evidence which I'll repeat, was collected by the amazing Sgt. Misty Carausu and her colleagues at the Dublin Police Department.
You have to see this story for yourself to really let everything sink in. The documentary is direct and to the point, well made and in my opinion, absolutely jaw dropping in regards to how Denise, Aaron and other innocent people were treated as well as other victims of Mr. Muller.
I want to close this by saying I can never express how sorry I am for what Denise had to go through, what Aaron went through, what other victims of Mr. Muller went through and I want to plead to ANYONE to not stay silent and to please fight as long as you possibly can to get the justice you deserve for what someone or some people have done to you. I can assure you that there are cops out there like Sgt Misty Carausu and civilians like myself that would prefer to believe you instead of casting you off and leaving you to feel alone more than you have ever felt in your entire life. NEVER. STOP. FIGHTING for your dignity, your honor and your truth.