Fake Abduction.

Huskins, 29, was reported missing on Monday by a 30-year-old and Boy friend Aaron Quinn who called to report the alleged kidnapping and claimed he witnessed it. Police previously said she was abducted from the home where she was staying in Vallejo, California.

"The Vallejo Police Department would like to ensure the public that there is no indication that this was a random act of violence,".

The San Francisco Chronicle  reported the contents of an email it received from an "anonymous person claiming to be holding Huskins."

Denise Huskins was found in Huntington Beach, California, Wednesday morning, Her father told ABC News that his daughter called him from Huntington Beach to say she was safe. Huskins had promised to speak with investigators but  they were unable to contact her or her family. She retained an attorney.

 "There is no evidence to support the claims that this was a stranger abduction or an abduction at all,"  Vallejo Police Department. "Given the facts that have been presented thus far, this event appears to be an orchestrated event and not a kidnapping

Just a confusing thought.