Denise Huskins: My Kidnapping Story (FBF)

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You just woke up, you're confused, you're disoriented, you have absolutely no idea what the fuck is going on, who are these people, or what are they here and what do they want?

And the next thing you know, you have blacked out swim goggles put over your eyes so you can't see anything, and headphones are placed over your ears. You hear wind chimes and a strange recorded voice telling you, someone is gonna take your vitals and give you a sedative to calm you down. Nothing is making sense or adding up. You're struggling to process what is happening.

You're taken out of the room with the man, and suddenly this guy says to you, this wasn't meant for you, but loads you into the truck of his car and you are taken away, and you fall asleep from the sedative and you wake up in a cabin. Daddy Gang, this is a true story. This is Denise Huskins' story, and this is the story of a woman who was kidnapped, raped, survived, and then came out to realize that the world thought she had completely put on an entire hoax that she made all of this up and did not believe her story. I'm so excited to sit down with her today and talk to her about her experience. If any of these subject matters could be sensitive to you or triggers, please, maybe this is one you tune out. And I'll see you next week. For those of you who are going to stick around and listen, here is Denise Huskins.