Aaron Quinn is arrested when his girlfriend Denise Huskins is apparently kidnapped, Aaron tells The Police an elaborate story about being kidnapped, bound and gagged, he isn't believed, days later, Denise reappears.
This is one of the best Netflix documentaries for a little while, it's a harrowing, thought provoking series, it is such a shocking, bizarre story.
The Police come out of this looking, very, very bad, initially I thought it was a case of never believe the man, but I was wrong, Denise's treatment was diabolical, some of The actions of Detectives, appalling.
Very well produced, well made, and there is some fascinating insight. It's of course done in a way to make you feel angry with events, and I believe it's done in a way to evoke particular emotions, which I'm sure you will.
Some of the interviews are truly harrowing and upsetting, some of the content is pretty shocking.
I'm glad it was done over three episodes and not more, it was well paced, and didn't lull at any point.
Intriguing, well done Netflix.
8/10.