Victims Push for Evidence Protection in CA
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Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn, victims of the American Nightmare case, are advocating for change in Californias evidence handling after discovering their kidnapper retained explicit videos of Huskins sexual assault for years. Despite a protective order, Muller and his then-wife obtained copies during his trial, and she still possessed them a decade later. Huskins and Quinn, assisting law enforcement in cold cases, found their own case evidence was not properly secured or returned. They now support Senate Bill ten fifty-six, which aims to protect adult victims sensitive materials and ensure compliance with court orders. Their testimony before the state Senate Public Safety Committee could lead to real protections for survivors.
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