article_snippet: (CNN)The reported kidnapping of a Vallejo, California, woman for ransom this week was nothing but a hoax, police said.
article_snippet: Denise Huskins and Denise Huskins boyfriend Aaron Quinn, who reported the kidnapping Monday, are no longer cooperating with police, Kenny Park said.
article_snippet: Like Denise Huskins, Quinn isn't talking.
article_snippet: Quinn called on Monday afternoon to report that Quinn girlfriend had been kidnapped several hours earlier from Quinn home.
article_snippet: On it, a woman who identified herself as Denise Huskins says herself has been abducted.
article_snippet: I am kidnapped, otherwise I'm fine," the voice says.
article_snippet: the Huskins' called police to ask that the authorities pick his daughter up and make sure his daughter was safe, the Huskins' told the newspaper.
article_snippet: I tried to get authorities to pick his daughter up, but authorities kept asking me a bunch of questions.
article_snippet: Police said the requested ransom amount was $8,500.  
highlights_snippet: Police call the case a hoax, a "wild goose chase"
  Abductors seized Denise Huskins on Monday, Denise Huskins boyfriend told authorities .