Andrea Gunning

There wasn't a mistake.

They were looking for Chad and they were incredibly serious.

Then the police asked her about the elderly couple that went to their church, the ones Chad wanted as clients.

Why are you asking me questions about them?

Danielle Oliver Chauvet woke up in the middle of the night on February 8, 2017, to find her house swarmed with police and FBI agents.

They thought I was involved.

But a suspect in what?

Danielle would soon find out.

Chan Skipper, her husband of nearly 20 years and the father of their six children, hadn't come home that night.

He said he'd been renovating one of their rental properties.

The police were screaming questions at her about where Chad was, asking if she had any hiding places in the house.

And most confusing of all, the police were asking about an elderly couple who taught Sunday school at their church.

The police wouldn't give her any information about what was happening or why they were at her house.

But it was clear that whatever it was, it was urgent.

The police took her in and began a long interrogation.

They were also asking questions about the family's finances.

Questions Danielle just didn't have the answers to.

I was shaking.

After hours of interrogation, the police let Danielle go.

She went to a friend's house where her kids were waiting for her.