The person who pleaded responsible to kidnapping and sexually assaulting a California lady in a case that turned recognized nationwide because the “Gone Lady” kidnapping has now been charged with different break-ins and assaults from years earlier, prosecutors introduced on Monday.
Matthew Muller — who pleaded responsible in 2016 to kidnapping Denise Huskins and in 2022 to sexually assaulting her — has now been charged in reference to two different house invasions from 2009, the Santa Clara County District Lawyer’s workplace stated.
In 2015, Huskins was kidnapped and her boyfriend, Aaron Quinn, was a suspect. When Huskins reappeared, the couple was accused of a hoax, and the case set off a media firestorm fueled by ideas that the case mirrored the ebook and film “Gone Lady.”
Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn seem at a information convention with legal professional Doug Rappaport (left) in San Francisco, Sept. 29, 2016.
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