Muller served from 1995-1999.

A Harvard-educated attorney, Muller allegedly planted hidden cameras in bathrooms, used peep holes, video neighbors through windows, entered apartments while women were in shower during his time at Harvard.

Muller committed these crimes twice in the span of a few weeks, once in Mountain View, and another in CA Palo Alto, CA. He has since been charged.

Dubbed "The Mare Island Creeper" by victims.

Denise Huskins said she was abducted from her home in Vallejo, CA and held for ransom before being released her two days later. Police were skeptical.

The Vellejo Police Department treated Denise Huskins' kidnapping as a hoax. In a press conference, Lt. Kenny Parks from Vellejo PD said,"Mr. Quinn and Ms. Huskins have plundered valuable resources away from our community, and have taken focus away from the true victims of our community while instilling fear amongst our community members. So if anything, it's Mr. Quinn and Ms. Huskins that owe this community an apology."

A previously unreported San Ramon-area kidnapping for ransom in 2015, this allegedly happened two weeks after Muller released Denise Huskins, but the district attorney's office said it was so traumatic the family never reported it.

Muller was arrested following an attempted Dublin, CA home invasion robbery last month which it said had similarities to the Vallejo kidnapping.

Muller pleaded guilty to holding Denise Huskins for ransom. Police realized that Huskins was telling the truth about her March 2015 abduction only after Muller was implicated in a different crime.

Muller was sentenced in Solano County Superior Court after pleading no contest to two counts of forcible rape of Denise Huskins. He also pleaded guilty to robbery of an inhabited dwelling, residential burglary and false imprisonment. His state sentence will be served concurrently with the 40-year federal sentence.

After a Netflix documentary, American Nightmare was released in 2024, City of Seaside Police Chief Nick Borges reached out offering support to Huskins and her husband, Aaron Quinn, hoping to restore their faith in law enforcement. There, they met El Dorado County District Attorney Vern Pierson. Together they have pieced together a decades-long puzzle, solving cold case crimes linked to Muller dating back to 1993 when he allegedly committed his first kidnapping and rape at the age of 16.

By the El Dorado DA at the request of Aaron Quinn, Denise Huskins-Quinn, Lt. Misty Carausu and Chief Borges.

The Santa Clara County district attorney's office alleged that Muller broke into the homes of women in Mountain View and Palo Alto. Muller is suspected of medicating, and then sexually assaulting both women, prosecutors said.

For the previously unreported San Ramon-area kidnapping for ransom in 2015.