Denise Huskins

How are you with going outdoors and camping now?

While Lynn finally has answers, Denise and Aaron still questioned whether Mueller acted alone.

DA Vern Pearson hoped forensics could prove if there was another assailant.

Pearson learned Vallejo Police had only done preliminary testing on Denise's rape kit, so his office had it fully tested in 2025.

Pearson says the test showed a mixture of DNA, including Mueller's.

So they can't rule out the possibility that Denise could also have been assaulted by someone else.

But Pearson doesn't think so.

Chief Borges isn't so sure.

Do you think Mueller had accomplices?

But Borges and Pearson both believe Mueller committed additional crimes.

And Chief Borges says it's possible Mueller went even further.

Chief Borges says he hasn't stopped investigating, looking for other crimes and accomplices.

Today, Denise and Aaron continue to speak to law enforcement, trying to change how officers interview victims and suspects.

Chief Borges says that is the biggest lesson he's learned from Denise and Aaron.

Despite all they've been through, the Quinns say that while their case revealed a lot of problems, it also shows the solutions.

Again, it's bittersweet to be able to be here and reclaim this as something positive.

And these unlikely advocates are determined to use their voices for good.

I don't think anyone would blame you if the two of you said, okay, enough.

We don't need to talk about this anymore.

Why not just move on?