Welcome back to post-mortem. I'm 48-hour correspondent Erin Moriarty stepping in as host today to talk with CBS News correspondent Tracy Smith on the West Coast about the high-profile case

of Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn. In March 2015, Denise was abducted by an intruder at her

boyfriend Aaron's home in Vallejo, California. The couple told detectives that both of them

had been drugged, blindfolded, and tied up.

But they felt that police didn't believe their stories.

Since then, they've gotten married,

continued to fight for justice

for other victims of their attacker, Matthew Muller.

Tracy, thanks for joining me

and sharing many more details about this

very strange case. Thanks so much for having me, Erin. You know, I love the phrase,

be your own hero. I tell my kids that sometimes. Denise and Aaron Quinn are examples of that. Be your

own hero. They were determined to find out what other crimes

Mueller had committed. And thanks in part to their work, Mueller admitted to a list of crimes

going all the way back to 1993. And that's how we got in touch with a woman who Mueller says

was his very first victim. She felt that law enforcement didn't believe her back in

1993. She went three decades with no answers. And thanks to Denise and Aaron and the team that

they worked with, she finally found some justice. Tracy, this is such a strange story with a very

strange defendant, and I am anxious to get into

these details. But before we get into our conversation, just a quick reminder, if you haven't

watched or listened to this episode, and it's called Denise and Aaron Quinn, get the last word,

go check it out now and then come back for our conversation.

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