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Convicted CA kidnapper Matthew Muller will likely cross-examine his alleged rape victim
BIZARRE TWIST: The man convicted of kidnapping a Vallejo woman is representing himself in a state case, which means he'll likely cross-examine Denise Huskins and will also have the right to view videotapes he made of her alleged rape.
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