A man convicted of the notorious “Gone Girl” kidnapping of a Vallejo woman in 2015 that sparked a Netflix docuseries was convicted last week of two home invasions and sexual assaults in Santa Clara County in 2009.

Matthew Muller, who is currently serving a 40-year sentence for the kidnapping of Denise Huskins, pled guilty Friday in Santa Clara County court on new charges of medicating and then sexually assaulting another woman.

Muller was in prison for the infamous Vallejo kidnapping when he implicated himself in unsolved attacks in Palo Alto and Mountain View, prompting a renewed investigation and DNA analysis.

Matthew Muller pleads guilty to home invasion sexual assaults from 2009, with a life sentence for each count, concluding a crime spree including the 2015 Vallejo kidnapping.

Matthew Muller, who kidnapped and sexually assaulted Denise Huskins in an ordeal that Vallejo police initially branded a hoax, faces life in prison after pleading guilty Friday to invading two South Bay homes years earlier.

Convicted "American Nightmare" kidnapper and rapist Matthew Muller will appear in a San Jose courtroom on Friday. Muller was responsible for the 2015 kidnapping and sexual assault of a Northern California woman.

Muller was in prison for the infamous Vallejo kidnapping when he implicated himself in unsolved attacks in Palo Alto and Mountain View, prompting a renewed investigation and DNA analysis.

Muller admitted he committed two home invasions in 2009--one in Palo Alto and one in Mountain View. During those home invasions, Muller held captive, interrogated and threatened to rape two women.

Matthew Muller was convicted of kidnapping and sexual assault in a 2015 case in which Vallejo police initially accused the victim and her boyfriend of making up the story of her abduction. He pleaded guilty this week in two additional cases.