A Minneapolis man will spend nearly 20 years behind bars for raping a woman in 2013.

It's a case that was solved by Hennepin County's Sexual Assault Kit Initiative team, which was created to help test a backlog of rape kits that hadn't been touched for years.

Court documents show the victim in the 2013 case didn't want to move forward. On Wednesday, she said that's not true.

Mohamud Bulle will now serve time for that crime, with help from evidence that came from another case he was involved in last year.

Last month, a jury found Bulle guilty of criminal sexual conduct and kidnapping.

According to a criminal complaint, Bulle sexually assaulted a woman who got separated from her friends after an event in Minneapolis in October 2013. A passerby found her "a few minutes" after the ass

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