
He later asked a spellcaster, “Please punish May and incapacitate her enough so she can’t leave the house. But as the couple’s marital problems worsened, police say, Larry eventually wanted to harm her. According to Little, Larry first tried spells to get Maya to fall back in love with him. March 2021: Spellcasting Larry Millete’s bloody altarīilly Little says he found evidence that Larry Millete purchased spells online. The group has searched areas in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, Otay Lakes and Marron Valley Road. Since Maya’s disappearance, a group called “Help Find Maya” has been out searching for her most weekends. They began looking for her in vast desert areas east of Chula Vista, near the Arizona border. “If you have any information, please help us find my sister …” February 2021: Dedicated search volunteers The search parties were made up of dozens of friends, family members, colleagues of Maya’s and also strangers. “Please bring her home.” Maricris Drouailett cried. The Chula Vista Police Department and Maya’s family held a press conference pleading for help to find Maya. February 5, 2021: “Bring her home” Maya’s family makes a public plea for help find her. Investigators seized some of Larry’s guns. The goal was to obtain evidence that would lead to finding Maya. The Chula Vista Police Department issued a search warrant at Maya and Larry Millete’s home. January 23, 2021: Search warrant issued Two weeks after Maya’s disappearance, the Chula Vista Police Department searched the Millete’s Chula Vista, California, home. “I’m still very hopeful that will (with) all this media coverage, she’ll turn up and say, ‘Hey, I’m OK.'” On that same day friends, family, and neighbors searched for Maya at Mount San Miguel Park. “I love you honey, just come back home,” said Larry Millete during a phone interview with local media. January 13, 2021: Staying hopeful Maya and Larry Millete He says Larry Millete seemed unconcerned about his wife and it looked like he was airing out the house. On January 11, 2021, Little went to the Millete home and looked for clues.

Navy, heard about Maya’s disappearance and wanted to help. January 11, 2021: Extra help Attorney Billy LittleĪttorney Billy Little, a former criminal defense investigator for the U.S. Maya’s older sister, Maricris and her husband Richard Drouaillet were hoping against hope that Maya was somehow OK, but they say they knew something terrible had really happened when Maya didn’t show up for her daughter’s birthday.

January 10, 2021: A worried family Richard and Maricris Drouaillet Family and friends made flyers to spread awareness about her disappearance. January 9, 2021: “Help Find Maya”Īfter not hearing from Maya for two days, her sister Maricris Drouaillet reported her missing to the Chula Vista Police Department. When asked about Maya, he told her family different stories about where she might have gone. Maya’s husband of 21 years, Larry Millete, was the last person to see Maya. January 8-9, 2021: Where’s Maya? Larry Millete Mother of three, Maya (May) Millete was 39 when she was last seen on surveillance video arriving at her home in Chula Vista, California. What was happening between her and her husband before she disappeared and what does spellcasting have to do with it? January 7, 2021: Maya Millete last seen Maya Millete Maya Millete, 39, went missing in January 2021. Her other two children are 9 and 4.▶ Watch Video: Sneak peek: Searching for Maya Millete Maricris Drouaillet, Maya’s sister, told local outlet KSWB-TV in March that the party was the priority over divorce talks. Maya disappeared as she was planning her daughter’s 11th birthday celebration. Thunberg told that there is a hearing scheduled for next month regarding the order. The restraining order would temporarily halt Larry from purchasing more guns for one year. Absolutely infringing on the 2nd Amendment."

Larry Millete claims he is being targeted, telling Fox News on Wednesday, "I have done absolutely nothing that would void my rights. "Respondent refused to disclose the names of the people possessing Respondent's firearms," they wrote. As police searched his home last week, Larry allegedly told them that he knew they "were coming for his firearms and he gave multiple firearms to his friends," according to the request. It also claims he has since purchased more guns and that he has a total of 18 firearms that are unaccounted for. Police claim that out of the 20 guns in his “cache,” only eight are registered to him under California's Automated Firearm System.
