Maya Millete Wiki – Maya Millete Biography
According to Maya Millete wiki, Bio and Biography, She went missing in January 2021. Police searched his home for the first time in four months. Police searched the home of Maya Millett, a California woman, on Friday, four months after her contract with the mother of three children went missing.
According to Fox News, members of the Border Patrol, accompanied by a large group of Cola Vista police and dogs, went home to the city of San Diego on Friday. Chola Vista police have already executed 23 warrants in connection with the case.
Age
Maya Millete‘s age is unknown yet.
Missing, Family
Her husband, Larry Millete, initially speculated that his 39-year-old wife left the home to be by herself. He stopped cooperating in the investigation about a month after her Jan. 7 disappearance, authorities said.
Larry suspected that Maya was having an affair last summer, and discussed ordering a hit on the other man, according to a recent Fox report. If anything happened to me, it would be Larry,” Maya reportedly told relatives in January.
Officers were seen loading things into the back of a van parked in the driveway, while others led K9’s around the property. What appeared to be rifles and boxes typically used to store ammunition were loaded into the van. Meanwhile, 60 to 70 supporters of Maya’s family surrounded the property as police worked.
CVPD arrived at the home at around 4:30 p.m. and was still on the property after 11 p.m. Maya’s sister Maricris Drouaillet and brother-in-law Richard Drouaillet raced down from Riverside after friends told them an arrest warrant was being served. They found out while on their way that it was just a search warrant.
“It’s been a nightmare. No family should go through this,” Maricris Drouaillet said. “Every night we are crying, praying we could see my sister soon. In the morning, we are crying. We don’t have any clue where she is. It is heartbreaking.”
The family is planning a search mission on Saturday, May 8, along Tidelands Road at 7:30 a.m.
CVPD has been releasing bi-weekly updates on the case, including information about interviews and search warrants. On May 4, CVPD said they had conducted 23 search warrants involving “residences, vehicles, cellular and electronic devices, call detail records, financial records, social media and cloud data.” Investigators have also conducted more than 50 interviews and followed up on more than 50 tips.
The family claims the department hasn’t been completely transparent with them and staged a rally at department headquarters on May 4 criticizing the investigation.
“[They haven’t told us where they’ve searched] that’s why we say it’s a one-way communication with the Police department. We don’t want to step on each other’s feet. If you search In one area, please let us know. That way we don’t have to waste our time,” Maya Millete’s brother-in-law Richard Drouaillet told NBC 7.
Searches for Maya have been conducted by family, loved ones, and even strangers who just want her found. The efforts have even expanded across county lines in the hopes that something will turn up to provide a clue to her whereabouts. Maya’s family said they created a website with information on how to support their efforts and any future searches, as well as blog updates from her loved ones.
