Police serve another search warrant at California mom Maya Millete’s home 4 months after she went missing – as cadaver dogs search the property
- The Chula Vista Police Department served the warrant at Maya and Larry Millete’s home around 4:30pm on Friday afternoon
- Maya’s family attorney, Billy Little, claimed that a large group of officers went into the home, as well as several cadaver dogs
- Police remained at the home until at least 6:45pm, according to a neighbor
- It’s not clear why a new search warrant was executed on Friday, though police were dressed in tactical gear
- Maya was last seen at her home on January 7, where she made an appointment with a divorce lawyer – she was reported missing three days later
A new search warrant was served at the California home of Maya Millete, 39, on Friday, four months after she went missing.
The Chula Vista Police Department served the warrant at Maya and Larry Millete in the afternoon around 4:30pm.
Maya’s family attorney, Billy Little, claimed that a large group of officers went into the home, as well as several cadaver dogs.
A neighbor told Fox News that around 12 police cars and a van arrived at the residence at 5pm local time and were still there as of 6:45pm.
Maya Millete (pictured with her husband) went missing on January 7
CBS News 8 also reports that it appeared a vehicle on the property was being searched.
‘We’re trying to maintain the integrity of the investigation,’ said Lt. Frank Giaime, who didn’t want to say much about the search.
It’s not clear why a new search warrant was executed on Friday, though police were dressed in tactical gear.
A new search warrant was executed at Maya Millete’s home on Friday afternoon
Maya was last seen at her home on January 7, where she made an appointment with a divorce lawyer. She was reported missing three days later, on January 10.
A search of the home and vehicles was conducted that day, as well as the next. On January 12, Larry admitted that the two had been arguing prior to Maya’s disappearance.
She hasn’t been seen in the four months since then, though. Larry stopped cooperating three weeks after she went missing and hired a lawyer.
A search warrant was served at the home for the first time on January 23, the first of 23 warrants the police have executed.
Maya Millete was reported missing on January 10 after seeking a divorce lawyer
According to ABC 10News, the Chula Vista police served a warrant at Larry’s relative’s home on April 1.
Meanwhile, volunteers continue to scour the region, looking for clues in Maya’s disappearance.
Police have conducted 56 interviews so far and reviewed at least 55 tips in relation to her disappearance.