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Maya Millete was last seen at her home around 5 p.m. on Jan. 7, the same day that she sought advice on divorce attorneys and made an appointment with a lawyer for the following week.
Dozens of supporters showed up for a rally at Chula Vista crime headquarters before marching to Chula Vista city hall on Tuesday to raise awareness about Maya’s disappearance.
MISSING CALIFORNIA MOTHER’S FAMILY HOLDS RALLY AT CHULA VISTA POLICE HEADQUARTERS
“We will never give up. We will never lose hope. We will bring Maya home,” Maricris Douaillet said at the rally. “We will find Maya. We will get answers for her three beautiful children.”
Family and friends are now planning a massive search this Saturday. Organizers have been using ATVs, drones, and underwater drones to search land, sea, and air throughout Chula Vista and the surrounding area.
Maya Millete has three children, aged 4, 9, and 11.Â
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Chula Vista PD announced yesterday that they have executed 23 search warrants, interviewed 56 witnesses, and reviewed more than 55 tips in their investigation.
“I recognize the pain and concern May’s disappearance has brought to her family, friends and the community and I am grateful for the outpouring of support May’s family has received during this difficult time,” Chula Vista Police Chief Roxana Kennedy said yesterday in a statement.
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As for Scrappy, he’s on a lot of medication right now, but Richard said he’ll be alright.