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Thursday, Maricris Drouaillet spent several hours testifying during Larry Millete's preliminary hearing. Friday, Millete's defense attorney, Bonita Martinez, ...

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About 25 witnesses and investigators are expected to give testimonies on the disappearance of the Filipino American mother in San Diego.

"Maybe [it was] the last few months of 2020 that my sister was really over the relationship especially at the time during New Years, she already said she’s ready for the divorce. "It was obvious there was something going on with the relationship. We knew something was wrong, but at the same time we were hoping they'd be able to work it out," she said.

The third day of the preliminary hearing took place Friday to find out if there is enough evidence to send Larry Millete to trial in his wife's ...

The younger brother of a missing Chula Vista woman testified Friday that during the year leading up to his sister's disappearance, his brother-in-law...

Prosecutors have alleged that Millete's efforts to keep his wife in the marriage included employing the services of spell casters, through whom he hoped magic could be used to convince his wife to stay. She testified that, as far as she knew, Larry never assisted the family or conducted his own efforts to search for May or spread the word regarding her disappearance. Tabalanza testified that Maya said she wanted to separate from her husband and "co-parent" their three children. On a sibling trip to Lakewood, Tabalanza testified that Larry called Maya every time he stopped driving. Tabalanza testified that Larry would call "to see what I could do with Maya ... In a local news broadcast and a court declaration in a separate court case, Millete stated that he believed his wife left their home voluntarily.

May "Maya" Millete, who disappeared two years ago after she was allegedly murdered by her husband, described in text messages that her husband had routinely ...

Larry was at the home and told Tabalanza that he and May had an argument the previous night. Tabalanza said he went to the master bedroom that May was supposedly in and knocked on the door and called her name multiple times. In the calls, Larry stated that he feared May was going to leave him and wanted Tabalanza "to see what I could do with Maya ... He testified that Larry continued calling him during this time and frequently asked him where May was and what she was doing. In the summer of 2020, May "Maya" Millete told her younger brother, Jay-R Tabalanza, in a series of text messages that Larry Millete was regularly monitoring her emails, messages, social media, and financial activity. In a local news broadcast and a court declaration in a separate court case, Millete stated that he believed his wife left their home voluntarily.

Larry Millete, 41, listens during the first day of his preliminary hearing at the San Diego Central Courthouse on Wednesday. He has pleaded not guilty to murder ...

Her body has not been found Tabalanza also testified about a drive he took with his sister and their children to visit family in Los Angeles that year. Her husband was arrested and charged nine months later, although her body has not been found. He checks all my emails, messages, messengers, FB (Facebook) posts,” she wrote in another text. Deputy District Attorney Christy Bowles displayed several text messages Maya Millete sent her brother in August 2020, outlining her frustrations. Larry Millete has pleaded not guilty and remains jailed without bail.