The family of the disappeared Californian Maya “May” Millete continued looking for the mother of three and organizing demonstrations to raise awareness of her disappearance on Saturday.
Maya hasn’t been heard from since January 7, when she disappeared from her home in Chula Vista, California.
Maya “May” Millete, a mother of three, disappeared from her California home on January 7.
(Richard Drouaille)
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Family and friends are holding rallies at three different locations in Chula Vista on Saturday to garner support and continue the search.
“People from all over the world are approaching her, who met her, worked with her in the past, went to college with her,” Maya’s brother-in-law Richard Drouaille told Fox News on Saturday. “She touched so many people and that was demonstrated through the support we received. It was a blessing.”
Maya’s husband, Larry Millete, did not appear at any of the recent rallies.
“We would like him to be here helping us. Come and help us find your wife,” said Drouaille. “Unfortunately, this is not happening.”
Maya “May” Millete was last seen at her home in Chula Vista, one of the largest cities in San Diego County.
(Richard Drouaille)
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Larry Millete told FOX 5 in the days after his wife’s disappearance that he thought she was gone to spend some time alone.
“Initially, I thought so,” Larry Millete told the local news station last month. “But as the days go by, it is very unlikely that this will be the case, because it would not take so long. I am still very hopeful that, with all this media coverage, she will show up and say, ‘Hey, I’m fine.'”
In the past few weeks, however, he has hired a lawyer and has stopped cooperating with the police, reports FOX 5.
“He has a lawyer and does not want to speak to his family. He is staying away,” Drouaille told Fox News on Saturday.
Larry Millete could not be reached for comment Friday or Saturday.
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Roxana Kennedy, chief of police in Chula Vista, said at a rally on Friday that the police “cannot share all stages of our investigative process because we cannot compromise our investigation”, but promised that “his entire crime team and violence is working 24 hours a day in this case from day one. “
Kennedy also noted that the case touched her and the Chula Vista Police Department.
“I want you to know that I am a mother and my children are my world, and I know that May’s children meant everything to her,” Kennedy said on Friday.
Maya “May” Millete is seen here with one of her three children.
(Richard Drouaille)
Maya has three children aged 4, 9 and 11.
“Her children need their mother. Please help us find my sister. Anyone there, if you have any information, please help me, help us find my sister,” said Maya’s sister, Maricris Drouaillet, at the Friday rally.
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Police searched Maya’s home in Chula Vista on January 23, then saying that interviews with “family, friends and co-workers did not help locate her”.
His phone is off and his cars are still at his home, according to a GoFundMe that is being used to fund research services and search event items.