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Durante cinco años, una familia de Chula Vista ha buscado llenar el vacío dejado por la desaparición de su ser querido, May "Maya" Millete , una hermana, amiga, madre de tres hijos, quien desapareció el 7 de enero de 2021 . El esposo de Maya Millete, Larry , será juzgado por su asesinato, pero su cuerpo aún no ha sido localizado, dejando a su familia con un vacío sin resolver. A pesar del dolor, los seres queridos de Millete han seguido organizando vigilias y búsquedas de su cuerpo.

For five years, a Chula Vista family has sought to fill the void left behind by the disappearance of their loved one, May "Maya" Millete - a sister, a friend, a mother of three - who disappeared on Jan. 7, 2021. Maya Millete's husband, Larry, is set to stand trial for her slaying, but her body still has not been located, leaving her family with a hole unfilled. Regardless of the pain, Millete's loved ones have continued to organize vigils and searches for her body.

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