"If anything happens to me, it was Larry." Maya Millete didn't say it once. She said it to multiple people, in different settings, over the course of weeks leading up to her disappearance. That's not a woman having a bad day. That's a woman building a record.Maya Millete vanished from her Chula Vista home on January 7, 2021 — the same day she contacted a divorce attorney. She was a mother of three, a Navy civilian contract specialist, and a woman who had spent months planning her exit from a marriage that had become something far darker than unhappy. Her husband, Larry Millete, has been charged with her murder. He's pleaded not guilty. His trial is set for May 2026.This is the first installment of a five-part deep dive into the Larry Millete case. In this episode, we focus on Maya — who she was before she became a headline, what her marriage looked like from the inside, and the warnings she left behind for the people closest to her. She wasn't blindsided. She wasn't passive. She was a woman in motion, trying to get out, who made sure that if she didn't make it, the people she loved would know who was responsible. That's where this story starts.

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