An online spellcaster, a secret Instagram account and a trail of digital evidence that offers new insight into Maya Miliette's life.

She's not been seen since January 2021, and her husband Larry is now on trial for her murder in Chulovista, California.

He pleaded not guilty to killing Maya.

Welcome to 48 hours case by case. I'm CBS News legal analyst and criminal defense attorney Caroline

Polisi. The Larry Milayette murder trial is now in its seventh week. The prosecution has

rested its case. The defense did the same one day later. Since 48 hours last checked in on this

case, jurors heard from key witnesses, like one of those spellcasters, Larry Miliette emailed,

as well as the man that Maya Milite had been seeing romantically. The question that needs to be

answered in court, what happened to the 39-year-old mother of three,

Maya Miliette, after she disappeared from her Chula Vista home in January 2021? Her body has never been found.

Joining me today as 48-Hours consultant Herman Weisberg, a private investigator and managing director

of Sage Intelligence Group,'re among many responsibilities.

He oversees investigations in litigation.

Herman, it's so exciting to have you here.

In fact, our paths have crossed way back when, when I was a criminal defense attorney.

Well, first of all, thanks for having me.

It's great to see you again and be working with you again, Carolyn.

Before performing

Sage, I spent 20 years in the NYPD as a detective. My last 10, I was lucky enough to work

in the Manhattan District Attorney's Office. I led criminal and financial investigations.

Yeah, as I told our producers, you're the real deal, so we're lucky to have you today.

Before we get into the latest details, a reminder that we've covered the trial in two previous

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