California man charged in missing wife's murder left a review for spellcaster
Investigators say Larry Millete contacted spellcasters to try to put a hex on his wife Maya so she wouldn't leave him.
Case update: On July 9, 2026, a jury found Larry Millete guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Maya Millete.
When Maya Millete, a mother of three vanished from her home in Chula Vista, California, in January 2021, her friends and family soon became suspicious of her husband Larry. The couple had been having marital problems for the past year and Maya had indicated she wanted to leave the marriage.
As investigators looked into the case, they say they learned that Larry had grown desperate for her to stay and had turned to some unusual methods.
"There are people on the internet that'll sell you for five bucks, you know, how to make a spell that will get her to be attracted to you. … And that's what he tried to do," said Billy Little, a former criminal defense investigator for the U.S. Navy, who helped Maya's family in the early days of the investigation. Little says Larry had contacted numerous spellcasters and even wrote a review for one.
"Like, it's an Uber ride. … Like, "Oh, five stars. Good job spellcaster," said Little.
"So, he's not quite as smart as he thinks he is. He doesn't realize that all of that stuff is pointing the finger at him." Little added.
Larry Millete was arrested for his wife's murder in October 2021 and pleaded not guilty.
In August 2024, a judge granted custody of Maya's three children to her sister, Maricris.
On July 9, 2026, a jury found Larry Millete guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Maya Millete.
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