Murder Sentence, Dispensary Killing Resolved, Airport-Area Stabbings Remain Open
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Larry Millete was sentenced to 25 years to life for killing his wife, Maya Millete, who disappeared in January 2021 and whose remains have never been found. The case proceeded to conviction on circumstantial evidence, digital communications, and testimony about the state of the marriage — without a body. Millete will not be eligible for parole consideration for at least 25 years. Maya Millete's family has said publicly that locating her remains matters to them regardless of the conviction, and that search continues.
Three men — Daveon Hicks, Curry Williams, and Jamal Johnson — were sentenced in connection with the 2020 killing of a 59-year-old security guard at a Spring Valley cannabis dispensary, closing a six-year legal process. Individual sentence lengths were not confirmed in available reporting. A separate, unresolved case involves two stabbings beneath bridges near San Diego International Airport on the afternoon of Saturday, November 1st. The attacks occurred approximately 15 minutes apart, and victims described similar suspects in both incidents. No arrest had been reported as of Tuesday morning.
In North County, Sheriff's deputies are investigating a homicide in Vista following a reported fight late on October 31st; no verified suspect identification had been reported as of November 1st. Fire Chief Tony Mecham lifted the county's burn-permit suspension effective 8 a.m. Monday, November 2nd, allowing holders of valid agricultural and residential burn permits to resume burning on permissible days — 8 a.m. to sunset — subject to CAL FIRE inspection and notification requirements. Cleveland National Forest has planned prescribed burns near Mount Laguna, Palomar Mountain, Campo, and Warner Springs.