The Chula Vista Police Department has released an update on their ongoing investigation of May Millete's disappearance. Since May's disappearance on January 11, 2021, detectives from the CVPD, along with other agencies such as the San Diego County District Attorney's Office, the FBI, and the NCIS, have continued to work tirelessly to find the reason behind her disappearance.

The CVPD investigators have conducted numerous searches at physical locations, digital evidence, and social media content, as well as interviewed witnesses to generate new leads and obtain evidence. They have also followed up on every tip or lead received since May's disappearance. The investigators have conducted interviews with 73 individuals, including family members, friends, neighbors, and witnesses.

In addition to the interviews, the investigators have written 59 search warrants to search residences, vehicles, cellular and electronic devices, call detail records, financial records, and social media and cloud data. Search warrants were served at May's house, a relative's of Millete's house, and numerous other locations.

The investigators have reviewed over 118 tips on May's possible location and reason for disappearance that have come from the local community and from around the country. Based on investigative leads, law enforcement has also conducted searches in the area of east Chula Vista to include 500 Hunte Parkway.

Despite all the investigative steps and efforts to date, May's whereabouts remain unknown. Investigators continue to review multiple items of evidence and thousands of pages of data in the hopes of finding May.

The CVPD investigators remain in frequent communication providing updates to May's family and recognize the volunteer search efforts and the support from numerous community members, assisting in the location of May.

Anyone with any information regarding May's disappearance is asked to contact San Diego County Crime Stoppers at 888-580-8477, or CVPD at 619-691-5151. The CVPD will continue to provide updates every two weeks until significant information or a break in the case occurs in the investigation.

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