Anne-Marie Green

That was not an option for him.

And he is reaching out to Maya's family.

He's actually sort of, the prosecution said that he was writing sort of notes to his sister-in-law trying to get her to help him

keep the marriage together but then he writes something sort of really curious in one of the notes this is according to the prosecution and he writes i always say friends help you move real friends help you move dead bodies and i've kind of heard this line before um and it could be sort of humorous but considering now what has happened it doesn't sound so funny

Right.

In fact, one of Maya's co-workers testified that she had said Maya had said to her, listen, if anything happens to me, it was Larry.

Was there any talk of a legal separation or divorce?

Were they moving in that direction?

I know Larry didn't want that, but I wondered if Maya had brought it up.

Yeah, that note to me is about as direct as it gets.

She wanted out.

Well, Wednesday on the stand, Maya's sister, Mary Chris, testified that Larry had called her for advice about the relationship.

And this happened in 2020.

And then a little over a week before Maya disappeared, Maya had opened up to her siblings about wanting a divorce.

Wow.

OK, that is interesting.

And all of this for the prosecution, I presume, you know, points to motive.

But as I understand it as well, there were some references to domestic violence in the arrest warrant.

All right.

So that brings us to the day that Maya disappears.