Kelly Hesedal

The children asked if they can come with.

Around 4.43 that afternoon, there's surveillance video showing her returning home.

And yes, at around 8 o'clock that night, there was a Google search.

She Googled something about a motorcycle, according to prosecutors.

There was also a message to her from

family.

She had this group chat she was in with her family.

And around that same time, she had messaged them talking about the sale of a trailer, buying some toys.

They were planning ahead, according to prosecutors, for future trips, as well as that Big Bear trip that they were going to be going on that weekend.

So for Maya, it's by and large a regular day.

What about Larry?

So on January 8th, we know from security footage, he backed his Lexus SUV into the driveway early that morning, around 645 or so.

And then there's also security footage of him leaving after that.

As for where he went, he had told investigators, according to the prosecution, that he took his four-year-old son to the beach.

According to the prosecution, his phone was turned off that entire time.

And when asked about that by Maya's family members, he just said, you know, I kept it off for the entire day, but didn't explain why.

So on January 8th, her brother says, I've been trying to call her, I've been messaging her, I've been texting her, and she's not answering.

Something is wrong.

He messages or talks to Mary Chris, the older sister, according to prosecution, and says, I don't know what to do.

So family went to check on her.