Kelly Hessedal is a Television News Reporter at ABC10. She covers a diverse range of themes including crime and justice, aviation and aerospace, as well as food and beverages, often focusing on topics such as court proceedings, legal reform, and disaster response. Kelly's work has been featured in various outlets including FOX54, KCEN 6 News, CBS 8 San Diego, OB Rag, WGRZ, and First Coast News.
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Chula Vista Detective Ryan Culver took the witness stand for a second day.
Chula Vista detective reveals chilling spells and tracking of wife's movements
By: Kelly Hessedal
Father Joe's ran out of food during its weekly food distribution drive thru May 15, had to turn away 200 cars. Spokesperson said this has never happened before.
Jesse Vincente, the former lead detective on the Millete case, testified Monday investigators were not able to determine what the loud bangs were.
By: Kelly Hessedal
The discussion grew heated Tuesday morning before the jury entered court during the Larry Millete murder trial.
By: Kelly Hessedal
Genesis Tabalanza testified that Larry sent her a screenshot of a truck in June 2020. He said he caught Maya with another man in it.
By: Kelly Hessedal
32-year-old Thomas Butler's public defender requested he undergo a mental competency evaluation.
By: Kelly Hessedal
Family photographer Camille Camacho testified Maya initially scheduled a photography session for January 6. Then rescheduled it for mid-January.
A Customs and Border Patrol supervisor testified that the last time Maya Millete traveled into or out of the country was fall of 2019.
The jury deliberating the Larry Millete trial can consider charges ranging from first-degree murder to manslaughter. We break down what the charges mean.
