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Maybe, but it would depend, and that's if they actually did any forensics testing on it, but I don't think they did any. It doesn't sound like LE was as interested as I was upon hearing of that freezer....As for the refrigerator, no amount of scrubbing or bleach can remove all evidence; the forensic team would have been able to capture trace amounts and see residual blood patterns.
As long as the subject of the missing freezer is being discussed again, please let me include this news article with a pic of the actual freezer, which Billy Little, asked to investigate by the family, found at the relatives. (IMO, plenty big enough to hide a petite woman's body.) Apparently, LE didn't confiscate and do testing on that freezer as you think they would. A wrapped bagged body could have been put in that freezer and LE perhaps didn't test it at all. All this is My Own Opinion.
Attorney describes walk-through of Maya Millete’s South Bay house | cbs8.com
from the article:
Inside the garage, Little said he discovered a freezer was missing.
“I called Chula Vista Police and I said, ‘Hey, there's a freezer missing from the garage,’” said Little. “Then there was no action, so I found the freezer myself. I went over and found it from one of Larry's relatives.”
The relative claimed he had planned on picking up the freezer for some time, according to Little. The attorney said he snapped a photo of the freezer in the relative’s home.
For months, Little said he has been collecting evidence in the case, including hundreds of text messages sent in 2020 by Maya’s husband to friends and family.