Maya Milette - Gun Shots Heard on Surveillance Footage - Was She SHOT to DEATH ?

Eight loud bangs recorded in Maya Millete’s neighborhood on the night she went missing have been identified as gunshots by a forensic audio expert.

News 8 obtained a cleaner, digital copy of the camera's original audio recorded at 10 p.m. on January 7, the night Millete went missing.
The audio has some background hiss, but the expert said that noise can be removed.

“It’s just going to be a matter of plotting through it. It is not like you see on TV somebody pushes a button and it just happens. It's manually going through it, bit by bit,” said Bryan Neumeister, CEO of USA Forensic LLC in Phoenix, Arizona.

“They are gunshots. I don't have a question about that. They do sound like they're indoors, at least the first few of them. I haven't analyzed them completely but it definitely sounds like it's inside a house,” Neumeister said.

The audio expert received the audio recording over the weekend from an attorney working with the family of Maya Millete.

“The way it peaks so quickly – and just the sound of a gun after doing 41 years of this – it's fairly easy to recognize,” said Neumeister.

It's going to take about a week for Neumeister to fully clean up the audio.