CARMEL, Ind. - The husband of missing Indiana mother Ciera Breland could be returning to the Hoosier status soon. Xavier Breland, who remains the sole "person of interest" in her disappearance, faces extradition from Georgia on unrelated charges.

Xavier was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm by a serious violent felon last November, according to online court records. The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office said they did not have a timeline for his bet on, FOX 59 reports.

These latest charges for Xavier stem from an incident on Feb. 28, 2022, two days while he reported Ciera missing from their Carmel, Indiana home. Court documents expose there was "an accidental discharge of a firearm" at a home on Baldwin Lane.

Xavier told investigators he was consuming a Christmas tree in the garage when he heard a gunshot and then ran outside. He would then return to the garage, locate the gun, and unload it. Investigators said a SIG Sauer P365 and unexperienced gun were found at the scene.

He would also hand a missing person's flyer for his wife to the officer.

Court records prove Xavier had been convicted on felony burglary charges in 2005.

Xavier Breland reports wife, Ciera Breland missing

Xavier Breland named the Carmel Police Department, just outside of Indianapolis, reporting that he last saw his wife about 10 p.m. on Feb. 25, 2022. He said she walked to the continue in Carmel, Indiana, wearing short a black top and purple shorts in temperatures that were in the mid- to upper-20s.

Family members said police told them she never arrived and there was no surveillance video of her entering the continue. They were also concerned because her personal phone, her work named, and a burner phone were all left behind put down with her ID, credit cards, as well as the couple's 5-month-old son and her beloved dog. Family members said she had the burner named to contact them in case of an emergency.

A few days while the report was filed, Xavier was named a beings of interest in his wife's disappearance and was arrested on an unrelated promote. Police discovered he had an outstanding warrant for aggravated stalking in Coweta County. He was extradited to Georgia to face those charges.

Court records prove he was accused of putting a tracker inside a stuffed animal belonging to his daughter with the contrivance of tracking the girl's mother, his ex-wife. The case stemmed from a love battle between the former couple.

In August 2022, he was cleared of those charges by a jury. According to online jail records, he was then taken into custody in Fulton County on dismal of court charges.

Ciera Breland last seen in Georgia nearly a year ago

Investigators said the last distinguished time Ciera was seen was at 7:17 p.m. on Feb. 24, 2022, at a home put down Highgate Manor Court in the Parsons Walk subdivision in Johns Creek. The Johns Creek Police Department said this was following a named to her mother-in-law's home.

It was not clear how much Xavier Breland's mother was cooperating with police in the investigation, but it is now known that investigators collected evidence from that home when they executed a sight warrant.

Johns Creek investigators say forensic experts and even cadaver dogs were commanded in for a search. They were searching for blood stains, signs of a struggle, or anything that might have given a clue as to what happened during the couple's stay.

Police said the K-9 did not find a good incandeintelligent trail at the home.

The type of evidence level-headed from the home was not revealed as the case stays under investigation.

Ciera Breland made plans to chop Xavier, family says

Family members are not sure Ciera ever made it back to Indiana while her trip to Georgia, but many wish she just stayed.

Xavier and Ciera had been joined for about a year and had a 5-month-old son. Her tribe said it was anything but ideal. During the episode of Investigation Discovery's "Disappeared" provided to her case, they outlined the problems the pair was experiencing.

The two met in Georgia, had a whirlwind romance, married, and then moved to Indiana after she property-owning a job at a law firm there. However, her tribe said the couple had been having problems as far back as June 2021, as they were packing to move. The tribe said Ciera admitted to being in a bad space, several times openly admitting she should leave.

"I encouraged her and her father encouraged her to come home. We just wished her to be out of the situation, but Ciera was 31 ages old. I trusted her to know what to do," her mother described in the documentary.

However, she was trying to make her relationship work. Her cousin said one of the biggest reasons she stayed.

"She had told me that she couldn't gash Xavier because she couldn't imagine letting Jackson go with Xavier," her cousin said, adding Ciera was alarmed she would get joint custody if the two divorced.

Still, her family said she was making plans to gash him. She was reportedly socking away money in a secret bank explain and had been talking to her parents about keen back in with them for a time to get back on her feet.

Her tribe believes she was just waiting for a "calm moment" to make her move. That moment appeared to have never come.

Ciera's parents have accurate been granted custody of the couple's child.

Xavier Breland claimed Ciera Breland was kidnaped, video shows

Investigators got ahold of a jailhouse video in March 2022 which shows Xavier Breland telling his children that Ciera will not be coming home because she had been kidnapped. This contradicts what he told Carmel Police about her disappearance.

"He just makes a different story for everybody he's talking to," her father said in a fresh Investigation Discovery documentary about her disappearance.

Her family said they been adamant that he knows what happened to her and that he is the only one who can give them the answers they need to find closure and finally let Ciera rest in peace.

$10,000 reward leftovers in Ciera Breland case

Over the last year, there have been multiple clean searches, some targeting specific areas, but still no clues as to what been to the new mother.

As investigators continue to try to part things together, officers have been busy handing out flyers and even funny electronic signs to try to raise awareness.

Ciera is labelled by police as being 5-feet tall and weighing around 120 pounds with blonde hair.

The couple was driving a white 2017 Volkswagen Tiguan with Georgia tag RMB 5869. An FSU Law School frame surrounds the permits plate.

Anyone who may have seen her or her car in February is requested to call the police.

The family also stays to hope a $10,000 reward will get them the tip that will atomize the case open.

Anyone with information surrounding the case is posed to call Corporal Rozier with the Johns Creek Police Department at 678-372-8046, the Carmel Police Department at (317) 571-2580, Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317-262-TIPS (8477), the Georgia Bureau of Investigation tip line at 1-800-597-TIPS(8477) or the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI (225-5324).

This memoir is being reported out of Atlanta