New details reveal that the woman accused of killing her fire captain woman South California Had killed a previous husband two decades earlier.
Authorities are still looking for Yolanda Marodi, 54, who was mentioned as a suspect in the alleged murder of Rebecca “Becky” Marodi, 49, a Cal Fire Captain who was it was found to be stabbed In her house on February 17.
An arrest warrant, obtained by KABC, Details that Rebecca Yolanda told her that she left her and ended their marriage almost a week before she was killed.
The fatal confrontation was caught on the video of the home monitoring video, the outlet reported.
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Authorities say that the wife of the fire brigade captain Rebecca Marodi of California has been identified, has a suspect in her murder. (Yleha You) Don’t follow the Facebook.
The command data that detectives rated the images and two people who, according to them, have seen Rebecca and Yolanda, who ran over the terrace on the building. Detectives said that a voice could be heard that shouts: “Yolanda, please, I don’t want to die.”
Detectives reported that Rebecca then appears in the terrace corner with what appears To be clear blood On her back.
The report said that Yolanda responded to Rebecca and said, “You should have thought that before,” while before Rebecca you stood with what a knife seemed to be in her hand.
The couple then disappeared almost 10 minutes before Yolanda was seen collected those possessions, dressed in another outfit and loading the Chevrolet Equinox and the flight on the flight.
Local news arrest order published for the wife of the killed Cal Fire Captain as a search for murderer continues Losangeles by Dean Fioresi Updated on: 24 February 2025 / 10:24 PST / KCAL news authorities have released new information about killing Cal Fire Captain Rebecca Marodi Last week they continue to look for her suspected murderer, Yolanda Marodi. (San Diego Sheriff’s Office)
Investigators are still working on determining a motive for the murder, but KABC reported that the order stated that Yolanda Sint an employee three days after the incident and said: “Becky came home and told me she left me. She met Someone else, all the messages were a big fight and I hurt her …
The murder of Rebecca of Marodi came almost 25 years after Yolanda was convicted of stabbing her previous husband, James Joseph Olejniczak, dead in San Bernardino County in 2000.
She served more than 13 years in prison for voluntary manslaughter before her release in 2013, according to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
According to reports on social media, Rebecca and Yolanda Marodi seemed to have been together since 2022.
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Authorities are looking for 53-year-old Yolanda Marodi, whom they saw, is suspected in the brutal murder of her female wife. (San Diego Sheriff’s Office/Beck Marodi Facebook)
San Diego Sheriff’s Office believes that Yolanda Marodi controls a silver 2013 Chevrolet Equinox with California registration “8bqj420.” Officials said she is also supposed to travel with a small white dog.
Delegates said Yolanda is about 5’2 “long, 166 pounds weighs and has brown eyes and brown hair. She is described as tattoos on both her right and left arms.
She is also supposed to have fled to Mexico when the Department of Homeland Security reported that she saw the same car hours later when it crossed the border.
“The residence of Olejniczak is currently unknown. From an abundance of caution, the office of the Sheriff authorities on both sides of the border has warned over this suspect,” said the Sheriff office in a statement.
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Rebecca Marodi served at Cal Fire for more than 30 years, mainly in Riverside County, starting as a volunteer in Moreno Valley. Recently, officials confirmed that they helped to fight the Eaton fire.
Cal Fire Riverside recognized the death of Rebecca Marodi and said that her death is an “in -depth loss”.
“Her legacy of mentoring, service and dedication will be felt for years. Her death is an in -depth loss for her family, friends and everyone who had the privilege of working with her,” the department wrote in an earlier statement about their Facebook -page.
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