Fire captain’s killing: Fugitive wife fled to Mexico, police say
SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. (CNN) - A manhunt is underway after police say a woman killed her wife, who was a captain with Cal Fire. According to the arrest warrant, surveillance video captured part of the attack and shows the victim pleading for her life. Authorities believe the suspect then fled to Mexico.
Manhunt underway for wife of slain fire captain
A search is underway for Yolanda Marodi, a Southern California woman who officials are saying is the primary suspect in the murder of her wife, San Diego Fire Captain Rebecca Marodi. The suspect had pleaded guilty previously to killing her first spouse more than a decade ago.
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