Records show that a woman suspected of killing her wife, who fought against the Eaton fire last month, was previously convicted of killing her first spouse.
It is said San Diego County Sheriff’s Department. Rebecca Marodi, 49, was stabbed to death at a residence in Ramona on Monday.
Sheriff Michael Krugh said Rebecca and Yolanda Morodi have been married for more than two years. They also shared the same address according to public records.
Yolanda Morodi was fatal stabbed by her then-husband James Joseph Olejniczak after being convicted of voluntary homicide in 2004, court records show Zhong was sentenced to 11 years in prison. From 2004 to 2013, she served her sentence in prison.
Morodi, 53, is currently in a holistic state and authorities are seeking public help. She was described as 5-foot-2 with about 166 pounds of brown hair, according to a sheriff’s department press release.
Rebecca Marodi started her career in the Moreno Valley in 1993, from 1994 to 2000, according to the California Forestry and Forest Protection Department and the Riverside County Fire Department. In 2000, he worked as a seasonal firefighter in Moreno Valley and from 1994 to 2000. She was a fire agency engineer in 2007 and was promoted to captain in 2022.
Marodi was one of many firefighters who helped fight the deadly Eaton fire last month According to Instagram post.
one Instagram Account For Yolanda Marodi, Rebecca Marodi is mentioned to her wife.
“There has never been any special occasion to express my love for my amazing wife,” Yolanda Marodi wrote in a January 2023 article. “I’m lucky to marry someone who loves me. She really helped me Becoming a better me, and my life has never been better since she attended. Glad I gave another chance.”
Rebecca Marodi replied, “I love you, my beautiful wife.”
