Hello and welcome back to Sword and Scale Daily, a daily show covering all things true crime.

Five days a week. It's Thursday, March 27th. I'm your host, Ryan Williams. We have new information

on the case of Becky Marotti, the Cal Fire Captain who was found slain in her home last month.

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Today we bring you new and updated information on the case of Yolanda Marotti, the woman accused

of killing her wife Becky Marotti last month at their Southern California home.

To quickly recap, the investigation began on Monday, February 17th at around 9 p.m. That's when

deputies from the San Diego County Sheriff's Office, as well as paramedics from the Temecula

Cal Fire Station, responded to a home on Rancho Villa Road. Both sheriff's deputies and paramedics

alike were called to the home for a reported assault with a deadly weapon. Upon their arrival,

they discovered Becky Marotti gravely injured. Unfortunately, she was pronounced dead at the scene.

Now, when we last left off, we learned that detectives who took over the case had identified Becky's wife, Yolanda, as the prime suspect in the case.

But at that time, Yolanda was nowhere to be found.

Detectives believed that Yolanda had fled the state of California, and possibly even the country by crossing into the border into

Mexico. As such, detectives contacted authorities in Mexico to let them know to keep it

out for their fugitive. And while a suspect had officially been named in this case, it wasn't the

only thing we learned. We also discovered that Yolanda had once served time in prison after being convicted of

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