California fire captain Rebecca Marodi received medical treatment last month in a family incident before being booked to jail after being arrested on weekends after being arrested.
Yolanda Marodi, 53, was treated before being booked to jail before being booked for jail before being handed over to the U.S. marshal after being arrested in Mexico on Saturday.
The agency told Fox News Digital that Yolanda was not injured during the arrest but was unable to share any details of her personal medical information and the reasons for the treatment.
Officials said the detention and reentry facility in Las Corinas is currently completing Yolanda’s booking process, and her arraignment is scheduled to take place on Wednesday.
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Yolanda Marodi remains after her arrest in Mexico. California Fire Captain Rebecca Marodi leaves with Yolanda Marodi. (Baja California Citizen Security Secretariat/Yolanda Marodi/Facebook)
Yolanda Marodi fled to Mexico after she found Captain Marodi stabbed to death in their home on February 17, and Yolanda fled to Mexico after she allegedly fled the country and was appointed as the main suspect in the murder later that day.
She was arrested Saturday at a hotel on Mexico Island near the southern border, according to the Baja California Citizen Security Secretariat.
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The U.S. Marshal detains murder suspect Yolanda Marodi at the U.S. entrance to the Mexican border at Calexico West. (Fox 5/kusi)
Investigators are still working to gather more information to determine the circumstances and motivations behind Captain Marodi's death.
Yolanda was allegedly found in a surveillance video of arguing with Rebecca and beat her on the day of the fatal stabbing.
Arrest warrant, Obtained via kabc Rebecca told Yolanda that she left her and ended the details of her marriage for nearly a week.
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A California woman accused of killing her spouse at the U.S.-Mexico border Calexico West US port of entry was handed over to the U.S. Marshal. (Fox 5/kusi)
Detective said that a voice could be heard shouting, “Yuranda, I don't want to die.” The report read, Yolanda responded to Rebecca, saying, “You should have considered it before,” standing in front of Rebecca, with a knife in his hand. ”
The surveillance video captures Yolanda leaving the couple's home before Rebecca's mother arrives. Rebecca was found injured in neck, chest and back, which authorities said was consistent with the stabbing.
Yolanda was previously sentenced to 13 years in jail for her then-husband James Joseph Olejniczak Jr. before being released in 2013, according to a report by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
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Yolanda's former mother-in-law Nancy Hayworth called her “terror”, noting that her son's murder was very similar to Rebecca Marodi.
“Scary, horrible, she scared me,” Hayworth said. “She always has.”
Hayworth added that she only met Yolanda Marodi, but noted that she was “a little immature at times and, I think, she would be unhappy unless all the attention is under her attention.”
Stephan Sorace and Sarah Rumpf Whitten of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
Stepheny Price is a writer at Fox News Digital and Fox Business. She covers topics including missing persons, homicides, state crime cases, illegal immigration and more. Story tips and ideas can be sent to stepheny.price@fox.com
