Newly revealed details from an arrest warrant describe the final moments of a California fire captain found fatally stabbed in her California home last week. Authorities allege her wife carried out the killing before fleeing across the border to Mexico.

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.

Tom Wait provides the latest in the ongoing manhunt for Yolanda Marodi, the suspected killer of slain Cal Fire Captain Rebecca Marodi, whom investigators believe she murdered at their San Diego County home.

Marodi, 49, a captain with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire), was found at her Ramona residence with multiple stab wounds on the night of Feb. 17, after deputies responded to a call for an assault with a deadly weapon, according to a statement from the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office.

Rebecca Marodi, 49, was found Monday at a residence on Rancho Villa Road in Ramona, according to a San Diego Sheriff's Office news release.

Authorities asked for public help in their quest to find Yolanda Marodi, suspected of fatally stabbing wife Rebecca Marodi in her Ramona home.

San Diego County investigators say that Cal Fire Captain Rebecca Marodi told her wife that she was ending their marriage just days before she was found stabbed to death inside of her home in Ramona.

The California firefighter killed in a stabbing last week was captured on a home security camera bloodied and appearing to plead for her life with the woman now wanted in connection with the death, court records show.

The search for the woman accused of murdering her fire captain wife continues as new details emerge revealing her violent past, including the murder of her former spouse.

An arrest warrant has been issued in the murder of a fire captain in California after she was stabbed multiple times in her own home on Feb. 17, according to officials.