The stab wounds of a female California firefighter led to criticism of President Donald Trump and “Day Employment,” but police have undermined the story with new information.
Calfire captain Rebecca Malody was found dead after being stabbed at her home in Ramona city on Monday evening. Police initially released few details from the investigation, but did not stop social media scoundrels from politicizing her tragic death.
“Trump called his Magacult a 'Day Rental' to the California fire chief. ”
Some anti-Trump critics on social media have some without evidence that Trump's criticism of diversity employment prompted one of his followers to kill a 49-year-old firefighter anti-Trump critics argued.
“Trump has ridden his Magacult for calling her a 'day rental' to the California fire chief. Now she was murdered badly in her own home.” Missive On social media. “Fire Captain Rebecca Malody was found with multiple stab wounds showing police desperate fights for survival. She served in the California fire for 30 years.
The post has won over 3 million interactions.
“Humanity is on life support.” I said Celebrity Elgin Charles. “California-based Rebecca Malody firecaptainwas targeted by right-wing extremists who promoted herDay I hired her and blamed her for LA. fire. It turns out she will be stabbed to death at her house. ”
Charles provided no evidence that Malody was personally “targeted” by “right-wing extremists.” Newsweek too It has been reported There was no link between Malody and Day's accusations.
“Lesbian fire chief Rebecca Malody was slammed by Magats and blamed for the Palisade fire, but now someone has stabbed her to death. Police believe she knew the murderer. I don't know why. It certainly looks like an assassination.” I wrote it Feminist historian Max Dash.
Two days later, the police I said There were signs that Malody knew her attacker, so they were investigating the incident as “domestic violence.” On Thursday, they It will be identified As a suspect, 53-year-old Yolanda Malody described her as 5'2'', with brown hair and weighing about 166 pounds.
Cal Fire has issued a statement praised Malodi for “a legacy of mentorship, service and dedication.”
KABC reported that Malody was scheduled to retire this year.
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