A guilty plea has been entered in a murder case involving a Riverside County Fire Department captain. The victim was a veteran of the department and was fatally stabbed at home. The perpetrator of the stabbing is the captain's wife, who admitted to committing the crime.
She pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. Further details about the case are available from local news sources, including ABC7 Los Angeles.
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