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Yahoo
08-05-2025
- Yahoo
Stanislaus SWAT Association supports victims' families with GoFundMe
( — Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office announced that the Stanislaus SWAT Association is partnering with the Hutsell-Madrigal to launch a GoFundMe page to support the children in a tragic incident that happened on Sunday morning. • Video above: Two people found dead in Stansilaus County home, one a sheriff's employee SCSO said, 'Unfortunately, there have been reports of fraudulent GoFundMe accounts attempting to take advantage of the situation.' According to the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office, Stanislaus Regional 911 received a call from a juvenile saying their parents were deceased when deputies arrived at the 1700 block of Fontana Ranch Road in Hughson. Two people found dead in Stanislaus County home, one a sheriff's employee After crews arrived at the scene, deputies safely evacuated two children from the home and started to search the premises. After searching the area, crews found Dinella Hutsell, 37, and Daniel Hutsell, 40, who were pronounced dead at the scene. SCSO said they have confirmed that one of the deceased adults is an employee of the Sheriff's office.. If you would like to check out the GoFundMe page, click here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to FOX40 News.
CBS News
07-05-2025
- CBS News
Community mourns together after Hughson mother of two dies in murder-suicide
HUGHSON — A community came together Tuesday night to pay their respects to a Hughson mother of two after she was found dead over the weekend in what investigators have ruled a murder-suicide. Modesto police on Monday identified the two people found dead the mother as Dinella Hutsell, 37, and the other person as Stanislaus County Sheriff's Sgt. Daniel Hutsell, 40. They were found by one of their children. The family of Dinella, who went by "Danee," asked that we identify her by her maiden name of Madrigal. Hundreds gathered at LeBright Park, just blocks away from Madrigal's home to honor and remember her and her positive impact on their lives. "It just shows you how connected she was. She would always say, 'Make a friend, don't make an enemy,' " Angie Palafox said. Palafox had known Madrigal for 20 years and was shocked to learn of her death Sunday morning. She remembered Madrigal as if nothing had changed. "I can hear that voice of hers saying, 'Keep it up. Keep going, Angie.' Whatever cause you had, she was there for you," Palafox said. Other friends remembered Madrigal and how she made them laugh. "She was loud and in your face, and she gave me her resume, and I said, 'You can have it. You can have my job,' " a colleague said. Balloons were released into the sky as candles burned for Madrigal at LeBright Park. "It shows you that she really cared about her community," Palafox said. Family in attendance said they truly appreciate all the support they've received. Modesto police say the investigation is ongoing. If you or someone you know is in emotional distress or a suicidal crisis, you can reach the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988. You can also chat with the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline here.
