On the morning of March 26, 2016, 27-year-old Karina Morales-Rodrigues, a Hispanic female, arrived for her shift at the Moneytree lending store in Yakima, Washington, a routine she had likely performed many times. Tragically, this day would be her last. As she and her co-worker, 30-year-old Martha Martinez, were opening the business at the corner of South First and East Walnut streets, they were confronted by a gunman. The assailant, a former co-worker named Manuel Enrique Verduzco Jr., shot bot
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