CA- Southern California fitness influencer killed in ‘act of unimaginable violence’

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FONTANA, Calif. (KTLA) – New details have emerged in a shocking double murder outside a sushi restaurant in California’s San Bernardino County over the weekend that was heard by an off-duty deputy who then shot and killed the gunman.

The violence unfolded on June 22 in a strip mall parking lot in the 15200 block of Summit Avenue in Fontana just after 9:30 p.m.

Gloria Zamora, a 40-year-old fitness influencer and mother of seven, was on a date with her boyfriend, 43-year-old Hector Garduno, a father of four daughters himself, when the couple was fatally gunned down by Zamora’s estranged husband, 45-year-old Thomas Albert Tamayo Lizarraga, Fontana Police told the Los Angeles Times.

Investigators said Lizarraga targeted Zamora’s boyfriend first before turning the gun on her.

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The deadly attack came just weeks after Zamora said on a multi-episode podcast that she planned to leave her husband, Sandra Mitchell of Nexstar’s KTLA reported.

Jazlynne Zamora, the 40-year-old fitness trainer and model, who had amassed nearly 160,000 followers on her Instagram account, was described as an inspirational beacon for other women, someone who reminded them of their strength and potential.

“My mom was senselessly taken from us. She was murdered by my stepdad Tomas, in an act of unimaginable violence,” Jazlynne wrote. “She leaves behind 7 beautiful children, ages 8 to 24, who are now facing a future without our mother’s warmth, guidance and unconditional love.”

https://www.yourcentralvalley.com/news/california/southern-california-fitness-influencer-killed-in-act-of-unimaginable-violence/