Robin Kaye as well as her husband, Thomas Deluca, were recently found dead in their home in Los Angeles.
According to reports, the couple were both shot to death in the home, located in the Encino area of Los Angeles.
Over a month after American Idol supervisor Robin Kaye and her musician husband, Thomas Deluca, were found dead in their Los Angeles residence, a cause of death has been revealed.
According to a death certificate obtained by People, Kaye and Deluca, both 70, died after suffering multiple gunshot wounds that they sustained on July 10. Their deaths were listed as a homicide.
Although their death certificates report that the couple sustained their fatal injuries, which caused them to die within minutes of each other, on July 10, their date of death was originally recorded as July 14. People stated that the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Office previously told the outlet that the couple was pronounced dead on July 14, which is the date authorities say Kaye and Deluca were found dead in their Encino, California, home following a welfare check call.
The outlet also noted that although Kaye’s death certificate, which was issued on July 23, originally stated that no autopsy was performed, documents show that autopsies were conducted for both Kaye and Deluca and used to determine that cause of death. People stated that the notation was corrected by an amendment filed on Aug. 4.
Three days after police found the couple’s bodies, Raymond Boodarian, 22, was charged with two counts of murder with enhancements for killing the couple while committing a robbery, intentionally using a firearm, and committing multiple murders. Boodarian also faces a burglary charge.
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As of this writing, no motive for the crime has been determined or publicly announced. The crime is currently being investigated by the LAPD’s Homicide Division.
Robin Kaye has been a longstanding part of American Idol for years, serving as a music supervisor on the show from 2002 to 2023. She worked on nearly 300 episodes of the show.
According to her IMDB, Kaye also served as the music supervisor for a wide range of other television performances, including the NAACP Image Awards, the Miss Universe pageants, Crashed, and many others.
Kaye began her career working for country star Waylon Jennings in Nashville, Tennessee. She then joined MTM Records as the label’s Vice President of Artist Development. She eventually moved to Los Angeles after a stint in the music publishing industry, where she launched her company, SyncroniCity.
