American Idol music producer Robin Kaye and husband Thomas Deluca's cause of death revealed weeks after heartbreaking murders
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A cause of death for American Idol music producer Robin Kaye and her husband, Thomas Deluca, has been disclosed, more than a month after both were fatally shot by an intruder in their residence. People obtained death certificates revealing that the couple died from several gunshot wounds endured on July 10, around 4:45 PM.

The death certificates shed more light into their heartbreaking passing, with the documents revealing Deluca passed within seconds of being shot. Kaye died minutes after she was shot. Both Deluca and Kaye have homicide listed as their manner of death. Their date of death has been recorded as July 14 at 4:14PM, despite the couple succumbing to their injuries days earlier. The date and time was when officers found the couple deceased.

Documents provide further insight into their tragic deaths, indicating that Deluca died within seconds after being shot, while Kaye succumbed to her wounds minutes later. Their deaths are classified as homicides, and the official date of death is reported as July 14 at 4:14 PM, marking the time when authorities discovered their bodies.
Kaye and Deluca, both 70, have had autopsies conducted on them, and the procedures were used in ascertaining their cause of death, People notes. People reports that a death certificate for Kaye, which had been issued on July 23, initially said she did not have an autopsy done on her. However, an amendment subsequently filed on August 4 corrected that particular note. Kaye and Deluca were cremated on July 23.

Both aged 70, Kaye and Deluca had autopsies conducted to determine their cause of death, as noted by People. A death certificate for Kaye, initially stating she hadn’t undergone an autopsy, was corrected with an amendment on August 4. The couple was cremated on July 23.

The couple were shot execution-style in the head in their $4.5million home on July 10. They were gunned down by a callous intruder who used the victims' own weapon that they had for self-defense. Despite a 4pm call by a neighbor to 911 to report an intruder at the property on the same day, their bodies were not discovered at the gated mansion on White Oak Avenue until four days later on July 14 after frantic family members requested a welfare check.

The couple was executed with gunshots to the head in their $4.5 million home on July 10 by a brazen intruder who used the victims’ own firearm intended for self-defense. Although a neighbor called 911 around 4 PM to report the intruder, their bodies were not found until July 14, following a welfare check prompted by distressed family members.

Suspect Raymond Boodarian, 22, was arrested by lawmen, with weapons drawn, the following day at the nearby rented Reseda townhome he shared with his mother and sister. Murder suspect Boodarian has a history of mental illness, court records show. He has been charged with two counts of murder as well as other offenses in relation to the deaths. 'The victims returned home while the suspect had gained entry into the residence, and a confrontation ensued, which resulted in the suspect taking their lives,' authorities previously said, according to People. 'The victims succumbed to multiple gunshot wounds, and the suspect fled from the residence on foot.'

The day after the incident, law enforcement arrested suspect Raymond Boodarian, 22, with drawn weapons at a nearby Reseda townhome he shared with his mother and sister. Court records reveal Boodarian’s history of mental illness. He faces charges of two counts of murder and other related offenses. According to authorities, the victims encountered Boodarian after he entered their home, leading to a fatal confrontation where they were shot multiple times, and he fled on foot.
Officials previously said the killings looked to be random, with no connection found between the suspect and the couple, according to People. Boodarian has a criminal history, according to People. An arraignment hearing was held on August 20 at a Van Nuys courtroom, but it was suspended by Judge Martin L. Herscovitz after Boodarian failed multiple times to respond to him, according to People. 'One more time. Mr. Boodarian? Mr. Boodarian, can you hear me?' the judge asked Boodarian during the hearing, according to The Hollywood Reporter. 'Let the record reflect that he’s still staring out into space and not responding to the court’s questions.'

Authorities previously stated there is no known connection between Boodarian and the couple, and believe the killings were random, according to People. Boodarian, who has a criminal record, attended an arraignment hearing on August 20 in Van Nuys but did not respond during proceedings, leading Judge Martin L. Herscovitz to halt the hearing, as reported by People. ‘One more time. Mr. Boodarian? Mr. Boodarian, can you hear me?’ questioned the judge during the hearing, as detailed by The Hollywood Reporter, noting Boodarian’s continued unresponsiveness.

Nancy Kolocotronis, who is serving as Boodarian's public defender, said during the hearing that her client is allegedly suicidal. He arrived to the courtroom wearing a suicide gown. Boodarian is now set to appear at a mental health court in Hollywood on September 3. The judge said the suspect's arraignment will boil down to an evaluation of Boodarian's mental fitness. He said he didn't think proceeding without the involvement of the suspect would be 'fair.'

Nancy Kolocotronis, who is serving as Boodarian’s public defender, said during the hearing that her client is allegedly suicidal. He arrived to the courtroom wearing a suicide gown. Boodarian is now set to appear at a mental health court in Hollywood on September 3. The judge said the suspect’s arraignment will boil down to an evaluation of Boodarian’s mental fitness. He said he didn’t think proceeding without the involvement of the suspect would be ‘fair.’

Boodarian remains behind bars without bail. Kaye worked as the music supervisor for singing competition American Idol for the last 15 seasons - nearly 300 episodes - per her IMDB page. Over the years, she won several Guild of Music Supervisors Awards for her work on the show. She also worked on Lip Sync Battle, Hollywood Game Night and Worn Stories, among other shows.

Boodarian remains behind bars without bail. Kaye worked as the music supervisor for singing competition American Idol for the last 15 seasons – nearly 300 episodes – per her IMDB page. Over the years, she won several Guild of Music Supervisors Awards for her work on the show. She also worked on Lip Sync Battle, Hollywood Game Night and Worn Stories, among other shows.
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