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Man charged in ‘American Idol’ exec killings used the couple’s gun to kill them and called 911 afterward, DA says
The man accused of killing an “American Idol” executive and her husband used the couple’s gun to kill them and later called the police, authorities allege.

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Suspect in killings of 'American Idol' supervisor and husband allegedly used their own gun against them
'American Idol' music supervisor and husband killed with their own gun: DA
Man Charged in the Killings of an 'American Idol' Exec and Her Husband Called 911 Afterward, DA Says
During a town hall meeting Monday, Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman told concerned residents that the man charged in the killings, Raymond Boodarian, made the initial 911 call, ABC7 report...

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New Details Reveal ‘American Idol’ Exec And Husband Were Killed With Their Own Gun
“American Idol” Exec and Husband Were Killed by Their Own Gun Before Murder Suspect Called Police Himself: Reports
‘American Idol’ Exec Robin Kaye and Husband Thomas Deluca Killed With Their Own Gun: Report
The LAPD later confirmed that it arrested 22-year-old Encino resident Raymond Boodarian as a suspect.

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‘American Idol’ Supervisor, Husband Killed With Their Own Gun, Los Angeles D.A. Says
Suspect in American Idol exec killing used couple’s gun and then called 911 after deadly shooting

'American Idol' exec murder suspect allegedly used couple's own gun in grisly killings

Double murder suspect Raymond Boodarian allegedly used victims' own gun to kill "American Idol" executive Robin Kaye and husband Thomas DeLuca before calling 911 himself.

Suspect in murder of ‘American Idol’ supervisor called cops on himself

The man suspected of fatally shooting “American Idol” music supervisor Robin Kaye and her husband used the couple’s own gun to kill them before calling the police on himself.

How ‘American Idol’ Nick Fradiani became Neil Diamond in ‘A Beautiful Noise’

When the musical opened on Broadway in 2022, the former winner of ‘American Idol’ was the understudy. A year later he took over the role of the legendary singer-songwriter and on July

Encino residents, authorities meet over city's troubling spike in crime after "American Idol" producer's deadly shooting

Encino residents, law enforcement members and county leaders gathered on Monday to address a troubling spike in crime in the area, highlighted by the deadly double-shooting that left "American Idol" producer Robin Kaye and her husband dead last week.
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