The junkie lowlife accused of murdering an “American Idol” executive and her husband in their Los Angeles mansion may have still been hiding inside when cops were first called — but their bodies weren’t found until days later.
Robin Kaye and her husband, Thomas Deluca, both 70, were found dead inside their heavily fortified Encino property on Monday — four days after they were killed in a random home invasion, police said.
Cops had responded to reports of a possible burglary on the day of the July 10 slayings but never actually went inside the home because they said there were no noticeable signs of forced entry.
“American Idol” exec. Robin Kaye and her husband, Thomas DeLuca, were found dead inside their heavily fortified Encino home on Monday. Facebook
Police reported that the suspect, Raymond Boodarian, may have been inside the home when the officers were called for a welfare check. TMZThey only made the grim discovery when they returned to carry out a welfare check on Monday.
Police sources have since told People that the suspect — 22-year-old Raymond Boodarian — may have actually still been inside the home when officers were initially checking it out.
The couple’s bodies weren’t found until days later. Chelsea Lauren/Shutterstock
The $5 million Encino home of the “American Idol” executive and her husband Thomas Deluca. MEGABoodarian, a drug addict with criminal history, was charged with two counts of murder Thursday over the slayings.
Investigators believe he was burglarizing the residence, which last sold for around $4.5 million in 2023, while the couple were out — and then shot them when they suddenly returned.
