Thomas Deluca And Exec Robin Kaye's Cause Of Death Confirmed As Homicide

The world is still in shock over the tragic news that Robin Kaye, the former music supervisor for American Idol, and her husband, Thomas Deluca, were both discovered dead in their Los Angeles home last month. Now, we know the official cause of Ciara's death, shedding light on the heartbreaking loss, as it only raises more questions.

Both Kaye and Deluca, 70, died from multiple gunshot wounds on July 10, according to newly-obtained death certificates. Files also showed that Deluca died within seconds after she was shot, and Kaye survived for a few minutes before she died from injuries. Although they died from the same fatal wounds they received on July 10, their official time of death as recorded by medical staff was July 14 at 4:14pm, when paramedics found them.

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The grim find was made when the Los Angeles Police Department performed a wellness check after no one had heard from the couple for days. Upon opening the house, officers discovered one male and one female victim with apparent gunshot wounds. Police at the time confirmed that an incident had occurred but did not release any further details, pending confirmation from the medical examiner. The news of murder has rocked the music and TV worlds. Robin Kaye was celebrated for her work on American Idol, where she helped define the show's musical identity in its early years. Both colleagues and fans have recalled her as a dedicated and creative force who made an indelible mark on one of the most impactful talent competitions in television history.

For many, the tragedy serves as a stark reminder of how fragile life can be, even in an industry not immune to both success and catastrophe. The cause of death was cleared up, but grieving relatives and friends are still wondering what happened as investigators work on the homicide. As friends, colleagues, and fans grieve the loss of Robin Kaye and Thomas Deluca, their legacy of creativity and tenacity remains. Their deaths are a tragic testament to the battles raging within the four walls of our homes, and to the need to make the most of every day with those we love.