‘Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ set designer fatally stabbed at 34 in apparent murder-suicide - Entertainment Weekly

What the report says

Entertainment Weekly reported that Mary Kate Golding, a 34-year-old set designer associated with “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” was killed in a stabbing in a case authorities are treating as an apparent murder-suicide. The outlet identified her husband as Joseph Azzaretto and reported that he was found dead hours later at a nearby park.

The publicly available source material does not provide the location, date, law-enforcement agency, or additional circumstances surrounding the deaths. It also does not include official statements, charging information, or a confirmed sequence of events beyond the report that Golding was fatally stabbed and Azzaretto was later found dead.

Golding’s death is notable in part because it involves a behind-the-scenes television professional connected to “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” the acclaimed period comedy series known for its elaborate production design, costumes and sets. Set designers and art department workers are central to building the visual world of television productions, though they are often less publicly visible than actors or directors.

Based on Entertainment Weekly’s account, the case remains described as suspected or apparent rather than definitively concluded in the available text. Further confirmation from police, medical examiners or family representatives would be needed to establish official findings, timing, location and any additional context.