LOS ANGELES — A Sherman Oaks man has pleaded no contest to stabbing both of his adoptive fathers multiple times.
Matthew Boulet, 23, enter the plea to two counts of “attempted murder and admitted allegations of causing great bodily injury.”
On July 24, 2018, Boulet stabbed one of his fathers multiple times on the neck, torso, arms, face and ears, following an argument, the prosecutor said. When the victim’s husband attempted to intervene, he also was stabbed multiple times on the arms, torso and face, the prosecutor added.
Noth victims underwent surgery and survived the attack.
“He was very nonchalant when he said he had stabbed his two fathers and that he suffered a wound while doing so,” Los Angeles police Lt. Mike Kozak said. “He was very calm about it.”
Boulet is expected to be sentenced to more than 15 years in state prison.
