OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — A man accused of killing three people at an Osceola County Airbnb was found competent to stand trial on Thursday.
A judge ruled that 29-year-old Ahmad Bojeh is mentally competent to face the triple murder charges he is facing.
Bojeh is accused of killing three tourists in the Indian Point subdivision near Kissimmee on January 17, 2026.
The victims were James Puchan, 68; Douglas Kraft, 68; and Robert Kraft, 70. They were in Central Florida for the Mecum car show and were staying at a vacation rental when their rental car broke down.
They were outside waiting for a replacement vehicle when the shooting occurred.
Deputies received 911 calls shortly after 12:13 p.m. and found all three men shot outside the rental property.
Bojeh, who lived next door, was arrested roughly an hour later.
Sheriff Christopher Blackmon described the killings as random, cold-blooded and without an apparent conflict between Bojeh and the victims.
Surveillance and court records later obtained added more detail.
Investigators said Bojeh was seen pacing outside his home shortly before the shooting.
They allege he opened fire, returned to the scene minutes later and fired two additional rounds before retrieving a magazine and going back home.
Investigators also said he changed clothes and that two firearms were found hidden under a mattress.
Channel 9 will continue to monitor Bojeh trial and provide updates on Eyewitness News.
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