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The family of “Dreamgirls” star Jennifer Hudson announced that they have put up a new foundation that will assist the families of murder victims.
The organization has been named the Hudson-King Foundation for Families of Slain Victims. This is in honor of Hudson’s mother Darnell Hudson Donerson, brother Jason Hudson and nephew Julian King.

American Idol judges Paula Abdul and Simon Cowell sent their condolences to Oscar-winning actress and singer Jennifer Hudson, who’s mother, brother and nephew were killed by an unknown suspect.
“This is a horrific tragedy and my thoughts and prayers go out to Jennifer and her entire family,” Abdul said.
“I was horrified when I heard the news. This is an appalling tragedy. My thoughts right now are with Jennifer, and her family,” Cowell said in an interview with Extra.
Hudson gained fame as one of the contestants of the hit talent search before she went on to win the Oscar for her role in “Dreamgirls.”

Authorities have reportedly identified the lifeless body of a 7-year old boy to be the missing nephew of singer-actress Jennifer Hudson.
According to reports, the body of Julian King was found in the rear seat of a white Chevrolet vehicle found at Chicago’s West Side on Monday morning. He suffered several gunshot wounds.
The investigation has intensified following this devastating discovery. Hudson’s family has conducted a church vigil after learning about this development.
King has been reported missing since Friday after an unknown suspect killed Hudson’s mother and brother. Hudson offered a $100,000 reward for the safe return of her nephew.
The authorities are currently detaining King’s stepfather, William Balfour for questioning.