Posted on 02/23/2026 2:18:15 PM PST by Olog-hai
The son of director Rob Reiner, who is accused of killing his parents in their Los Angeles home last year, pleaded not guilty to two murder counts at an arraignment Monday.
Nick Reiner, 32, was slumped over in a tan jumpsuit with his hair closely shaved during the hearing at a Los Angeles County Superior Court. He sat in a glass box and only spoke to the court to agree to waive his rights to a speedy trial.
He is charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the Dec. 14 stabbing deaths of Rob Reiner, a beloved director, and his wife, a photographer and movie producer, Michele Singer Reiner. […]
Prosecutors are considering seeking the death penalty in this case, the district attorney said. …
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The guy should be let go to have every A-List celebrity be his halfway home.
He should be confined to the general neighborhood where he murdered, the rest of his life.
Listening to his dad would drive you insane.
True. He really did go into a mental health facility of some kind after Trump was elected.
I guess with his lawyer quitting, he needs the Lincoln Lawyer. Of course, he will have to pay him.
He's a good boy, just misunderstood.
Put him in a halfway house between Bárbara Streisand and Bruce Springsteen
Must have been that one-armed man (The Fugitive)..
The old “who can blame him” excuse.
He laughed in one interview...about going into drug rehab...17 times.
Trump should offer him a pre-emptive pardon as long as he promises to cross his heart and hope to die that he won’t harm any more Trump haters in the future.
He wants the jury to take pity on him because he’s an orphan.
He wants the jury to take pity on him because he’s an orphan.
“He needed killin’”
I’m surprised his defense didn’t run with the insanity plea.
“Say I slew them not yet dead they are!’’
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