I’m watching a live report that Rob Reiner and his wife were stabbed to death in Brentwood and it might’ve been by Rob‘s son. Still waiting for verification.
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The Murder of Rob and Michele Reiner in Brentwood, California (1 Viewer)
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I’m watching a live report that Rob Reiner and his wife were stabbed to death in Brentwood and it might’ve been by Rob‘s son. Still waiting for verification.
GrandmaBear
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Lol Scott says was Jackson even paid and retained or did he say ooh, ooh, pick me, pick me like this 
for the sheer celebrity, exposure and notoriety, etc. of the case. Others have wondered that as have I... But then on the other hand you hear the estate is paying for the defense...
for the sheer celebrity, exposure and notoriety, etc. of the case. Others have wondered that as have I... But then on the other hand you hear the estate is paying for the defense...GrandmaBear
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Okay, that part was a bare 15 minutes and now he is going onto Walshe.
That was decades ago. Probably before the current law was in effect.
I’m waiting for more evidence on all these things. I have heard so many rumors flying around.Lol Scott says was Jackson even paid and retained or did he say ooh, ooh, pick me, pick me like this
GrandmaBear
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yeah but so many of them come from family insiders or those claiming to be close to family. LOL. I shouldn't laugh but yes, everyone and their distant cousins are all over this case. Kind of sickening in a way. I do think though it is pretty easy to see where this is going regardless of who is paying for what.
He murdered two people in cold blood. Being crazy is not a defense but is possibly the reasons for the murders.
I cannot believe they were paying $70k a month for his rehab/treatment/whatever.
Thats $2.3k pday they are saving while he is in jail. So that can now go towards his defense costs instead.
GrandmaBear
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No kidding. Nice pricey place right? Apparently though he was out of it and able to go to the party, take a walk to the gas station, get a hotel room, kill his parents...
GrandmaBear
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Per the one thing I posted, the family (whoever that means) would prefer he go to a mental hospital rather than a state prison. However, I believe you have to be determined insane to have that happen but I guess one would have to look at CA law, not sure. Just being SP (I am going to use that from hereon out for schizoprhenic, I am tired of typing that word) does not make you not responsible for murder. Messed up meds does not either. However, one can see already where they are going to try to go with this.
He has to be in custody ie prison though, not just in a mental hospital. Presumably that is what the $70k monthly fee was paying for. He should be held in a prison that can deal with psychotic and violent prisoners. I am thinking of Richard Allen, who was held in solitary because of his psychotic and mental behaviour.
GrandmaBear
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Yeah, but let's see what being Hollywood and money buys him... I hate to be cynical but one can see where they are going to try to take this already. Theoretically yes he should be in the VERY same boat as Allen.
People are going to yell if he gets special treatment in a way it couldn't be yelled about in the past with the internet. I'd hope that he would get what he deserves based on FACTS and his TRUE mental conditions.
He was functioning just fine with the walk and the gas station and you name it. Seems to be a selective problem with its timing.
Mel70
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I haven't seen it.
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That's pretty bad reporting.They are saying Nick is schizophrenic right? I havent copied all this article but the beginning is saying he was on medication for schizoprenia and that his meds were being changed making him dangerous.
Nick Reiner was diagnosed with schizophrenia, new meds made him ‘out of his head’ before parents’ murders: sources
Nick Reiner was schizophrenic, and his new medication was making him “out of his head” in the weeks before he allegedly killed Hollywood legendary dad Rob Reiner and his mom Michele, according to a…nypost.com
Rob Reiner’s body was discovered at around 3:40 p.m. Sunday afternoon by his daughter Romy, 28 — who did not even know that her mother was dead until paramedics also found her slain inside.
Nick Reiner was nowhere to be found, but his sister told investigators he should be considered dangerous, sources said.
Nick Reiner has been charged with the murder of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner.Getty Images for Wynn Las Vegas9
Rob and Nick Reiner hold an interview on May 4, 2016.WireImage9
Meanwhile, the drug addict was seen walking the streets, getting something to drink from a store and had checked in for a brief stay at a Santa Monica hotel, where investigators later found a sink covered in blood.
Nick Reiner was finally collared at a gas station the LAPD’s Gang and Narcotics Unit around 9:15 p.m. Sunday, about 15 miles from his parents’ home, dramatic video of his arrest shows.
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He made his first in-person court appearance on Wednesday, showing up in a suicide vest and sporting a blank stare, only opening his mouth to utter “yes, your honor” when he waved his right to a speedy arraignment.
He is due back in court on Jan. 7 for an arraignment.
the drug addict was seen.
Mel70
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I think so. They had Leslie Abramson.
Mel70
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I agree. A mental hospital. So he can be deemed fit to join society?. No. Estate paying for his trial. They shouldn't have that option.
Mel70
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1989 IIRC.
Mel70
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Yep. He was perfectly aware of what he was doing.
Mel70
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He's declared mentally incompetent. He will go to a mental hospital rather than prison.
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So you think the citizens should pay for his defense? Because that it the only other option here and if he's a part of the estate, then it is his money he would be using. I don't understand why people think the citizens should be paying for his defense when he has access to funds to pay for it.