The Murder of Rob and Michele Reiner in Brentwood, California (4 Viewers)

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]

day 6 of the last week. they had dinner in the formal dining room, the three of them. they know from the table settings and dishes still in the sink the next morning. no staff, no guests.

i only have four minutes left but am going to have to take a breather from it. too much for early in the morning.

 

[GrandmaBear]

The death certificates are out. Interesting discussion in this.

 

[Tresir]

The death certificates are out. Interesting discussion in this.

I am only 6 minutes in and this is a graphic depiction of how the injuries were likely caused so a warning about this descriptive narrative.

Dates of other incidents were mentioned when LE were called - 2013, 2014, 2017 and she says what about times LE were not called.

Still watching. About half way through.

Don't watch if easily triggered.

 

[Mel70]

He wasn't.

It was stated he was afraid the police would be called.

 

[Mel70]

It lets you in once to read but then that's it.

Wouldn't let me.

 

[Mel70]

I am posting this on here as it was a murder supposedly caused by insanity due to drugs.

He pled guilty due to insanity and got 30 years.

Man Who Killed Wife While High Gets 30 Year Sentence

A Denver man who ate a pot edible and then shot and killed his wife in their Observatory Park home will spend 30 years in prison.

www.cbsnews.com

Get the f out of here. I've taken 4 at a time. My pain is extreme. That's a lie.

 

[Mel70]

yeah, there is no plea due to insanity, and he was never found insane. it was a plea. he did use it as an excuse to the judge to no avail.

his friend is stupid to think edibles made him do it.

everywhere too it says one edible, the video intimated the same but when one didn't work he took more.

the family is suing the edible company, didn't know that one. and i disagree with it but suing him won't get them any money. they should just take the SS check for the children til they are of age and leave it go. it's like buying his excuse. bad example imo for the kids. however, in the way of the legal system and expense they will probably be offered something just to make the case go away. they should fight it though.

Complete BULLS***!!!

 

[Mel70]

A lot of people telling their versions probably.

I'm tired of the back and forth. Who said,. What happened? I have very big problems of my own. I don't need to try to figure this out.

 

[GrandmaBear]

Get the f out of here. I've taken 4 at a time. My pain is extreme. That's a lie.

I agree it is b.s. Someone I know got such from CO too. They do nothing imo or little.

 

[GrandmaBear]

I'm sure it's kind of bs'ing her dad, kind of cute maybe in a heavy situation depending on how you take it.

 

[Mel70]

I dont understand who you are talking to.

About the man saying he killed his wife because he took a THC gummy.

 

[Mel70]

Its just an example of someone getting a light sentence with a sh!t excuse that the court fell for.

And I am saying it's complete bull$***!

 

[Mel70]

that's the same case i posted in the crime news thread. it was a show on it though. i didn't take it as due to insanity, he took a plea for 2nd degree. he was claiming an edible made him do it but they never went to trial with him using that defense. i think i need to read your link, i should have before posting this maybe but i already heard about the case on the video. in the video they had his LE interview, he wasn't believable at all imo. he was talking stupid for a long time to the detective but then finally asked for a lawyer. they found no drugs in his system but for a bit of THC. he was allegedly hooked on painkillers but was between prescriptions and so he bought some thc edibles. one didn't do anything for him so he took more.

i think it likely he used it and bought them as an excuse/premeditation. it was an interesting video. i don't know that he would have used it as a defense at trial but supposedly it is what he was claiming. he was having serious marital and financial issues. he was LDS, his wife was not. he asked for an LDS church lawyer, unsure if they got him one. i do think he did claim it in a bid for less years but it wasn't clear to me. the judge gave him 30. he killed his wife while she was on the phone with 911.

there was talk that LE did not quickly respond but the dispatcher never escalated the urgency of the call, she told LE it was a domestic and even after hearing the shot and losing the woman, i don't think she ever told them shots were fired. she resigned like the next day or something like that.

he plays what i would call "coy" with the detective. pretending he didn't know what his rights were, asking if he was like Columbo, just brining up stupid things and staying away from talking about the actual crime or his wife. said shouldn't there be at least three people in the room instead of two even though a camera was recording it all and he knew it. just acting dumb. i'll read your link.

How could anyone believe that complete nonsense.

 

[Mel70]

The judge did i guess.

Didn't do research apparently.

 

[Mel70]

Its just an example of someone getting a light sentence with a sh!t excuse that the court fell for.

I am worried this could happen here too.

Oh. We are the leaders of excuses and b.s. By far.

 

[Mel70]

The prosecution could have appealed I suppose.

Should have. Wow.

 

[Mel70]

I mean here in this case with Nick Reiner mainly.

IDKY It was posted in here.

 

[Tresir]

I'm sure it's kind of bs'ing her dad, kind of cute maybe in a heavy situation depending on how you take it.

It's your ass LOL ( but his dough? ).

 

[Mel70]

You mean the case of the edible? You didn't see any similarities to this case?

No. Edibles and what Nick was doing?
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[Mel70]

I mean here in this case with Nick Reiner mainly.

Patriciide is rare. But, most have happened here. But no country is immune. Look at how many parents kill their children here. It's an epidemic.