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The Murder of Rob and Michele Reiner in Brentwood, California (5 Viewers)

A couple of other things I don't think I said that I should add here are none of Nick's family was at this hearing, no one there to support him apparently. Interesting.

Also he showed up in normal jail clothing so no suicide smock or anything showing any concerns about him that way any longer. He had a buzz cut since the last hearing.
 
Tresir said:
I remembered a Delphi murder where there was an insanity plea but couldn't find it. However, I did find this current case, which relates to a Purdue student murdering another student. Might be worth keeping an eye on this case for some info.

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I haven't looked at it yet but competency is different. They restore them to competency and then they stand trial. That's what happened in Daybell. It's pretty rare anyone is found to be truly insane by the legal definition. I'd go so far as to say ALMOST unheard of.
 
TMZ video. They are saying that Nick will be found NGBRI (not guilty by reason of insanity).

His meds were changed a month before the murders and he went off the rails.

I have watched the beginning 5 minutes until the guest came on.


 
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Kimster said:
No, California has a slayer law. We were talking about it earlier in this thread.

Per AI:
California's
Slayer Law (Probate Code § 250) prevents a person who feloniously and intentionally kills someone from inheriting from the victim's estate, including wills, trusts, insurance, and jointly held property, treating them as if they died before the victim to prevent profiting from their crime, though it doesn't apply to accidental killings or involuntary manslaughter.

Key Provisions
  • Prohibition on Inheritance: The killer forfeits any property, interest, or benefit they would have received from the decedent's estate.
  • Broad Application: This rule covers wills, trusts, intestate succession (dying without a will), life insurance, joint tenancy, and even nominations as a fiduciary (executor, trustee).
  • "Slayer" Definition: Applies to those who "feloniously and intentionally" kill, not those who kill accidentally, in self-defense, or by negligent homicide.
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If he is found NGBRI then he should still get it then right?
 
Tresir said:
TMZ video. They are saying that Nick will be found NGBRI (not guilty by reason of insanity).

His meds were changed a month before the murders and he went off the rails.

I have watched the beginning 5 minutes until the guest came on.


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He was on Banfield the other night and said a lot of what would be in this one you linked. I almost linked it here and then decided not to. They are clearly pushing an agenda. He also said Nick was diagnosed with ah form of SP in 2020. And that it was schizo affective disorder. That they changed meds that were working for NO reason and that those in the know have said IF people knew why the meds were changed, it would shock them.

I didn't link it because 1 there is a clear agenda in favor of Nick, instead of unbiased reporting; 2) he acted normal as could be in the gas station; 3) says about a month it had been going on but he didn't kill them in the other 29 days of that month; 4) he booked a hotel room, cleaned up, etc. There's just too much indicating to me this is b.s. Not that there may not be some truth to it but it isn't enough to excuse anything, and it doesn't add up.

Nick needs to be away from society, FOR GOOD.
 
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