However, as soon as he came onboard, several new articles came out, saying those exact things. Sounding very much like a defense team put them out to the public, iimo.
Police said officers around 7:37 a.m. went to Oahu Court north of Blue Oaks Boulevard for a medical aid call after an adult resident in the home reported an unresponsive 7-year-old girl. There, they found a girl with apparent injuries who was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. Medical...
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/calif-couple-arrested-murder-child-abuse-21258200.php
Couple arrested for murder, child abuse after one child dies, another hurt in Calif. home
By KCRA, Lee Anne Denyer
Oahu Court in Roseville, California.
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Living in the Hollywood area for the past 50 years, and having lots of family working in Entertainment industry, I know a bit about those types of celebrity private parties. It is all built upon TRUST inside the venue.
Very famous celebs are ultra sensitive to the potential danger from...
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I think that is true. Even my brother, who had very out of control manic delusions, had long stretches of coherent, calm behaviour.
It's kind of like being on a roller coaster.
EXACTLY. How can anyone blame the doctor's and their prescribed meds if Nick is also doing meth and...
But there is a problem with that^^^ statement-----One can NEVER be certain that a mental patient will be 'put away for life.'
The goal of the MH Hospital is to cure their patients. Their focus is upon therapists and various treatments and tweaking of medications. When the patient responds...
It's nearly impossible to institutionalise an adult, unless they have committed some violent actions. His addictions were not going to get him committed, nor were his outbursts or his vandalism, etc.
One has to be delusional, psychotic, totally erratic and dangerously so, to be held in a...
From that article^^^^---https://nypost.com/2025/12/20/us-news/inside-nick-reiners-spoiled-hollywood-upbringing-and-how-he-left-mom-at-her-wits-end/
TMZ claimed Nick had been diagnosed with schizophrenia just weeks before the murders and medication he took for the condition made him “erratic...
BINGO. I think his resentment and suppressed rage kept him unstable. He could not pass a Rehab process because he did not have the sense of urgency most addicts have. He didn't have any worries about how he was going to support himself or his children, etc.
He had NO WORRIES. He knew he...
They don't always have to have a search warrant before going into a hotel room etc, if it is an emergency situation.
There was a violent killer on the loose---they needed to see if he was hiding in that room AND they needed to see if there was anything to show where he might be now.
They...
I think BOTH of those things are true.
It's true that the guest house had been Nick's for about five years.
But it's also true that he had outbursts and relapses---and would sometimes be asked to leave the house. He would occasionally smash everything in the house causing thousands of dollars...
It is very odd. I can't imagine my mom or grandma allowing their very young grandkids to sit out in the car instead of visiting with them. They'd be fixing them some food and laughing, playing and hugging them. It's very weird. imo
Ok, I get that...
THIS ^^^ is what is confusing to me though. On one hand, they just think Xana passed out and fell asleep on the floor...OK
But on the other, Xana texted about seeing a tall man all in black with a face mask on, coming down stairs and going out the door in the middle of the...
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