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Same and I think that's why his last attorney withdrew from the case.That's kinda what I'm thinking, and that's why I've said, and I seem to be in the minority- that he'd never plead NGRI.
Same and I think that's why his last attorney withdrew from the case.That's kinda what I'm thinking, and that's why I've said, and I seem to be in the minority- that he'd never plead NGRI.
He's going to experience a real comeuppance in life- being told "No" for the first time in his life and facing real consequences- same as convicted murderers Bryan Kohlberger and now Kouri Richins.I wonder about that too. Too plead NGRI would acknowledge his mental illness. Unless he claims self defense, blaming his parents for provoking him isn’t going to prove he’s not guilty of murdering them. At best that could reduce his sentence after he was found guilty by introducing mitigating circumstances.
Self defense wouldn’t surprise me but if it can be proven one or both were in bed when he attacked them, that would be a tough sell. If not that, I think he’ll drag out this pretrial phase as long as possible, then plead guilty. He’s lost his control, nothing left to empower himself with. Representation by a PD, the same as other destitute accused men and women, is likely bruising to his ego.
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Billy Crystal details final conversation with Rob Reiner before director’s tragic murder
“We had spent the night before together and [were] talking about our careers together,” the comedian said on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” Tuesday.pagesix.com
I tried to look it up, but the query wants to search by Case Number. I've found his case before in this database, but didn't write down the case number. Let's check and see if its anywhere in this thread.Any news on the next court date?
What a wonderful thing to have such a great friendship. It's all the more heartbreaking when they experienced such a tragedy.I can't link it because they're not on MSM accounts, but it's worth googling Rob Reiner and Billy Crystal on All in the Family: No Small Parts
11 minutes of the start of what became a lifelong friendship off the set. Very alive. A beautiful thing.
JMO
Any news on the next court date?
Thank you @Niner, we would be lost without you.Future Proceedings
Date Time Type Result Location Department
04/29/2026 08:30AM Preliminary Hearing Setting
Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center Dept. - 108
link: Superior Court of Los Angeles County
I use case #CF08098 to find his stuff
Netflix has featured a number of his films in recent months. Many of my favorites were Rob Reiner films too.What a wonderful thing to have such a great friendship. It's all the more heartbreaking when they experienced such a tragedy.
Rob and his wife had a lot of very good friends. He was so admired and respected in his field. He made so many of my favorite films. I'm still having a hard time watching All in the Family.




Thank you ninerWednesday, April 29th:
*Preliminary Hearing (@ 8:30am PT) - CA – Rob [Robert Norman] Reiner (78) & Michele Singer Reiner (68) found dead 2025 [multiple stab wounds & slit throats] in their L.A. home in the master bedroom on Sunday, Dec. 14, 2025. *Nick Reiner (32) arrested (12/14/25), charged (12/16/25) & arraigned (2/23/26) with 2 counts of murder with [2 counts] special circumstances deadly weapon & [2 counts] multiple victims. Bond set at $4M [12/14/25]. Bond reset [12/16/25] to NO bond. Plead not guilty (2/23/26). Being held in Twin Towers Correctional Facility. L.A. County
Timeline: See post #2046, page 103.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Sam Ohta presiding over Murder trial. For Arraignment hearing Judge Theresa McGonle. Prosecutors Asst. Head Deputy DA Habib Balian, Jonathan Chung & Deputy DA Sarah Elizabeth Bailog. Defense attorney Deputy Public Defender Kimberly Lyn Greene [replaced Alan Jackson on 1/7/26].
Case & court info from 12/14/15 thru 12/29/25 reference post #2817 here:
https://websleuths.com/threads/ca-m...d-wife-michele-la-dec-14-2025.757705/page-141
1/7/26 Update: Defense attorney Alan Jackson appeared in court Wednesday morning for Nick's arraignment, he informed Judge Theresa McGonigle [for reasons provided to the judge in chambers] he is no longer representing Nick & would have a public defender appointed, so he wouldn’t enter a plea today. Deputy Public Defender Kimberly Greene then took over as Nick Reiner's attorney & arraignment hearing was continued on 2/23/26 with his public defender.
2/23/26 Update: Accompanied by Deputy Public Defender Kimberly Greene. Reiner entered a plea of "not guilty" during his arraignment. Waived his right to a speedy trial. Deputy DA Habib Balian said his office is still awaiting a full autopsy report in the case, but all other evidence has been turned over to the defense. The judge passed off the case to the long-term judge [L.A. Superior Court Judge Sam Ohtal] who will now handle it. She told Reiner to return to court on 4/29/26 @ 8:30am for the scheduling of a preliminary hearing where prosecutors will present evidence & a judge will decide if it’s enough for Reiner to go to trial. DA Nathan Hochman said outside court that his office still hasn’t decided whether it will seek the death penalty for Reiner. DA Hochman said the death penalty decision “goes through a very rigorous process. We will be looking at all aggravating and mitigating circumstances.”