efore Rob and Michele Reiner were stabbed to death, police had already been to their Brentwood home multiple times. Welfare checks, mental-health calls, even a "family violence" report—all now sitting in a file next to two homicide death certificates.

Today we walk through the documented police responses, what the death certificates actually say, and how Nick Reiner's own past admissions about addiction and violence fit into this timeline.
Were these just routine calls in a troubled family, or a giant stack of red flags no one wanted to connect?

Stick around to the end for the legal breakdown on what police, prosecutors, and even the family could realistically have done—and what this means for future cases.

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Parricide is one of the rarest crimes on earth—and now the Nick Reiner case has dragged it into the spotlight.

We break down what "parricide" really is, the four main offender types, and where Nick's history of addiction and reported schizophrenia might fit.

We'll look at the Reiner case timeline, missed red flags, and why mental illness, abuse and flat-out entitlement can all play very different roles.

Stay to the end for a hard look at whether this was preventable and what the law actually does with parricide defendants.

Hollywood tragedy meets hard law: Nick Reiner is charged with stabbing his parents, and now the fight turns to who's funding his defense.

We break down the reported use of Rob and Michele Reiner's estate, the California "slayer statute," and how an insanity plea could change everything.

Plus, what the party the night before and Nick's mental-health history might mean in court. Stay to the end for the legal bottom line and what this case could mean for future high-profile family murders.

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