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Nick Reiner’s Attorney Withdraws, Arraignment Delayed to Feb. 23 in Parents’ Murder Case

He remains jailed without bail under high observation at Twin Towers.

Overview

  • Judge Theresa McGonigle granted Alan Jackson’s request to leave the case and appointed deputy public defender Kimberly Greene to represent Reiner.
  • Reiner told the court he agreed to postpone the proceeding, and the arraignment was reset for February 23.
  • He is charged with two counts of first-degree murder with special circumstances and a knife allegation, exposing him to life without parole or the death penalty pending a prosecution decision.
  • A sheriff’s source said Reiner was recently taken off suicide watch but remains housed alone in High Observation Housing and is frequently monitored.
  • The medical examiner determined Rob and Michele Reiner died from multiple sharp-force injuries; autopsy records are sealed at the LAPD’s request, and no motive has been disclosed.