US EditionNick Reiner Believes He’s Victim of a ‘Conspiracy,’ New Documentary Claims
Nick Reiner faces first-degree murder charges amid claims of schizoaffective disorder and medication changes that may support an insanity defense, his attorney withdrew before arraignment.
- On Jan. 10, TMZ Investigates' documentary streamed on Hulu after airing on FOX 11, and Nick Reiner was charged with first-degree murder after his Dec. 14 arrest in Los Angeles.
- Clinical records and interviews point to long-standing mental-health issues and recent medication adjustments; sources say doctors changed his meds in recent weeks, causing a `complete break from reality`.
- After Jackson's withdrawal on Wednesday, the arraignment was delayed and TMZ reports public defender Kimberly Greene will now represent Reiner.
- Levin said the defence will center on an insanity plea, with Reiner taken off suicide watch before arraignment and insiders saying he believes in a conspiracy against him.
- Levin explained on Good Day LA, `It is a there is a form of schizophrenia involved in this. Hallucinations, delusions, but also there's severe mood disorders, manias, severe depression. And for years it was undiagnosed.` TMZ and FOX 11 report intense media scrutiny of Reiner's treatment history and mental health.
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Nick Reiner believes he's a victim of 'conspiracy' while in jail for parents' murders: documentary
TMZ documentary reveals Nick Reiner allegedly killed parents Rob and Michele after doctors changed his schizoaffective disorder medication one month before the murders.
Sources cited by TMZ attribute the deterioration of Nick Reiner's condition to a change in medication, a month before the murders of Rob and Michelle Reiner.
Nick Reiner, the son of directors Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, doesn't understand why he's behind bars. The 32-year-old, who is accused of murdering his parents, is believed to be part of a conspiracy against him by the people who sent him to prison, a source close to the Reiner family, who suffered a family tragedy at the end of the year, told TMZ.
Nick Reiner believes he's a victim of 'conspiracy' while in jail for parents' murders: documentary – Democratic Accent
As Nick Reiner remains in jail, charged with the murders of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner, a new documentary is exploring what could have contributed to the crimes. “TMZ Investigates: The Reiner Murders: What Really Happened” discusses how Nick’s mental health diagnosis and drug addiction potentially led to the murders of Rob and Michele. According to the documentary, Nick was aware of his alleged actions at the time of the murders, “but h…
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