Jake Reiner recounts grief after parents’ killings and brother’s arrest
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Jake Reiner has given his first television interview since the deaths of his parents, describing an enduring sense of grief and anger eight months after they were killed. He said the arrest of his brother Nick, who is accused of the killings, has left him and his sister Romy as the remaining siblings, while their parents’ efforts to support Nick make the deaths especially difficult to comprehend.
Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner were found stabbed to death at their Brentwood home on 14 December. Nick Reiner, 32, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree murder; an indictment unsealed on 12 August alleges he lay in wait and used a knife, though prosecutors have not disclosed further details or said whether they will seek the death penalty. Jake is continuing his parents’ charitable legacy through the Children’s Institute and plans to attend its gala on 8 November.
- Jake Reiner describes lasting grief after his parents’ deaths.
- His brother Nick denies two murder charges.
- An unsealed indictment alleges Nick lay in wait.
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Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner were a married couple who were found dead at their home in Brentwood, Los Angeles, in December. Their son Nick has been charged with murdering them and has denied the allegations.
The case has affected the couple’s other children, Jake and Romy, as they deal with the deaths and the criminal case involving their brother. Jake is also involved with the Children’s Institute, a charity supported by his parents.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Jake Reiner describes utter grief after his parents Rob and Michele were murdered and what he thinks about his suspected killer brother”.