🔗 Share this article New Details Come to Light Concerning the Discovery of the Bodies of Rob and Michele Reiner Bodies Fresh particulars have surfaced about the shocking passing of renowned film director Rob Reiner and visual artist Michele Singer Reiner, whose remains were found at their Los Angeles home residence on Sunday. A Initial Report According to a report citing a person close to the family, a therapist scheduled for an session initially became concerned after failing to get inside the residence. The practitioner then contacted the couple's daughter, Romy Reiner, who resides nearby. When she went into the house, Romy found her father's body. It is said she then fled the house in anguish, not realizing at that moment that her mother's body was there as well. Her roommate who had accompanied her promptly called 911. Following this, emergency responders discovered Michele Singer Reiner's body. Legal Developments The police have charged the couple's 32-year-old son, Nick Reiner, with two counts of premeditated murder, including the alleged use of a deadly weapon, reportedly a knife. He is currently in custody and denied bail. Correcting the Record The confidential informant challenged several earlier details. It was stated that while Romy Reiner informed emergency responders that her brother Nick lived in a guesthouse on the estate, she did not point to him as a person of interest at that juncture. The source also refuted circulated claims that Rob and Michele Singer Reiner had been unusually "worried" about Nick's actions in recent weeks. The source claimed the family was "used to working through [Nick's] problems together." This refutation applies to reports of reportedly "erratic" conduct by Nick at a party hosted by Conan O'Brien on the night before the bodies were found. Although the source stated they were unable to confirm whether Rob had "chastised" his son at the party, they asserted that suggestions of a "major confrontation" between the two were inaccurate. Investigation Details As stated by law enforcement officials, the medical examiner had yet to determine as of Tuesday whether the Reiners died Saturday night or on Sunday. Some accounts suggested the condition of their bodies implied they had been deceased for a period of time. Nick Reiner was taken into custody at around 9:30 p.m. on Sunday in the neighbourhood of Exposition Park, some 15 miles from the residence. He was set to have a hearing on Tuesday, but his lawyer, Alan Jackson, indicated his client had a medical issue and would be unable to attend until no sooner than Wednesday.