🔗 Share this article Fresh Details Come to Light Regarding the Location of the Reiner Couple's Remains Recent details have emerged concerning the untimely passing of acclaimed filmmaker Rob Reiner and artist Michele Singer Reiner, whose remains were found at their residence residence on Sunday. The Discovery According to a report citing a person close to the family, a therapist scheduled for an appointment was the first to notice something was wrong after failing to get inside the home. The therapist then got in touch with the couple's daughter, Romy Reiner, who resides nearby. After gaining access to the home, Romy discovered her father's body. Accounts indicate she then left the home distraught, unaware at that moment that her mother's body was also inside. Another individual who had accompanied her then dialed 911. Afterward, first responders located Michele Singer Reiner's body. Criminal Developments Authorities have formally accused the couple's 32-year-old son, Nick Reiner, with two counts of murder in the first degree, as well as the use of a dangerous weapon, said to be a knife. He is currently detained and denied bail. Clarifications The anonymous source also disputed several earlier details. The source indicated that while Romy Reiner told emergency responders that her brother Nick lived in a guesthouse on the estate, she did not name him as a potential suspect at that juncture. Furthermore pushed back against published suggestions that Rob and Michele Singer Reiner had been unusually "worried" about Nick's actions in recent weeks. Instead the family was "familiar with working through [Nick's] problems together." This correction applies to accounts of reportedly "unstable" conduct by Nick at a gathering thrown by Conan O'Brien the evening prior to the bodies were found. While the source noted they were not in a position to confirm whether Rob had "scolded" his son at the party, they maintained that reports of a "major confrontation" between the two were inaccurate. Ongoing Inquiry Details According to law enforcement officials, the coroner had still not confirmed at that point whether the Reiners died on Saturday evening or on Sunday. Some media reports noted the state of their bodies implied they had been deceased for a number of hours. Nick Reiner was taken into custody at approximately 9:30 p.m. on Sunday in the Exposition Park, about 15 miles from the family home. He was set to appear in court on Tuesday, but his lawyer, Alan Jackson, stated his client had a medical issue and would not appear until no sooner than Wednesday.