(12-22-2025 11:16 AM)Eldonabe Wrote: Rob Reiner - Quote:
"Too bad he turned his head. Maybe next time they won't miss".
Any evidence or proof Reiner actually said this anywhere besides right wing grift accounts (typically foreign)?
Very on brand for cult members to use obvious disinformation to justify dear leaders disgustingness
Yeah Reiner never said that. Always humorous when the "muh fake news" crowd gets duped by fake news.
First off I dont have a clue on anything he said or didnt say. I avoid that type of shite as much as I can. But I'm going to put a common left tactic on you....
prove he didn't say it
Before you start posting links to someone else saying he never said it. That's not proof, its someone's opinion
The onus is on Eldon to prove he did say what Eldon claimed.
Prove he didn't say it? I'm not omnipresent. I searched for any contemporaneous articles or videos of that particular quote attributed to Reiner and nothing came up.
Donald Trump said, and I quote, "I prefer the company of fourteen year old girls".
Prove he didn't say it.
That's the point, the left does this crap all the time, runs with it and with in a week a large% believes it.
Is that the case here? Could be, and unless its a threat, 99% of the time I dont care what a complete stranger to me says. I just dont understand people spending hours on twitter no matter which way you vote....
but just like we can't 100% say Trump never said that we also cant say 100% this guy didnt either. I'm 100% sure if someone asked Trump if he said that he would say no. Did Meathead ever say this was a lie?
I can fully understand what Trump said about Meathead....
if someone was a part of the attack on me and my family like Meathead. I would have said worse
(This post was last modified: 12-23-2025 03:54 PM by WKUYG.)
(12-22-2025 12:10 PM)ballantyneapp Wrote: Any evidence or proof Reiner actually said this anywhere besides right wing grift accounts (typically foreign)?
Very on brand for cult members to use obvious disinformation to justify dear leaders disgustingness
Yeah Reiner never said that. Always humorous when the "muh fake news" crowd gets duped by fake news.
First off I dont have a clue on anything he said or didnt say. I avoid that type of shite as much as I can. But I'm going to put a common left tactic on you....
prove he didn't say it
Before you start posting links to someone else saying he never said it. That's not proof, its someone's opinion
The onus is on Eldon to prove he did say what Eldon claimed.
Prove he didn't say it? I'm not omnipresent. I searched for any contemporaneous articles or videos of that particular quote attributed to Reiner and nothing came up.
Donald Trump said, and I quote, "I prefer the company of fourteen year old girls".
Prove he didn't say it.
That's the point, the left does this crap all the time, runs with it and with in a week a large% believes it.
Is that the case here? Could be, and unless its a threat, 99% of the time I dont care what a complete stranger to me says. I just dont understand people spending hours on twitter no matter which way you vote....
but just like we can't 100% say Trump never said that we also cant say 100% this guy didnt either. I'm 100% sure if someone asked Trump if he said that he would say no. Did Meathead ever say this was a lie?
I can fully understand what Trump said about Meathead....
if someone was a part of the attack on me and my family like Meathead. I would have said worse
Dude, this is FAR from an issue for one side...please.
(12-23-2025 05:12 PM)DaSaintFan Wrote: I believe the "too bad he turned his head... " was not from Reiner, but rather a left-wing influencer on "X" and Rob's name got attached to it....
The guy from Tenacious D...who actually sort of looks like Rob Reiner...was the one guy who I heard say the worst thing.
But in a country of 300 million...I'm sure there were more than several folks who would have been happy had he been killed. I'm not one of them...that would have been a lot worse for the country than trump getting elected.
(12-22-2025 12:10 PM)ballantyneapp Wrote: Any evidence or proof Reiner actually said this anywhere besides right wing grift accounts (typically foreign)?
Very on brand for cult members to use obvious disinformation to justify dear leaders disgustingness
Yeah Reiner never said that. Always humorous when the "muh fake news" crowd gets duped by fake news.
First off I dont have a clue on anything he said or didnt say. I avoid that type of shite as much as I can. But I'm going to put a common left tactic on you....
prove he didn't say it
Before you start posting links to someone else saying he never said it. That's not proof, its someone's opinion
The onus is on Eldon to prove he did say what Eldon claimed.
Prove he didn't say it? I'm not omnipresent. I searched for any contemporaneous articles or videos of that particular quote attributed to Reiner and nothing came up.
Donald Trump said, and I quote, "I prefer the company of fourteen year old girls".
Prove he didn't say it.
That's the point, the left does this crap all the time, runs with it and with in a week a large% believes it.
Is that the case here? Could be, and unless its a threat, 99% of the time I dont care what a complete stranger to me says. I just dont understand people spending hours on twitter no matter which way you vote....
but just like we can't 100% say Trump never said that we also cant say 100% this guy didnt either. I'm 100% sure if someone asked Trump if he said that he would say no. Did Meathead ever say this was a lie?
I can fully understand what Trump said about Meathead....
if someone was a part of the attack on me and my family like Meathead. I would have said worse
This is the weakest argument I’ve ever seen on this board and one guy just replies with dear leader one liners to any inconvenient facts that get presented to him.
Quote:His brother and sister are understandably unforgiving.
When Nick Reiner’s powerhouse attorney left his defense and was substituted by a public defender, experts were quick to point out that this situation had developed out of a lack of funds to pay hefty legal bills.
Today (12), a repost arises that Reiner’s siblings have decided not to support their brother’s expensive legal bills and have cut him off completely.
Daily Mail reported:
“Sources close to the family said Jake and Romy Reiner made the ‘unanimous’ decision together, with the full backing of their wider family. The revelation comes after high-powered attorney Alan Jackson announced at a court hearing on Wednesday that he was stepping down as Nick’s attorney.
‘[Nick] did this himself, he can deal with the consequences himself,’ an insider told the Daily Mail. ‘Rob and Michele have always been generous with their money to their kids. So he has always had money, and should have some in his account’.”
Jake and Romy are reportedly ‘disgusted’ with their brother and have made the painful decision that he has to take full responsibility for his own defense.
Nick has been charged with the murders of his parents Rob and Michelle Reiner, in their Los Angeles home, in the early hours of December 14.
After Jackson left the case, Nick’s case will now be handled by the LA County public defender’s office.
“’He’s accused of taking their parents, now should he take their inheritance so he can get free from the consequences? That’s what everyone’s reaction has been,’ a source told the Daily Mail. The siblings agonized over the decision because, sources said, it goes against the Reiner family ethos to turn your back on loved ones. But Jake and Romy eventually concluded that distancing themselves from Nick was in their best interest.”
“’It’s not like the Reiners or their nearest and dearest to turn their backs on a family member or anyone close to them. But this is different,’ the source said. ‘This is incomprehensible. The disgust over Nick’s alleged despicable act is felt by everyone and the inclination to spend millions on his defense is just not there’.”
Quote:His brother and sister are understandably unforgiving.
When Nick Reiner’s powerhouse attorney left his defense and was substituted by a public defender, experts were quick to point out that this situation had developed out of a lack of funds to pay hefty legal bills.
Today (12), a repost arises that Reiner’s siblings have decided not to support their brother’s expensive legal bills and have cut him off completely.
Daily Mail reported:
“Sources close to the family said Jake and Romy Reiner made the ‘unanimous’ decision together, with the full backing of their wider family. The revelation comes after high-powered attorney Alan Jackson announced at a court hearing on Wednesday that he was stepping down as Nick’s attorney.
‘[Nick] did this himself, he can deal with the consequences himself,’ an insider told the Daily Mail. ‘Rob and Michele have always been generous with their money to their kids. So he has always had money, and should have some in his account’.”
Jake and Romy are reportedly ‘disgusted’ with their brother and have made the painful decision that he has to take full responsibility for his own defense.
Nick has been charged with the murders of his parents Rob and Michelle Reiner, in their Los Angeles home, in the early hours of December 14.
After Jackson left the case, Nick’s case will now be handled by the LA County public defender’s office.
“’He’s accused of taking their parents, now should he take their inheritance so he can get free from the consequences? That’s what everyone’s reaction has been,’ a source told the Daily Mail. The siblings agonized over the decision because, sources said, it goes against the Reiner family ethos to turn your back on loved ones. But Jake and Romy eventually concluded that distancing themselves from Nick was in their best interest.”
“’It’s not like the Reiners or their nearest and dearest to turn their backs on a family member or anyone close to them. But this is different,’ the source said. ‘This is incomprehensible. The disgust over Nick’s alleged despicable act is felt by everyone and the inclination to spend millions on his defense is just not there’.”
Well, it appears that the people of CA will be taking the responsibility for his defense... Typical liberals...
Quote:LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rob Reiner’s son Nick Reiner is seeking unpaid money from a trust his parents established for him, saying he needs it to help in his defense against charges that he killed them.
A petition filed by the 32-year-old Nick Reiner’s civil attorneys in a Los Angeles County court on Monday says that trustees overseeing the funds have denied them to him without legal justification, and he needs and should get them now.
“Nick loved his parents, and he is devastated by their deaths. But the facts about what did and did not happen to them are not at issue in this Trust litigation,” the petition says. “Like anyone accused of a crime, Nick is presumed innocent, and he is entitled to mount his defense with the resources that are lawfully his own.”
The director and Hollywood luminary Rob Reiner and his wife, photographer and producer Michele Singer Reiner, were stabbed to death in their home in the upscale Brentwood section of Los Angeles on Dec. 14. Nick Reiner was arrested hours later and has since pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder.
Reiner retained high-profile private lawyer Alan Jackson to represent him, but less than a month later Jackson left the case for reasons he said he couldn’t share. The new filing reveals that Reiner’s siblings, Jake and Romy Reiner, had initially agreed to pay for Jackson, but reversed course.
In a declaration included with the petition, Jackson said “my firm stands ready, willing, and able to resume representation of Mr. Reiner” if the funds become available.
The filing says that apart from the larger Reiner family trust, which is not at issue, Rob and Michele Reiner established smaller individual trusts for Nick Reiner and his siblings. It says they left “unambiguous instructions” in Nick Reiner’s trust, established in 1993, that he was to receive half its money when he turned 30 and the rest at 35.
But, the filing says, Reiner never received the funds he was entitled to at 30, and that the trustee overseeing them since February — attorney Paul R. Kanin — has given “a shifting series of excuses and justifications” to deny Reiner the money, including concerns about Reiner’s competence that have no bearing on a payout that is mandatory.
Reiner says he should also get the money he was to receive at 35 immediately because his defense and his need for basic necessities in jail require it.
The petition says the trust has at least $1.5 million in assets, but that Kanin will not share the exact amount of its value.
Kanin did not immediately respond to an after-hours email seeking comment.
Proceedings in Reiner’s murder case are moving slowly. He is scheduled to return to court for a pretrial hearing in September. He is eligible for the death penalty, but District Attorney Nathan Hochman has said his office has not yet decided whether to seek it.
Authorities have said nothing about possible motives, and leaks in the case have been virtually nonexistent on both sides. A court order has kept most details of the autopsy secret. Many of the most basic questions about the killing remain unanswered publicly.
On the day he left the case, Jackson, speaking outside court, declared adamantly that “pursuant to the laws of California, Nick Reiner is not guilty of murder.”
In April, Jake Reiner gave his first detailed account of the experience of losing his parents and having his brother at the center of it, calling it “a living nightmare” that is “too devastating to comprehend.”
(This post was last modified: 06-09-2026 12:26 PM by CrimsonPhantom.)
Holy crap, the guy is accused of killing his parents, yet he has the gall to ask for their money to defend himself against the charges. That's Looney Tunes level BS right there.
(06-09-2026 12:32 PM)TripleA Wrote: Holy crap, the guy is accused of killing his parents, yet he has the gall to ask for their money to defend himself against the charges. That's Looney Tunes level BS right there.
Yeah, I can only imagine how the rest of the family feels knowing he killed them and now wants their money to defend himself in court.
(06-09-2026 12:32 PM)TripleA Wrote: Holy crap, the guy is accused of killing his parents, yet he has the gall to ask for their money to defend himself against the charges. That's Looney Tunes level BS right there.
Yeah, I can only imagine how the rest of the family feels knowing he killed them and now wants their money to defend himself in court.
Can you imagine the size of the balls this kid has to do that?
(06-09-2026 12:32 PM)TripleA Wrote: Holy crap, the guy is accused of killing his parents, yet he has the gall to ask for their money to defend himself against the charges. That's Looney Tunes level BS right there.
Yeah, I can only imagine how the rest of the family feels knowing he killed them and now wants their money to defend himself in court.
Can you imagine the size of the balls this kid has to do that?
Well, in America one is presumed innocent until proven guilty. I couldn't imagine an honest judge saying the kid couldn't get HIS money as long as it is owed him.
(12-23-2025 03:48 PM)TripleA Wrote: I can't imagine what was going through those people's minds as their son was in the act of murdering them.
I have a good imagination. "Damn you, Trump!" Most likely they take tranquilizers every night and the kid knew it. So, they were probably in the middle of a Michael Jackson sleep when he carved them up.
