Nick Reiner will soon be facing the grand jury for the murder of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner. While it was previously alleged by the former’s attorneys that he acted under mental distress, new court filings have revealed that he is facing a new “lying in wait” charge. Amid the latest revelations, celebrity criminal defense attorney Seth J. Zuckerman has reflected on what this could mean for the case.
Nick Reiner charged with “lying in wait” charge
According to the latest reports, Nick Reiner is being charged with “lying in wait” for the murder of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner. The new court documents have alleged that he may have launched the “surprise attack” after eerily “watching and waiting” to make his move. Amid the new allegations, criminal defense attorney Seth J. Zuckerman has explained what this might mean for Nick in a conversation with Page Six.
During the interaction, criminal defense attorney Seth J. Zuckerman revealed that Rob and Michele Reiner may have been “unaware that this was going to happen” and that Nick could have been “watching and waiting.” He explained that the new charge differs from premeditated murder, which only required “proof of active planning and deliberation,” or thinking out committing an act of murder. He added:
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