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Son of fatally stabbed Rob Reiner calls parents' murder case a 'nightmare'

Son of fatally stabbed Rob Reiner calls parents' murder case a 'nightmare'

Jake Reiner, the son of filmmaker Rob Reiner, has described the "nightmare" of learning about his parents' fatal stabbings in a recent blog post. His brother, Nick Reiner, is currently the suspect in the murder case.

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