Nick Reiner's Trial Delayed, Death Penalty on Table

0:00On April 29, the trial for 32-year-old Nick Reiner, charged with murdering his parents, Robin McKelley, just got pushed back to September. His defense team asked for more time, because they're still waiting on key autopsy reports from the December 14th killings where the couple had. They're throwed slashed in their Brentwood home. Prosecutors were billed in court. They still have nearly two terabytes of evidence to hand over, which is slowing everything down. Nick showed up in a yellow-jail jumpsuit, stayed mostly quiet, and remains locked up without bail after pleading not guilty back in February. Nick has a long history of drug addiction and mental health struggles, including schizoaffective disorder, and he'd recently switched meds. Insiders say he seemed totally out of touch with reality, leading up to the attack. The night before, the family had attended a Christmas party, where Robin Nick got into a big argument over Nick's behavior, and Rob even told friends. He feared his own son. Despite that, they let him move back

1:00home days earlier to help him through tough times. Now, with the death penalty on the table after a careful review by top prosecutors, this heartbreaking family saga drags on as everyone awaits those. Final reports and the new trial date. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Corey with The Story.