Court Seals Key Records in Reiner Homicide Case
Authorities investigating the deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner have moved to temporarily lock down critical records as the homicide case continues to unfold behind the scenes. Medical examiner files tied to the…

Authorities investigating the deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner have moved to temporarily lock down critical Records as the homicide case continues to unfold behind the scenes.
Medical examiner files tied to the high-profile investigation have been sealed under a court order requested by the Los Angeles Police Department, according to PEOPLE.
The order places a “security hold” on all related Records, preventing their public release until further notice.
The move blocks the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Office from posting or releasing any additional information connected to the case, including the full medical examiner’s report. Police said the request was made so detectives could review sensitive details before they became public.
In a statement to NBC 4, which first reported the development, the LAPD said investigators wanted to receive “important information” about the deaths “before the media and the public.”
The Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed Monday, Dec. 29, that it received the court order early on Dec. 24.
“While the cause and manner of death were previously released on these cases, due to the court order, the information is no longer available,” the office said. “No other case information or Records



