Stab Wounds Fatal for Reiner Couple; Family Member Questioned

A domestic tragedy appears to have unfolded in the home of Hollywood royalty. Rob Reiner and his wife Michele were found dead on Sunday, victims of fatal stab wounds. Law enforcement sources have indicated that the investigation is currently focused on a family member, who is being questioned by detectives regarding the double homicide.
The incident occurred at the Reiner residence in Brentwood, a wealthy enclave on the west side of Los Angeles. Firefighters arrived in the afternoon for a medical emergency but found the couple beyond help. The police were subsequently called to investigate the scene, which has since been locked down as detectives gather evidence.
Rob Reiner, 78, was a titan of the industry. His career began with acting, most famously in All in the Family, before he moved on to direct a series of massive hits including A Few Good Men and Misery. His wife Michele, 68, was a photographer and his partner in numerous philanthropic endeavors. They had been married since 1989.
The questioning of a family member suggests a deeply personal nature to the crime, though police have not released specific details about the suspect’s identity or motive. The official who provided information to the press did so anonymously, citing the sensitive stage of the ongoing investigation.
Friends and admirers have been left reeling. The family of Norman Lear expressed their sorrow, noting the close bond between the two families. They emphasized that Rob and Michele spent their lives trying to make the world a better place through art and love. Now, the community waits for answers as the police continue their grim work.