Drugs don't manufacture thoughts like kill, steal, lie etc. They make it easier to act on existing emotions or thoughts already in someone's head. Addicts are already impulse control challenged,
I suspect the addiction was the result of using drugs to quiet the voices he was hearing and that were telling him to do things -- in this case to murder his parents.
But....I wonder if there ever was a time, in his drug filled mind, where he did threaten to kill his parents?
You might be right, Miss Kate. I believe Reiner is being arraigned on Jan. 7, so that might provide a little more info. He may end up in a criminally insane institution.
Reportedly he is schizophrenic. The new drugs recently prescribed for him evidently made his condition worse. Then on top of that, something like crystal meth turned him into an animal.
Mornin' @ChiroDoc . My reasons for believing there will never be a trial are 1) Jackson will be sure he gets an Incompetent to Stand Trial order issued, or 2) suicide (yes, he's on suicide watch, but sure wouldn't be the first time it happened.)
In Norway and the Netherlands they have their cosy own room. I saw when 2 Dutch boys went to Area51 and he filmed in an American prison in the part for people with speeding tickets or something and that already looked horrible. They did have their own room but they heard people yell and scream and all because someone thought it was funny to send them the wrong way.
It'll be a death penalty charge, and Calif. does technically still have the death penalty on the books. But the present administration has said he will never allow an execution on his watch. 'Course his term is coming to a close.... But Reiner will never get the death penalty.
Saw that. On TMZ they bring up the not guilty by reason of insanity but have to wonder if the son is saying he's innocent period and won't follow the advice of the lawyer
That's where I saw it, too. TMZ exclusive. Not sure about saying he's not guilty. Insanity is probably what they'll go for because they found him in a hotel room with blood all over the tub where he tried to "clean up." Pleading not guilty [hopefully] wouldn't get him very far.
Re: your last statement- of course they can.
