It's gets better. Or alarming if you liked Meathead. Nick hired that top Lawyer with Rob's money.
Duh!!!
The only poster who had his account banned 4 times without ever breaking any rules each of those times.

Definitely the Son. You can feel the intensity of his Crazy eye Love. It's clearly palpable
The only poster who had his account banned 4 times without ever breaking any rules each of those times.

I wonder which one loves the other most from the photo?
Look at the dad.
Look at the son.

Evidently, prison is a bad place to contract COVID.
But he was no spring chicken, and at that age I suppose COVID is a bad deal no matter where you are.
I sure as **** don't want it again.

Yep.
Durst died of a heart attack in prison.

I think that was a murder of a lady he committed in California before he went to Houston?
That guy didn't seem to have any issues with killing people.
Did he die in prison of Covid?
I have watched so much true crime, they start to meld together after a while.
I am pretty sure that Phil Spector died of Covid in prison.

They finally convicted him for one of his murders, but he was pushing 80 and died not long after.
So he pretty much got away with it. Maybe Nick will try to do the same.

Okay, I got interested in that one after I saw the movie (I think starring Ryan Gosling?).
I thought it was a pretty good flick.
Then I started looking for documentaries about him.
Yeah, that was someone I thought should have been at least locked up for life. At least.

That's the one.

I type too slow and there is a lot to the case, but in short: Karen Reed was the lady in Boston who The Commonwealth alleged struck her police officer boyfriend with her vehicle after an argument and left him to die on a lawn in a blizzard. Personally, I did think she did it, but maybe there was reasonable doubt. The jury hung the first go around, and she walked the second time. She had quite a fan following, and I think Jackson got the right jury.
(Whitey Bulger's ex-lawyer, Hank Brennan I think, was the prosecutor in the second trial.)
Was Durst the guy who was suspected of killing his girlfriend up in one of the New England states, but they never could find her body? And for some reason he went on the run and there was another murder of another woman involved, and the guy he killed and dismembered in Texas (Houston?) was his house mate? He threw the body parts in the bay? Or am I thinking of a different case?

I don't know that case, but yeah. Robert Durst murdered his neighbor and his attorney got him off with an "evidence tampering" conviction for dismembering the body.
Justice is often what you can afford $.

Well, Jackson did get Karen Reed off. But that was a different can of worms.

It may not go to trial.
He hasn't been arraigned, yet, so we'll see how he pleads.
If you've got the money, you're gonna hire a good lawyer, regardless.

https://www.instagram.com/romyreiner/?hl=en
That poor daughter who probably slipped in a pool of her parents blood discovered the body.
She looks normal.

The other son appears normal:
https://www.facebook.com/jake.reiner2

Was he the son of Kathy Bates in Misery?
The guy is a loser. a drug addict. a failed screenwriter. a failed actor. a failed human being. a failed son.

This guy is a real piece of ****
Melton1 Wanted for Pedophilia:
https://i.ibb.co/6cnPmJVr/IMG-0830.jpg
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/Zjxk307CND0

I don't know the whys or wherefores, but earlier today the media reported that he was "behind glass" and they were not allowed to film him. They did film Jackson.

Don't you think it's silly in almost 2026 we are looking at silly drawings who have to autograph their own images for a court trial when the camera first put out a picture in 1826?

Alan Jackson–he recently represented Karen Reed in her two trials.
He was a prosecutor once upon a time.