Nick Reiner: Is the Tell-All Strategy or a Symptom?
About this episode
The episode explores the complex mental state of Nick Reiner, who is both claiming innocence and allegedly planning a revenge tell-all from prison.
Sources describe Nick Reiner as delusional and almost childlike inside Twin Towers Correctional Facility. He reportedly screams his innocence at night. He allegedly cannot process why he is incarcerated. He has a reported schizoaffective disorder diagnosis, a documented history of addiction spanning years of treatment and relapse, and sources indicate a medication change occurred roughly a month before the night his parents were allegedly stabbed to death in their Brentwood home. And yet — according to reports — he is simultaneously allegedly planning a revenge tell-all designed to name names, expose what he calls family secrets, and humiliate the surviving family members who have cut contact with him. Retired FBI Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program Chief Robin Dreeke breaks down whether those two realities can coexist in the same person, or whether one of them is the mask. What does a behavioral analyst make of someone described as nearly childlike who is reportedly plotting maximum-damage retaliation from behind bars? Is this strategy from someone more aware of his circumstances than sources suggest — or is it a symptom of the mental state that may become the…
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