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FULL REINER PRESSER SUMMARY: LAPD Deputy Chief Alan Hamilton's preliminary update on the deaths of Rob Reiner and his wife Michele: - Officially classified as a 'death investigation' (not yet confirmed as homicide publicly). - Nearly 6 hours after discovery, no full search of the property had been conducted....

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