Nick Reiner's life behind bars after parent’s murder exposed

The imprisoned life of Nick Reiner, who has been accused of murdering his parents Rob Reiner and Michele Reiner, behind bars has been exposed.

According to PEOPLE source, the 32-year-old convicted murderer has been housed inside Tower 2’s high-observation mental health unit and remains alone in his cell. His world is confined to a drab 7-by-10-foot cell.

A Los Angeles County sheriff source revealed that the mental health professionals determined the junior Reiner has a "mental disability".

Moreover, four police sources while dishing out about his meals, he is served three meals a day.

A law enforcement insider, in this regard, revealed, "He has about an hour to eat and then a deputy sheriff collects his tray inside his cell."

According to the source, the facility junior Reiner is serving has a different and "better" menu than other L.A. jails.

He was arrested on December 15, one day after the bodies of his parents were found from their home.

Nick Reiner faces two counts of first-degree murder and could receive life in prison without parole or the death penalty if convicted.