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And he had invited Rob, who then brought his son with him.

And I guess this wasn't some sort of quiet disagreement.

This was loud enough that people overheard it.

Nick was also reportedly heard walking up to a bunch of different people at this party being like, hey, what's your first and last name?

Are you famous?

Like just kind of these like off-putting questions.

And we'll get into more of his background and some mental health struggles and some drug addiction and all of that.

But just approaching people in a very abrasive way and off-putting kind of way.

He also reportedly asked this to comedian and actor Bill Hader.

And there was some sort of exchange between the two of them.

So anyways, after that argument, apparently Rob and Michelle left the party early, which that detail really does matter in this case because it illustrates possible conflict and then motive and then escalation into the double murder.

So the night ends.

Nobody knows what had happened inside that house.

But the following day, Rob and Michelle were discovered around 3.30 p.m.

This was on Sunday, and they were discovered by their daughter, Romy.

This was after a massage therapist couldn't get into the house and then called Romy to tell her they couldn't get in the house, and they arrived there, police were called, and Rob and Michelle were discovered.

They had both suffered multiple sharp force injuries that are in line with stab wounds, and their deaths were ruled homicides.

Now what's interesting is when the officers arrived, Nick's sister Romy reportedly warned them, saying that Nick, her brother, was very, quote, dangerous.

Which that detail alone is pretty heavy because for you to have to describe your sibling as dangerous, that's not something small or something light.

That is like a very loaded, powerful statement.