LOS ANGELES (AP) — Investigators are probing the deaths of Rob Reiner, the acclaimed director, actor, and the son of comedy giant Carl Reiner, along with his wife Michele, who were found dead in their home in Los Angeles. Sources suggest the couple likely suffered stab wounds, prompting a thorough investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department.

The couple was discovered after the Los Angeles Fire Department received a medical aid request early in the afternoon on Sunday. Assistant Chief Alan Hamilton of the LAPD stated that no suspects have currently been identified, and they are working diligently to gather insights from family members.

Known for his work on popular films such as 'This is Spinal Tap,' 'A Few Good Men,' and 'When Harry Met Sally', Reiner was a prominent figure in Hollywood. His television role as 'Meathead' in 'All in the Family' won him two Emmy Awards and left an indelible mark on popular culture.

Karen Bass, the mayor of Los Angeles, expressed her condolences, recognizing Reiner's contributions to American culture and his advocacy for social justice through his creative endeavors.

Moreover, the shockwaves from this tragic event have been felt deeply across the entertainment industry, with many mourning the loss of both Reiner and Michele, who was not only his partner for over three decades but also a talented photographer.

Reiner's legacy includes not just his cinematic works, but his commitment to activism, promoting social justice throughout his career. As investigations continue, the hope remains that those responsible for this heinous act will be brought to justice.