How the Menendez brothers murder case unfolded after huge new release twist
Two men at the centre of one of the most famous murder cases in the 20th century are one step closer to freedom after spending 34 years behind bars. A California prosecutor said he is requesting that a court resentence Erik and Lyle Menendez, now 53 and 56, meaning the pair could possibly be released on parole.
Hazel Thornton, who served as a juror during Erik and Lyle Menendez's 1993 trial for the murder of their parents, said that the men on the jury weren't swayed by the brothers' claims that their ...
The Los Angeles district attorney has released new “evidence” in the Lyle and Erik Menendez case that could potentially lead to a review of their life sentences for murder.
Family members of Lyle and Erik Menendez held a news conference in LA on Wednesday as calls for the brothers' freedom intensify.
Now, the jury would hear from only some — not all—of the witnesses who knew the Menendez family and helped corroborate the brothers' claims of abuse. Cliff Gardner: The D.A. was not going to ...
Ultimately, the trial resulted in a hung jury. The second trial began in 1995. The Menendez brothers were tried together in front of a single jury and eventually convicted on two counts of ...
The relatives say the new evidence demonstrates the abuse the brothers suffered at the hands of their father, wealthy music executive Jose Menendez. A jury found the brothers guilty in 1996 of ...
A mistrial was declared. Prosecutors decided to retry the Menendez brothers. At the retrial, which began in October 1995, and consisted of only one jury instead of two, prosecutors argued the ...
The Menendez brothers were tried twice for their parents’ murders, with the first trial ending in a hung jury. Prosecutors at the time contended that there was no evidence of molestation ...
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