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There’s hope for Lyle and Erik Menendez to have a prison release in time for the holiday season.
On Thursday, (Oct. 24), Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced that he will formally ask the court to resentence the Menendez Brothers for the 1989 murders of their parents, Jose Menendez and Kitty Menendez. Lyle, 56, and Erik, 53, are the focus of Netflix miniseries Monsters: The Lyle and Eric Menendez Story, which premiered in September.
Following Gascón’s announcement, district attorney Mark Geragos, who was backed by the family members of Lyle and Erik, shared his gratitude for the decision during an Oct. 24 press conference. Geragos also predicted that the brothers’ life sentence without parole would be greatly reduced, with them being released in time for Thanksgiving.
“The family is uniform behind me in their resolve that these boys need to come home,” Geragos said around the 30-second mark of the video below. “And today is a monumental, monumental victory on that path.”
The attorney was then joined by a chorus of the family saying, “Bring them home.”
“I believe before Thanksgiving, they will be home,” Geragos continued around the 2:50-minute mark. “I still believe that.”
Lyle and Erik, who were 18 and 21, respectively, at the time of their parents’ murders, alleged that they were victims of sexual abuse at the hands of their father, which family members corroborated. Supporting the men is Joan Anderson VanderMolen, 92, who previously spoke at an October 19 press conference.
“The truth is, Lyle and Eric were veiled by the very people who should have protected them, by their parents, by the system, by society at large,” Vandermolen said at the time. “When they stood trial, the whole world wasn’t ready to believe that the boys could be raped, or that young men could be victims of sexual violence. Today, we know better. We know that abuse has long lasting effects, and victims of trauma sometimes act in ways that are very difficult to understand.”
Eight months before Jose and Kitty’s murders, Erik wrote a letter to his cousin, Andy Cando, describing the sexual abuse enacted by his father.
Gascón is seeking a 50-year-to-life sentence for the Menendez Brothers, which, under California Penal Code § 1172.1, could make them eligible for parole due to their age at the time of the murders.
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There’s hope for Lyle and Erik Menendez to have a prison release in time for the holiday season.
On Thursday, (Oct. 24), Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced that he will formally ask the court to resentence the Menendez Brothers for the 1989 murders of their parents, Jose Menendez and Kitty Menendez. Lyle, 56, and Erik, 53, are the focus of Netflix miniseries Monsters: The Lyle and Eric Menendez Story, which premiered in September.
Following Gascón’s announcement, district attorney Mark Geragos, who was backed by the family members of Lyle and Erik, shared his gratitude for the decision during an Oct. 24 press conference. Geragos also predicted that the brothers’ life sentence without parole would be greatly reduced, with them being released in time for Thanksgiving.
“The family is uniform behind me in their resolve that these boys need to come home,” Geragos said around the 30-second mark of the video below. “And today is a monumental, monumental victory on that path.”
The attorney was then joined by a chorus of the family saying, “Bring them home.”
“I believe before Thanksgiving, they will be home,” Geragos continued around the 2:50-minute mark. “I still believe that.”
Lyle and Erik, who were 18 and 21, respectively, at the time of their parents’ murders, alleged that they were victims of sexual abuse at the hands of their father, which family members corroborated. Supporting the men is Joan Anderson VanderMolen, 92, who previously spoke at an October 19 press conference.
“The truth is, Lyle and Eric were veiled by the very people who should have protected them, by their parents, by the system, by society at large,” Vandermolen said at the time. “When they stood trial, the whole world wasn’t ready to believe that the boys could be raped, or that young men could be victims of sexual violence. Today, we know better. We know that abuse has long lasting effects, and victims of trauma sometimes act in ways that are very difficult to understand.”
Eight months before Jose and Kitty’s murders, Erik wrote a letter to his cousin, Andy Cando, describing the sexual abuse enacted by his father.
Gascón is seeking a 50-year-to-life sentence for the Menendez Brothers, which, under California Penal Code § 1172.1, could make them eligible for parole due to their age at the time of the murders.
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