“Shocking Turn of Events: Menendez Brothers’ Dark Past Sparks Controversial Push for Parole After Decades Behind Bars!”

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón has recommended a resentencing for Erik and Lyle Menendez, who have spent nearly 35 years behind bars for killing their parents, José and Kitty Menendez.

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The D.A. said he would recommend to the court on Friday that the brothers’ life sentence be removed, leaving them eligible for parole immediately, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

The update, announced at a news conference on Thursday, follows a reevaluation of the case by prosecutors due to the discovery of new evidence.

Erik was 18 and Lyle was 21 when they shot their parents 14 times inside their Beverly Hills mansion in 1989.

The two received life sentences without parole at their second trial in 1996 after the first ended in a mistrial.

Recently, new legal filings provided more details about the abuse the brothers reportedly suffered at the hands of their father.

The shocking evidence included a letter Erik wrote to his cousin, Andy Cano, just eight months before the murders.

Although Cano testified that Erik spoke about his father’s abuse, prosecutors managed to keep his testimony from being heard at the brothers’ retrial.

Cano died in 2003, but his mother found the letter nine years ago and it was included in a 2023 petition.

Another potential victim of José’s has also come forward — Roy Rosselló, former member of the Puerto Rican boy band Menudo.

Rosselló claimed he was also abused by Erik and Lyle’s father at the age of 14.

As time has passed, the brothers’ story has been viewed in a different light — with more supporters contending that the Menendez brothers are, in fact, victims themselves.

A press conference was held last week, where extended family members pleaded for the release of the convicted brothers.

Lyle and Erik’s attorney, Mark Geragos, kicked off the press conference by saying the brothers underwent “phenomenal rehabilitation” during their time in prison.

Family members then proceeded to take the stand, asking the public to sign their petition urging the D.A. to schedule a re-sentencing trial.

Among them were Anamaria Baralt, José’s niece; Joan Andersen VandeMolen, Kitty’s sister; Karen VandeMolen, Kitty’s niece; and Brian Andersen Jr., José’s nephew — who fiercely defended the brothers.

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