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Potential Parole for Menendez Brothers Reignites Discussion on Trauma and Justice

Erik and Lyle Menendez's possible resentencing sparks debate on childhood abuse and evolving legal perspectives in a high-profile true crime case.

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Following renewed media interest, Erik and Lyle Menendez may soon be eligible for parole after Los Angeles DA George Gascón recommends resentencing. The brothers, convicted in the 1989 murders of their parents, claim they were victims of abuse, a narrative gaining traction through recent documentaries and public advocacy from celebrities. Gascón's motion cites changing societal views on male sexual abuse victims. A court hearing is expected in the coming weeks, reflecting a significant shift in how the case is perceived decades after their infamous trial.

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