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Erik Menendez denied parole

California parole board denies release for Erik Menendez due to misbehavior in prison

The commissioners determined that Menendez should not be freed after an all-day hearing during which they questioned him about why he committed the crime and violated prison rules.

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Lyle Menendez makes his case to California parole panel one day after his brother was denied

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Lyle Menendez appears for parole board hearing day after brother was denied

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After being denied parole, Erik Menendez still has other pathways to freedom.

The decision by a California parole board not to recommend parole for Erik Menendez is only one part of what has been a multipronged effort by their lawyers to free him and his brother Lyle.

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Erik Menendez in his own words after gruesome murders and then 30 years in prison

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Erik Menendez denied parole three decades after killing his parents in LA

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What to know about the Menendez brothers' case as their parole hearings begin

LA's current district attorney, Nathan Hochman, tried to block the resentencing process and has consistently opposed the brothers' release.

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What to Expect From the Menendez Parole Hearings, and How to Follow

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Menendez brothers confront parole board before Gov Newsom decides whether to set killers free

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Lyle Menendez faces parole board day after his brother was denied

One day after brother Erik's failed bid for parole, Lyle Menendez will go before the parole commissioners to attempt to get a successful parole hearing.

Menendez Brothers Plead Their Cases for Parole—as Crime Tour to the Beverly Hills Home Where They Killed Their Parents Kicks Into High Gear

After spending decades in prison for killing their parents, Erik and Lyle Menendez are being given a chance to make their cases for parole.

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How a unique California law puts the Menendez brothers’ fate into the hands of one politician

After serving several decades in prison, Erik and Lyle Menendez are facing the possibility of freedom as the California Board of Parole Hearings considers this week whether they’ve adequately atoned for the brutal 1989 murder of their parents.