Overview

• Erik Menendez was moved to an outside medical facility on July 18 and remains in fair condition after being diagnosed with kidney stones
• Defense attorney Mark Geragos petitioned for a medical furlough so Erik can collaborate with his parole lawyer and ready his case
• Governor Gavin Newsom’s office is reviewing Erik’s health status and the furlough request to decide if an early release is warranted
• In May, Judge Michael Jesic resentenced Erik and Lyle to 50 years to life, opening the door to parole after 35 years behind bars
• The California parole board is scheduled to hear the brothers’ case on August 21–22 before forwarding its recommendation to the governor