Menendez Brothers' Murder Mansion Sold for $17M on Conviction Anniversary
The notorious Beverly Hills property, scene of the infamous 1989 murders, was purchased below market value, highlighting the enduring public fascination with the case.
- The Beverly Hills mansion where Erik and Lyle Menendez murdered their parents in 1989 sold for $17 million, coinciding with the 28th anniversary of their murder conviction.
- Originally listed for nearly $20 million, the sale price was about 25% below the market value, reflecting the property's grim history.
- The mansion features seven bedrooms, a pool, a private tennis court, and a two-story guest house, attracting significant interest despite its past.
- The Menendez brothers, convicted of first-degree murder in 1996, remain in prison, with recent docuseries and legal efforts renewing interest in their case.
- There's no information on the buyer of the mansion, which was redesigned in 1984 and sold to the Menendez family in 1988 for $4 million.