Menendez Brothers' Possible Release Gains Momentum Amid New Evidence

Kim Kardashian and Los Angeles DA advocate for reduced sentences as new abuse claims surface.

Lyle and Erik Menendez, convicted of murdering their parents in 1989, may soon be released after nearly 35 years in prison.
Kim Kardashian, an advocate for criminal justice reform, supports their release, arguing they did not receive a fair trial.
New evidence, including a letter from Erik and allegations against their father, suggests the brothers were victims of abuse.
The Los Angeles District Attorney is pushing for a new trial with a lesser sentence, citing a lack of awareness of male abuse victims in the 1990s.
A Netflix series and documentary have reignited public interest in the case, drawing millions of viewers globally.