Menendez Brothers' Resentencing Bid Faces Scrutiny Over New Evidence

Los Angeles DA considers resentencing as questions arise about the authenticity of evidence supporting the Menendez brothers' claims of abuse.

The Menendez brothers, serving life sentences for the 1989 murder of their parents, are seeking resentencing based on new evidence of alleged abuse.
A letter written by Erik Menendez, which supposedly supports claims of sexual abuse by their father, has been called into question by their uncle's lawyer.
Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón is reviewing the case and has indicated a decision on resentencing could come by the end of the week.
The brothers' defense argues that societal attitudes toward male victimhood have evolved since their conviction, potentially impacting their sentencing.
Critics argue that the timing of the DA's decision could be influenced by his upcoming re-election, adding a layer of controversy to the proceedings.