Menendez Brothers' Resentencing Blocked by DA Over Alleged Lies

Los Angeles DA Nathan Hochman insists the brothers admit to 16 disputed claims before reconsidering their resentencing for the 1989 murders of their parents.

Nathan Hochman, Los Angeles County District Attorney, has withdrawn a motion for resentencing filed by his predecessor, George Gascón, citing unresolved lies by the Menendez brothers.
Hochman claims the brothers must admit to 16 alleged falsehoods, including rejecting their self-defense argument, to be considered for resentencing.
The Menendez brothers' family and supporters rallied outside Hochman's office, advocating for leniency based on their rehabilitation and claims of abuse by their father.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has ordered a parole board risk assessment for the brothers, with a clemency decision expected in June 2025.
A court hearing on the motion to withdraw the resentencing petition is scheduled for April 11, potentially influencing the brothers' path to parole or clemency.

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