Erik Menendez’s daughter hears parole board decision

Erik MenendezThe daughter has an emotional response to the parole board, denying that he has requested more than Thirty years after being arrested.

Erik Tammi Menendezwritten via Instagram on Thursday, August 21. “I poured my heart into this letter and let it be in the hands of those who have made up their minds.”

Talia excerpts this letter She wrote about his listening.

“This letter is personal. I’m a daughter who has longed for what most people take for granted; having a real daily relationship with her father,” she wrote. “I hope you will do whatever you want and hear the voice of a little girl who has been visiting her father behind the prison wall and has been waiting for him to start home from 2 to 30 now.”

She continued: “Even though he is not my biological father, he still takes the title as his stepfather, but from a truly important perspective, he has always been the best father anyone would like to have. My safe place, my teacher and my greatest source of strength and kindness.”

In another social media post, Talia Lack of public support for convening For Erik, now 54, in recent months, but thanks to the actor Cooper KochShe’s on Netflix Monster: The Story of Erik and Lyle Menendez.

“Where are the celebrities ‘promoted’ for them?” Talia wrote, “The only one I can say to examine in my family is Cooper, who we absolutely admire. For those who don’t have any background checks to shoot their performances but keep it quiet now, those who go to prison. ”

The California Parole Board hearing denied Erik’s release Thursday, citing various prison violations he suffered during his 35-year prison term. Erik’s wife, Tammi, is 62 years old and broke the silence soon after.

Tammi shared in an X post on Thursday: “Parole Commissioner Robert Barton made up for his ideas from the beginning! It’s a full set! Erik never had a chance! 😡#injustice.

Erik and his brother Lyle Menendez, Always serving sentence After being arrested in 1990 on two counts of first-degree murder, at Donovan Correctional Institution, California. Brothers and sisters become interested after their parents Jose and Kitty Menendezwas found shot dead in their home.

Erik and Erik and Lyle, 57, eventually admitted to killing their parents in years of physical, emotional and sexual abuse. The Menendez brothers were convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced in 1996 after two high-profile trials.

After their case resurrection, Erik and Lyle suffered 50 years of life, which qualifies them for parole under California’s young offender law for their crimes under the age of 26. Lyle’s hearing is scheduled for Friday, August 22.