Erik and Lyle Menendez’s lawyers claim parole hearings were “manipulated”

Mark Geragosthe lawyer representing Eric and Lyle Menendezspeak after rejecting their respective parole applications.

67-year-old Geragos TMZThe “2 Angry Men” podcast. “The *** shows so incredible.”

Erik, 54, and Lyle, 57, Convicted of first-degree murder In 1996, they admitted to killing their parents nearly ten years ago. The siblings all claimed that their actions were outside of self-defense after years of abuse, but they were sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.

Los Angeles District Attorneys are excited to suggest the brothers in 2024 after Netflix’s documentary and script about Erik and Lyle piqued interest in the case. Judge Reduced their sentences From May to 50 years, there is a possibility of parole.

News on Thursday, August 21 Eric denied parolethe day before the Lyre hearing. Lyle stood before a different panel of parole commissioners on Friday, August 22, and they also advised not to be released on parole. The group claims Lyle has violated the phone number several times From his prison.

“[It was a reporter who pointed out] Lyle actually likens cell phone activity to a commissioner of gang activity, which has to be a height of hypocrisy and talks about how it threatens corrections staff. [and] They have a phone number. They pay per minute. For-profit suppliers are the only ones who are profitable or financially affected by prison cell phone usage. ”

He added: “In this society, mobile phones will be the reason why you don’t go [and] In today’s AI era, you’re trying to talk about people coming out and making some kind of transition. Lyle’s record, in particular, is full of records, and he won’t fight back when he’s attacked in prison. ”

Related: Menendez lawyer reveals whether Lyle has plans after

Just like the new hearing paths for Lyle and Erik Menéndez, do the brothers have any plans in the possibility of being released from prison? Their attorney Mark Geragos, who spoke with Us Weekly and other journalists at a press conference held by Menéndez’s family on Wednesday, October 16, said: “I won’t say whether to talk or not, whether to talk or not,” he said. [Erik and […]

Geragos stressed that he had no evidence that the hearing was actually manipulated, but believed that Erik and Lyle should be good candidates for parole.

“That’s the Kabuki Theatre,” he claimed.[If] You still remember at the hearing [that] The parole committee had all sorts of mischiefs that the judge…actually stood on the bench and said on the record: “It’s stupid.”

According to Geragos, parole commissioners allegedly attempted to change post-release risk assessments “out of pale.”

Eric’s wife, Tammy,,,,, Shared similar criticisms The husband was after Thursday’s hearing.

“Parole Commissioner Robert Barton made up for the denial of Erik’s parole from the very beginning,” she claimed in the X post. “It’s a full set up, Eric never had a chance! #injustice.”