Erik Menendez denied parole by California board in Beverly Hills murder case
Erik Menendez, one of the two brothers convicted in the 1989 hunting rifle massacres of the parents at San DIEGO – Beverly Hills, was conditionally evacuated by a California Review Board.
The Conditional evacuation rejection of the California Parole Hearing Board points to an important development in the case of decimal years, and the case of the brothers on television becomes one of the most fame of the 1990s.
Now 54 -year -old plum, behind the bars spent more than 30 years.
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In a statement, the Menendez family expressed disappointment of the decision.
“Even if we respect the decision, today’s result is of course disappointed and not what we hope. But our belief in Erik remains unchanged and we know that he will take advice in the step of the throne. His regret, growth and positive effect on others will continue to keep his hope that he can stand next to him and return home soon.” He said.
“Tomorrow, we turn our attention to Lyle’s hearing. And, of course, we remain cautiously optimistic and hopeful that the commissioner will see what others have in Lyle: a man who transforms his life and is ready to come home.”
The California Parole Hearing Board will be imprisoned by proposing Erik Menendez for conditional evacuation.
In May, the decision came to the heels of a bomb resurrection in the Los Angeles Supreme Court, where Judge Michael Jesic has reduced his lives from 50 to life, which was the parole sentences and made it in accordance with the conditional evacuation issue.
At a press conference after the May 14 decision, Gov. Gavin Newsom explained the process of thinking about the suitability of the Menendez brothers to be released.
Before the completion of any decision, the governor announced that a team of judicial psychologists made individualized risk assessments on each brother.
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“We thought this would be cautious,” Newsom said, not only by the Los Angeles District Regional Lawyer Nathan Hochman and the family of the victims, but also by the judge, “both in another speech, some” discussed behind the closed doors.
The brothers’ comprehensive risk assessments have been a point of adhesion for Hochman.
The brothers were marked as “moderate risk”, an increase in previous “low -risk” assessments. In each report, moderate risk increase came after Erik and Lyle’s prison rules, especially mobile phones for illegal violations.
Hochman referring to the illegal phone, first “the actions deceiving process” Lyle Menendez’deki shared the findings.
He added that Lyle had “despise the rule” and showed his report “the right and willingness to meet his own needs”.
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With the use of illegal mobile phones, plums were marked to have drugs and process drugs and help other prisoners with tax fraud. Hochman, who ran on a guilty platform, was vocal about the lack of rehabilitation of the brothers.
In August 1989, Beverly Hills Socialites José and Kitty Menendez were shot and killed.
Hochman previously called the murders “Mafia -like Hitler” and determined the violent nature of repeated tours fired to parents.
At that time, 18 and 21 -year -old children were sentenced in 1996.
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The claim of the defense was that the brothers’ fathers were directed to violence with physical and sexual abuse for years.
Despite the first hearing that resulted in a jury member who led to his final conviction in 1996, the people were divided by whether the brothers act in greed or self -defense.
