Lyle Menendez denied parole, will remain in prison with brother Erik

Sacramento – One day after the release of his little brother, Lyle Menendez also saw that California’s conditional release officials rejected the proposal of freedom, and that his parents decided that his parents would remain behind the bars for the murders of 1989 hunting rifles.

The parole board, 57 -year -old Menendez’i attempts to lie on the efforts of the witness to lie, 54 -year -old brother Erik, after the murder of his parents and after the murders felt relaxation.

“I felt that this embarrassing period of this six months had to lie to the grieving relatives, Men said Menend. “I felt the need to suffer. This is not discomfort.”

As a brother, Menendez said that he felt like Erik’s protector from time to time, but soon later he realized that the murders were not the right way to sexual abuse, and his parents were allegedly suffering.

Im I started to feel like I didn’t save my brother, ”he said. “I destroyed your life. I didn’t save anyone.”

Lyle Menendez, one of the most prominent prisoners in the prison system of the state, was closely watched for Menendez, and after the release of the conditional release of his brother on Thursday, he was thrown into turmoil on Friday afternoon.

Sound, Published by ABC 7California department corrects and leaked sound and Lyle’s hearing with rehabilitation of the brothers accused of rehabilitation of relatives and lawyers of anger and disappointment.

A CDCR spokesman confirmed that the sound was given in response to a registration request, but did not answer additional questions from The Times in detail or immediately.

“I protected myself, I stayed far from it, I didn’t have two people because I was scared and I came here and came here yesterday, and I believed that it would be released in just a transcript,” he said. You mislead the family.

Lyle Menendez’s conditional evacuation lawyer Heidi Rummel also criticized the CDCR and accused the agency of turning the hearing into a “show ..

Orum I don’t think you can understand the feeling of what this family lives, ”he said. “They spent a lot of time to protect their privacy and dignity.”

After the sound was published, Rummel said that the family members planning to testify ultimately decided not to speak and would want to seal the transcripts of the hearing on Friday.

Parole commissioner Julie Garland said voice regulations allowed the publication of California Public Records Law. The transcripts of the parole hears become public within 30 days after grants or denial according to state laws.

During the first appeal to the State Conditional Discharge Board, Lyle Menendez was questioned about its reliability.

Garland referred to the attractiveness of Menendez to lie to his relatives as the lies of the lies and the manipulation network you have shown and showed the lies of the witnesses.

Menendez said that he had no plan at that time and that there was too much swing in those.

“If you have deceived your whole family about being a killer and you hired all these people to help you … Don’t you think this is a good liar?” Garland asked.

Menendez said that his regret after crimes helped to help create a “strong belief ..

Dmitry Gorin, a former Los Angeles district prosecutor, said the Board’s decision to reject the conditional evacuation was consistent with past decisions containing violent crimes.

“Although this is a high -profile case, the evacuation board refuses to release, and shows that he is still trying to keep violent criminals locked because they are still pushing a risk for society,” he said. “Historically, the Conditional Evacuation Board does not release people convicted of murder, and this case is no different.

Decision Los Angeles Dist. Atty. Nathan Hochman, who opposed the release of the brothers.

The brothers initially were sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of a conditional evacuation of their parents Jose and Kitty Menendez, but they gained the chance of freedom after they were entitled to redirens.

Many members of the family supported their lawsuits, but led to a return against terrible crimes and the release of brothers’ release of their behavior behind bars.

The murders occurred after the brothers bought a shotgun in San Diego and hit their families in the family living room.

Bloody crime was compared with a Gangland execution by researchers that Jose Menendez was once shot five times, including behind the head. The evidence showed that their mothers were crawled on the ground before the reinstalling of the brothers and the last, deadly explosion.

According to the court records, the brothers reported the murders to 911. Shortly after, during the hearing, prosecutors, two brothers, Lyle, a Porsche and a restaurant, including buying large amounts of money began to spend money. Plum bought a jeep and hired a special tennis instructor.

The prosecutors argued that Jose Menendez plans to disinfect the brothers after sharing that there was access to millions of dollars of heritage that started to kill.

However, during the experiments Menendez brothers and relatives, the two brothers in the hands of their fathers had sexual and physical abuse for years, he said.

Contrary to their madness around the trials, the conditional hearings on Thursday and Friday were silent – but sometimes controversial.

A Times journalist allowed the public to see the hearing on a projector screen in a room inside the center of the Agency outside the Sacramento.

During the Friday hearing, the conditional evacuation board quickly dived into the allegations that the brothers were sexually assaulted by their fathers, and Lyle Menendez was confused and “very shame in me”.

“This almost characterized my relationship with my father,” he added that the fear of being abused, even after the abuse stopped and began to abuse his father Erik, he added that he left him “hyper awake”.

“It took me some time to realize it was,” Menendez said. “I think I’ve been worried for a long time.”

As he grew up, he aimed to take care of his younger brother and helped him to protect him from drowning in the spiral of my own life ”.

Menendez claimed that his mother was also sexually harassed, but said that he did not share it during a comprehensive risk assessment because he did not really see it as an abuse ”.

“Today I see this as sexual abuse,” he said. “When I was 13, I felt consent and my mother was trying hard, and maybe I felt it wasn’t.”

The members of the board of directors questioned the possibility of their parents’ will in the board of directors of the board of directors of the board of directors. Menendez claimed that their inheritance was not a reason for the murders.

Instead, he said that he became a “later problem” because they worried that my parents would not have money after their death.

Orum I believe us there is a disadvantageous will somewhere, ”he said.

The result of the hearing on Thursday, means that Erik could not seek conditional release again for three years, which stunned some of the little brother’s relatives and supporters.

Step -daughter Talia Menendez wrote to Instagram shortly after the decision was made. “This was tortured to our family. How long ???”

In a statement published on Thursday, relatives were disappointed with the decision, and that it would be “difficult to go through Lyle’s hearing on Friday, but they were“ cautiously optimistic and hopeful ..

Friends, relatives, and former cell friends, anger management, meditation classes and Darüceze maintenance, including the help of prisoners, including the programs they pioneered for the programs they pioneered for prisoners started the life of the brothers.

However, the members of the Board questioned both siblings that they had violated the rules, and from time to time reset about the re -use of illegal mobile phones.

During the hearing on Friday, Lyle said that she sometimes used mobile phones to communicate with the family outside the prison. However, the conditional evacuation commissioner Patrick Reardon questioned this statement and asked why Menendez needed a mobile phone if he could legitimate negotiations from a tablet given by the prison.

The rules violation said that members of the board of directors were banned from family visits for three years.

Redon drew attention to the fact that Menendez was guilty of two mobile phone violations in November 2024, and in March 2025, Menendez was linked to another cell mate of another cell mate other than these violations.

Menendez said that violations occurred in a dormitory with five prisoners and admitted that the use of mobile phones was “gang -like activity”. The group said it probably passed through at least five mobile phones.

Menendez’s conditional evacuation lawyer Heidi Rummel argued that despite mobile phone problems, Menendez was not a violent incident in prison record.

“This board will say you are dangerous because you used your mobile phones,” he said. “But there is zero evidence that he uses him for guilt and uses it for violence. He didn’t even lie about it.”

However, the members of the Board have repeatedly focused on those who seemed to be reliability issues. From time to time, Reardon said he felt that Menendez was “two different imprisoned people ..

“You look like different things at different times,” Reardon said during the hearing. “What I see is from time to time I don’t think you use a mobile phone. It always seems to have a mechanism with a mobile phone.”

Garland asked Menendez whether he used his position in the male advisory council, a group who wants to contact the prisoners and prison executives.

Menendez said that the position provided access to wall phones and used it to help him swap or gain goodness.

Garland also pointed out that Menendez showed a resistance to accept the antisocial characteristics, authority, deception, manipulation and consequences.

Menendez said he discussed these problems, but did not accept that he showed narcissistic features.

“People like me do not refer to themselves to mental health, ve he said, and added that his father felt that he shows narcissistic tendencies and lack of reflecting himself. “I just felt like I wasn’t.”

Menendez pointed out his studies to help prisoners in bullying or mocked prison.

“I would never call myself a person imprisoned for a model,” he said. “I was a good person, I helped people. I can say that I am very clear and accept.”

The Parole Board applauded Menendez’s work and education date when he was in prison and said he was working on his master’s degree.

Despite violations, Menendez argued that he felt good work in prison.

“My life has been defined by extreme violence,” he said tears. “I wanted to be defined with something else.”