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Lyle Menendez faces parole board

Menendez brothers: Lyle Menendez denied parole

A California parole board panel on Friday, Aug. 22 voted to reject the release of Lyle Menendez, who, alongside his brother Erik, has spent more than 35 years behind bars for the murders of their par...

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Menendez brothers confront parole board before Gov Newsom decides whether to set killers free

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Lyle Menendez denied parole day after brother Erik… but pair can still walk free from prison as family fights back

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Lyle Menendez should remain in prison despite reduced sentence for 1989 murders, parole board says

Lyle Menendez received the same recommendation as his brother Erik when he was denied parole Friday after serving decades in prison for the murder of their parents in 1989.

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Lyle Menendez is DENIED parole just a day after his brother suffered the same fate

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Lyle Menendez joins brother and is denied parole in parents' LA murder

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Menendez brothers denied parole after 35 years in prison for parents’ murder

Several close relatives spoke on the brothers’ behalf during the hearings in support of their release for the sake of family healing.

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Lyle Menendez Denied Parole, a Day After Brother Erik Was Also Denied

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Lyle Menendez: Parole denied for California man

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Gov. Gavin Newsom has final say on Menendez brothers’ freedom

Under state law, Newsom has the final say over parole decisions, adding an additional hurdle for the brothers, who have spent three decades in prison for the 1989 murders of their parents.

Gavin Newsom has the 'final say' in Menendez brothers' possible release, attorney says

Criminal defense attorney David Gelman joins 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss why he believes the Menendez brothers could ultimately be released and his reaction to Bryan Kohberger's new prison request.

How a unique California law puts the Menendez brothers’ fate into the hands of one politician

After serving several decades in prison, Erik and Lyle Menendez are facing the possibility of freedom as the California Board of Parole Hearings considers this week whether they’ve adequately atoned for the brutal 1989 murder of their parents.