This week, Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón is expected to announce a decision that could change the fate of Erik and Lyle Menendez. The brothers, who have been in prison for decades for murdering their parents, might finally see some light at the end of the tunnel. Gascón is considering a resentencing for the brothers, which could potentially set them free within a few months.

The case has been drawing a lot of attention lately, especially with the release of a popular Netflix series about the brothers. Gascón has been speaking out about new evidence involving alleged sexual abuse by the brothers' father, Jose Menendez. This abuse is said to be the reason behind the brothers' actions. There's also a new law in California, known as Marsy's Law, which gives victims' families the right to be heard in post-sentencing hearings.

A letter written by Erik Menendez to his cousin months before the murder is also a key piece of evidence. In it, he talks about his fear and the sexual violence he experienced from his father. This letter could play a big role in the resentencing process.

The Menendez family and their lawyers have been pushing for the brothers' release. They even held a press conference outside the courthouse where the trials took place. Gascón has been talking to media outlets about his decision, which he initially promised to make by the end of the week.

The brothers' case has been a hot topic in the media, with many people having different opinions on what should happen. Some believe they should stay in prison, while others think they deserve a chance at freedom.

LA DA May Let Menendez Brothers Out

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