Erik Menendez recounted the night he and his brother, Lyle, killed their parents and what led to his actions during his 10-hour-long parole board hearing on Thursday, August 21. On Friday, August 22 — after Erik, 54, was denied parole — ABC7 released multiple audio excerpts from the hearing. “I was not raised with a […]

Mark Geragos, the attorney for the Menendez brothers, says he will be filing an appeal in the California Superior Court, challenging their parole denials.

Convicted murderers Erik and Lyle Menendez are rethinking their strategy for release after both were denied parole last week. Two separate parole panels ruled they should stay behind bars — citing disciplinary violations and questions about their behavior.

Mark Geragos, defense attorney for the Menendez brothers, called their parole hearings 'rigged' on his podcast after the brothers were denied parole.

The attorney for Lyle and Erik Menendez, Mark Geragos, joins "CUOMO" to discuss the pair's parole board hearings — which saw them denied parole — and the "outrageous" leaked audio of the hearing, which he suggests was fundamentally "rigged.

The unexpected release of audio from Erik Menendez’s tightly controlled parole hearing last week nearly derailed Friday’s proceedings for his brother, Lyle, and infuriated his family members – who raised questions about the recording’s impact on the outcome and how it was released.

Loved ones of brothers Lyle and Erik Menendez are speaking out after both of them were denied parole 36 years after they murdered their parents, José and Kitty. According to PEOPLE, Erik appeared via video conference from the Richard J.