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True crime expert Ana Garcia on the 'one thing' that bothers her about Lyle and Erik Menendez
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9:40Now PlayingAna Garcia has some discovery of her own.
After deep diving into the case of Lyle and Erik Menendez, who were sentenced to life without parole for the 1989 murder of their parents, Kitty and José Menendez, the “True Crime News” podcast host is bringing a piece of evidence that doesn’t sit right with her into the forefront.
“The one thing that has always bothered me about Erik and Lyle,” Garcia exclusively told The Post, “is that how many more Erik and Lyles are there behind bars with similar circumstances? They are not getting the support and attention and maybe the compassion that they are getting. And that goes to fairness for me, and that’s what I think about a lot. They are so high profile it’s all about them. What about the others?”
After two trials, Lyle, 57, and Erik, 54, were convicted in 1996 and sentenced to two consecutive terms of life without parole. However, all that changed after the judge reduced their sentence to 50 years to life in May. Now, the brothers are eligible for parole.
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