
New Legal Twist in Menendez Case As Risk Report Sparks Courtroom Showdown
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But that’s just the beginning. With a clemency review underway, a June 13 parole risk hearing scheduled, and newly discovered evidence—including Erik’s 1988 letter describing alleged abuse and a bombshell affidavit from a former Menudo member—this case is suddenly wide open. Could any one of these three legal avenues set the Menendez brothers free?
This true crime deep dive explores the legal strategy, psychological intrigue, and emotional weight of a case that continues to haunt America. Featuring factual reporting, no speculation, and everything you need to understand the legal crossroads facing the Menendez brothers in 2025.
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