They’re going to show a new kind of “monster.”
Season 2 has yet to announce casting.
The real-life story of Lyle and Erik Menendez involves two brothers who were convicted in 1996 for the murders of their parents.ASSOCIATED PRESSthey reunited in prisonIn 1989, the siblings murdered their socialite mom, Kitty, and entertainment exec dad, Jose, in a hail of bullets in their Beverly Hills mansion, and then collected on their inheritance. The brothers were 18 and 21 at the time.
They had a 1994 trial that ended with a hung jury. They were tried again in 1996 and both convicted of first-degree murder. They were sentenced to two consecutive life terms in prison without parole.They also sat down for a “20/20” interview with Barbara Walters in 1996. Share this article:
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