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….Erik Menendez has just been denied parole…Lyle’s parole hearing is later today but I doubt the decision will be any different…it’ll be another three years before they can appeal again…
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…but it doesn’t state what the behaviour was/is that was the main factor in the decision… |
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Parole board commissioner Robert Barton, who listened to testimony for more than 10 hours with a panel before denying Erik's parole, said he believed Erik was not yet ready for release. "I believe in redemption, or I wouldn't be doing this job," he told Erik at the end of the marathon hearing. "But based on the legal standards, we find that you continue to pose an unreasonable risk to public safety." The board took issue, specifically, with his violations in prison and past criminal activity before killing his parents. "Contrary to your supporters' beliefs, you have not been a model prisoner and frankly, we find that a little disturbing," Barton said, bluntly telling him he now had "two options" for his future. "One is to have a pity party," Barton told Erik. "Or you can take to heart what we discussed." …also… They reviewed the schooling and positive programs he had been involved with in prison, along with transgressions he had while in lockup, including prison fights and being found multiple times with contraband. While behind bars, he'd got in trouble for having a cell phone, art supplies and tobacco - which he'd hidden inside a religious book. |
Thanks Ammi. Talking about what he did before what he's in there for was a bit harsh i think though, he was a teenager at the time
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…Lyle Menendez also denied bail…
‘parole commissioner Julie Garland commended him for his behavior in prison, including his lack of violence, his work on programs and his positive relationships with other inmates and staff. She also noted his strong support network and solid plans for a post-release life’ "You have been a model inmate in many ways who has demonstrated the potential for change," Garland told him at his first-ever parole hearing. "But despite all those outward positives, we see ... you still struggle with anti-social personality traits like deception, minimization and rule-breaking that lie beneath that positive surface." Lyle Menendez's illegal possession of cellphones in prison was another point made by the commissioners. Garland said "incarcerated people who break rules" are more likely to break rules in society. "We do understand that you had very little hope of being released for years," Garland said, referring to his previous sentence of life without the possibility of parole. |
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Just my thoughts
If you are being sexually abused the normal route for people is to report it, not stand on the driveway and shoot your mother and father |
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But it was basically an execution so you can see why it brings mixed feelings If we look at it from the justice side they are murderers |
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Plus I doubt they are a case where there's a risk of re offending either
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MONSTERS: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story
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Are you really suggesting that two people who are capable of executing two other others ( their own parents ) are not a risk to the public !?? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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To be fair, they were adults when they killed their parents, they did have other options available to them.
I don't for a second, understand the american legal system and they have had some very serious criminals that get executed and others that seem to get a pat on the head and told not to do it again. Also, we need to remember that America is basically a banana republic now, your guilt or innocence is based on your ability to pay or what dirty details you have on Trump |
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But they are surely CAPABLE of anything so why on Earth take risks with innocent members of the public Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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What !?!? I mean if they release them it puts genuinely innocent people at risk .. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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MONSTERS: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story
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So they are obviously capable of killing again !!! I don’t even kill flies and I pick up worms on paths on rainy days then place them safely elsewhere Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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I am obviously not bothered about myself just any other innocent people … Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
…honestly Zizu, you would be the worst jury person when you don’t seem to need to know any details/accounts of a case to form such definite conclusions…
…anyway, this case of the brothers was always so complex that there were two trials originally, with the first ending in a hung jury…and then with the second trial, the alleged sexual and mental abuse/which had also had been cited by others was not allowed to be brought into their trial at all…so without that, then the verdict was pretty much a given to be what it was…if I recall as well with the judge in the first trial…?…it was even suggested that because gay men seemed to be drawn and attracted to Erik…?…that he in some way enjoyed the sexual abuse from his father…so acknowledging that sexual abuse…(…which wasn’t allowed to be cited in the second trial…)…but that it wasn’t perceived as damaging abuse… …anyway, the decision has been made not to grant either of them parole and that will remain until they can appeal for it again…/…which will be at least three years…I’m sure that it’s probably what they thought it would be anyway and it’s what they’ve prepared for…interesting though that for Erik…?…the parole decision was said to not be because of the crime committed but because of behaviours in prison …whereas with Lyle, he was described by his parole board as a model prisoner and still denied parole, presumably based on the crime…for me it doesn’t seem as though there is any intention to ever release them… |
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Two brothers killed their parents - end of Those are the only details I need to come to the ( obvious) conclusion that they should never, ever be released from captivity- for the sake of all innocent people PS A clue may be found in their nicknames.. The MONSTERS .. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Someone do a poll to see what everyone thinks
Keep behind bars or release Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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…I absolutely understand that many mindsets are that Lyle and Erik should never be released and that a life sentence should mean a life sentence with no parole, I mean that’s obviously where the parole board stand as well …but those mindsets and those decisions are hopefully based on information and the balancing and weighing of that information…
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i was just reading in the news today that anyone that gets sentenced to a year won't serve time if the government get their way and that prisoners will be able to earn early release after completing a third of their sentence. Soon i would imagine they just wont bother sending anyone to jail. Thats the UK for you
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