DA Nathan Hochman Leaves Court After Judge Resentences Menendez Brothers To 50 Years-to-Life

Nearly 35 years after the shocking shotgun m*rders of their parents, Lyle and Erik Menendez returned to a Los Angeles courtroom Tuesday to accept "full responsibility" for the k*llings. The emotional testimonies came on the heels of a major legal development, as L.A. County Superior Court Judge Michael Jesic officially reduced their original life-without-parole sentences to 50 years-to-life. The new ruling makes the infamous brothers eligible for parole–a stunning twist in one of America’s most notorious true crime sagas. With the possibility of freedom now in sight, media attention around the case is once again heating up.

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