
This episode of 48 Hours covers the Menendez brothers' double murder case, new evidence, and claims of self-defense. Guests include Natalie Morales, Jackie Lacy, Cliff Gardner, and Roy Roselo.
Natalie Morales discusses the Menendez brothers, Eric and Lyle, who were convicted of murdering their parents, Jose and Kitty Menendez, in 1989. The episode revisits the case, highlighting claims of self-defense based on alleged abuse.
Jackie Lacy, a former Los Angeles County district attorney, reviews the case and comments on the brothers' confessions and the trial's outcome. The episode reveals that the brothers' first trial ended in hung juries.
Cliff Gardner, the attorney for the Menendez brothers, presents new evidence, including a letter from Eric that alludes to the abuse he suffered. Roy Roselo, a former member of Menudo, also comes forward with allegations against Jose Menendez.
The episode raises questions about the possibility of reopening the case based on this new evidence and the implications for the Menendez brothers' convictions.
New evidence may reopen the Menendez brothers' murder case, including claims of abuse and a letter from Eric Menendez.

This episode stands out for the following:
I could not believe it.Will new evidence free the Menendez brothers?
It takes a lot of courage to speak out.Will new evidence free the Menendez brothers?
This is contemporaneous proof that the abuse was happening.Will new evidence free the Menendez brothers?