FOX Nation has announced the upcoming release of a new four part docuseries titled “Menendez Brothers: Victims or Villains,” set to air on March 25th.
The show will feature exclusive sound clips of Lyle Menendez from prison and interviews with key figures like the Menendez brothers’ lawyer Mark Geragos and the prosecutor, Pamela Bozanich.
Comedian Rosie O’Donnell, radio host Adam Carolla, and former SNL member Darrell Hammond will also contribute their insights, with Hammond advocating for the brothers’ release from prison.
Judge Jeanine Pirro, co-host of The Five and former Westchester County District Attorney, will lead discussions about the Menendez case with prominent individuals from both sides. She will sit down with Geragos to delve into the defense attorney’s efforts to overturn the brothers’ life sentences, particularly how allegations of abuse could support their self-defense argument.
Additionally, Pirro will moderate a panel featuring the supervising detective on the case, Thomas Edmonds, who will argue for upholding the convictions. Other panelists include legal analyst Gregg Jarrett and psychologist Caryn Stark.
Lauren Petterson, FOX Nation’s president, expressed excitement about the series, stating, “This docuseries delves into one of the most notorious murder cases, bringing to light new evidence uncovered over the years.”
The Menendez brothers, Lyle and Erik, infamously murdered their parents in 1989, claiming they were driven by years of abuse. Despite this, they were convicted in 1996 and received life sentences. Now, with new evidence and a shift in cultural perspectives, the case is revisited with insights from those closely involved.
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