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Campside Media.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to Infamous, a production of Campside Media and Sony Music Entertainment.

It's Lily Houston Smith here, the show's producer, filling in for Natalie this week.

And before we get into things, I want to give you a quick heads up. This episode includes discussion of child abuse, domestic violence, and graphic descriptions of violence.

But if you're still with me, we're going back in time to 1989 Beverly Hills.

It's a quiet night, still and uneventful.

Until it isn't.

The sudden blast of shotgun fire rips through the silence.

It's coming from inside one of the neighborhood's grand homes.

There's no sign of a break-in, no sign of a robbery, just the bodies of entertainment executive Jose Menendez and his wife, Kitty, slumped in the family room, torn apart by gunfire.

Six years and two murder trials later, a story took shape. Two brothers, Lyle and Eric Menendez, just some spoiled rich kids,

murdered their parents for a $14 million inheritance. But in the years since, the story has shifted.

Allegations of abuse and claims of self-defense that fail to keep the brothers out of prison in the early 90s are being examined

through a 2020s lens. And now, thanks in part to Ryan Murphy's hit show Monsters, there's

been a renewed surge of interest in the case, and even talk of a possible resentencing.

Today, Vanessa is digging into this story with someone who knows the case inside and out.

Jesse Weber, an anchor for law and crime who's been following it closely.

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