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The documents reveal the following.

Richard Allen admitted to his wife in a jailhouse phone call to killing Abby and Libby several times. His wife hung up the phone.

Then, after that phone call, authorities reported Allen started acting strange,

including a time he tried to eat paper.

His attorneys gave him and refusing to sleep.

We'll probably never really know what happened that day.

We might hear it in court, speculated, but allan's defense team has been adamant

that the admissions of guilt hold no substance citing allan's mental state the documents also

reveal for the first time how the girls died saying an autopsy revealed their wounds were caused

by a sharp object documents go on to say that the girls clothes clothes were found down the creek. Some major developments in the Menendez Brothers murder case this afternoon. Yes, I'm an editor, Mike, is at the desk. And Mike, there's now been a court date set? Yeah, there has. So two things have happened today. There's been a court date set for the resentencing that is happening in December in the Van Eyes courthouse, which is originally where they went through their adjudication process

the first two times.

But in addition to that, their attorney has now sent a letter to the governor's office asking

for clemency.

Their lawyer has petitioned the governor to do both of those things for both, I'm sorry,

that thing for both of those brothers.

Now it also has to go to the governor's office and that's a very long process. Clemency, obviously different than resentencing. Clemency can be adjudication of their case altogether and reversing the convictions. It could be a pardon. A couple of different processes could happen with that. Hello and welcome to this week's episode of Who Killed?

I'm your host, Bill Huffman, and this is a slow burn media,

Evergreen Podcasts, and Killer Podcasts production.

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