I think the truth is that they already see freedom even behind bars. I think they already see it.

Whatever happens as a result of this writ, I think they're already in a place where they are comfortable with who they are and what they've done.

Welcome to the global phenomenon, surviving the survivor, where we're all just trying to survive in a rough world.

What's up, SDS Nation, and welcome to another episode

of Surviving the Survivor, once again,

Karm is on the case. I was just talking about how lovely it is to have her with me every Sunday night at the end of a very long week of podcasting taking care of my children. No better way to put a

bow on the week harm than to sit here with my lovely mother.

Oh, good, good. mother. So Lyle and Errik Menendez, that is what we're talking about in a very serious topic.

They were convicted of the Grizzly 1989 shotgun murders of their parents, Jose and Mary Louise Kitty Menendez

at the family sprawling Beverly Hills Mansion and they have been first in jail pending the trials and then in prison ever

since a small factoid which I think I shared last time they actually grew up most of

their lives in Princeton, New Jersey, and I played tennis at the East Brunswick

Racquet Club with who else, but Eric and Lyle Menendez.

They were a lot better than me, so they were on court one. I was on court two, but a lot of the people who were

provided testimony at their first and second trials are people that I knew personally and have known of them.

I wasn't close front to them, but know a lot of people in common.

So it's a small world after all.

But the question now is, do they have a new shot at freedom after a

bombshell revelation in a new documentary supporting the brother's claims of

sexual abuse by their dad Jose Menendez as well as a new letter

which is actually an old letter that has recently surfaced.

Best guest to break this all down besides Karm. We've got Sarah Azari.

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