Overnight, a California board denying parole to Lyle Menendez, a day after a separate panel made the same decision about his younger brother Eric.

Lyle's hearing, like Eric's, lasted several hours, with the board also pressing him about his repeated use of contraband cell phones.

Lyle saying he was worried as prison monitored communications were being sold to tabloids.

In May, a judge reduced the brother's sentences, making them eligible for parole for the first time since they were convicted

of the 1989 murders of their parents, Jose and Kitty, in their Beverly Hills mansion,

which they say was self-defense after years of abuse. I just told him that I didn't want to do this.

Throughout the hearing, the 57-year-old addressing what he says was sexual abuse not only by of abuse. I just told him that I didn't want to do this.

Throughout the hearing, the 57-year-old addressing what he says was sexual abuse not only

by his father, but also his mother.

It's something Lyle testified about during his 1993 trial saying it happened up until he

was 13.

She would wash me everywhere.

She would wash your genitals?

Yes.

Lyle crying throughout his closing statement telling the board he takes responsibility for all this pain.

My mom and dad did not have to die that day.

Ultimately, the board finding Lyle still poses an unreasonable risk to the public.

One commissioner saying, incarcerated people

who break the rules are more likely to break rules in society. Despite the denials, the family

remaining hopeful. We are making progress and that we had these hearings and that yes, there was a

denial and that is intensely disappointing. But at the same time, there is, you know, there is still light at the end of the

tunnel. The board saying both brothers can seek parole again in just three years. And as for that

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