Breaking news tonight, the new twist in the Menendez brothers bid for freedom.

LA's district attorney saying he opposes a new trial for Eric and Lyle Menendez.

The brothers serving a life sentence for the murders of their parents, speaking out from behind bars.

We asked the DA what it all means for their future in prison.

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The Menendez Brothers bid for freedom took a hard turn today when the Los Angeles County DA publicly spoke out against their bid for a retrial,

arguing the evidence the brothers have put forward does not meet the legal standard.

The Menendez brothers have emerged as pop culture icons decades after murdering their parents in their Beverly Hills home in 1989.

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