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the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey there, folks. It is Thursday, August 21st, and we could be hours away, maybe even minutes away.

Hell, we could be moments away of finding out if at least one of the Menendez brothers

could be getting paroled.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. presents the Menendez

parole hearing. T.J. Holmes here. My partner, Amy Robach is in Boulder, Colorado right now, so I'm holding

it down. But this is a very big day. And as we speak, folks, as of this recording, the parole hearing

for Eric Menendez is taking place. As I talk to

you, it's been going on for what, a couple of hours now. We're expecting to go about three hours.

And after that, we are expecting this parole board to give a decision about whether or not they believe Eric Menendez should be let

out of prison. It is a remarkable day, a long time coming, a lot of ups and downs and legal

hurdles and back and forth of this, which was an absolute phenomenon when it comes to trials and coverage

in this country. But here we are, 36 years after those shocking deaths in Beverly Hills,

that one of the boys, they were boys, 18 and 21 at the time, but one of them could be hearing

a word on whether or not he's going to be getting out of prison. Now, do need to explain. Eric and Lyle Menendez. Eric, his hearing is today. Like I said,

going on right now. His brother Lyle is having his parole hearing tomorrow. Same time, about

8.30, California time. That was when both of them take place, they are not physically

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