The recent photos emerged after the DA’s decision

Mugshots recently taken by Erik And Lyle Menendez emerged following the Los Angeles District Attorney’s recommendation that the brothers be sentenced.

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Recent photos of Erik & Lyle Menendez

According to Fox NewsThe recent mugshots of Erik and Lyle Menendez were taken on October 10. The agency noted that they were cited by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. It’s worth noting, the sneaky photos were taken two weeks before George Gascón, the Los Angeles County District Attorney, made his recommendation to indign the brothers.

Then these photos were shared above Xformerly known as Twitter. A tweet shared by user @M4RGOTROBBIES, has attracted more than 1.6 million views. Additionally, it shows a mugshot of Erik Menendez on the left and a mugshot of his brother, Lyle Menendez, on the right.

Recent pics of Erik & Lyle!!! 🤍#JusticeForErikAndLyle pic.twitter.com/XMB30zh8CL

— dom ✮⋆˙ (@M4RGOTROBBIES) October 25, 2024

More on Los Angeles DA’s Sentencing Decision & Reaction from Erik Menendez’s Wife, Tammy, and Stepdaughter, Talia

EQUAL Shade room previously reported, Gascón revealed his decision on October 14 at a press conference in Los Angeles, California. At the event, Gascón explained that he believes the brothers have “paid their debt to society” after more than 30 years in prison.

Of note, Erik and Lyle Menendez were found to have murdered their parents in 1989 and were sentenced to life in prison in the late 90s. Amid multiple trials, questions were raised about the brothers’ accusations. She was sexually abused by her parents Jose and Kitty Menendez. And recently, Gascón’s office received evidence corroborating their claims.

each news weekIf the brothers are re-sentenced, the court could “impose a sentence of 50 years to life for their murder conviction,” and Erik and Lyle Menendez could “be eligible for parole immediately if judge approves” based on the length of sentence.

According to news weekErik Menendez’s wife, Tammy Menendez, and stepdaughter Talia Menendez were both present at the recent press conference. Then Tammy arrived X to share a statement about Gascón’s decision.

“Good morning, Yesterday was a difficult and emotional day. I am grateful to DA Gascon for his courage in requesting Erik’s resentencing, I am naturally disappointed that he did not go further and act on his own belief that Erik and Lyle sat enough time in prison,” she wrote.

Good morning,
Yesterday was a difficult and emotional day. I am grateful to DA Gascon for his courage in asking for Erik’s resentencing, I am naturally disappointed that he did not go further and act on his belief that Erik and Lyle were already in prison enough time.

— Tammi Menendez (@TammiMenendez1) October 25, 2024

Meanwhile, Talia is said to have taken to Instagram.

“I firmly believe that my father deserves to return home now and I remain hopeful that the Sentencing Judge will agree when making the decision to re-sentence. I am not giving up hope,” Talia wrote, according to the report. news week. “Sharing this moment with my mother and my extended family on my father’s side was truly special. We spent hours chatting, exchanging stories and strengthening the bond we shared. We support Erik and Lyle’s freedom, and I couldn’t be more grateful for the solidarity and support we have together.”

According to the source, it is unclear whether Lyle’s wife, Rebecca Sneed, was present at the press conference.

Reaction from the Menendez brothers’ attorney and what’s expected to happen next

According to EVERYBODYLos Angeles County Superior Court judges can now approve or deny Gascón’s motion for resentencing. Additionally, this process can take at least 30-45 days.

If the judge approves the resentencing, the agency noted that the matter could then be brought before the parole board.

each news weekMark Geragos, the Menendez brothers’ attorney, believes they can be home “before Thanksgiving.”

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