LYLE MENENDEZ joined with the brothers and rejected parole in his parents’ murder.

LYLE MENENDEZ was rejected one day after his brother Erik was released from prison 30 years later.

Mendez brothers who killed their parents in 1989 at the Bee Bali Hills mansion were rejected to be released after a separate long hearing before the California parole committee.

It was a pair of frustration of the recent victory in the court, taking them closer to them.

The 57 -year -old Mendez Brothers, 57 years old, depicted as dominant brothers and sisters, can try their parole again within three years.

The coarse murders and subsequent trials of parents, Jose and Kitty Mendez, were one of the crimes that defined the last century.

During the trial, the brothers insisted that killing was made by self -defense after the father had been graded and emotional abuse for years.

The prosecution, however, was greedy, and a monster titled Monster, who planned to kill three severely, spent $ 70,000 (526,000 pounds) using the inherited money while lying to the authorities while investigating the case.

Lile was considered dominant brothers for a long time, and at first it was believed that the cruel death of parents was suitable for the mobs. He also made a sophisticated story related to lying people to cover his participation.

The pair was not arrested until the police received a psychologist.

Lile told the board of directors, “I’m very sorry for who I am.” “I will never make up for the damage and sorrow that caused everyone in the family. I’m really sorry for everyone. I’m sorry forever.”

Lile faced a parole panel from his brothers and other parole who was released in prison on Friday after a similar hearing.

Like his brother, Rail sent almost storage at the hearing of the San Diego prison. This procedure has been extended for more than 10 hours and concluded in Los Angeles.

The panel examined whether LYLE investigated time in his life and prison before murdering. He asked at Princeton University as a student and how he was accused of plagiarism and as a result of increasing the speed of violation and robbery.

They also asked the moment of murder, murder and his motives.

The panel repeatedly filed illegal mobile phones in prison, and he said he could approach almost for several years. Patrick Reardon, a member of the panel, questioned whether he should give a lot of weight to all positive things (such as a program made for prisoners) when he constantly violates the rules.

The panel recently convicted the violation of mobile phones in March this year.

He said he had a tablet that could be used, but he continued to use his cell phone because he gave more privacy.

Mobile phones are prohibited from prison and are considered as corrosion resistance to the prison environment through concern that they can further develop criminal behavior, such as transferring drugs, threatening witnesses, and organizing escape. Attorney-Except for customer conversations, all communication is monitored behind the bar.

Lile told the board of directors on Friday.

“I am a person who comes to solve the conflict,” he described himself as “a peace owner.”

He earned a degree while he was in jail and is currently in the process of getting his owner. LYLE was also praised for the mentoring of other prisoners and helping other people who survived sexual abuse and helping him to start.

According to the risk assessment conducted before the hearing, Lile found that it would face the “intermediate risk” of violence if it mentioned that there was a problem of citing mobile phones in prison while accepting not only antisocial characteristics but also qualifications, tricks, manipulation and results.

Brothers’ free travel is not over yet.

Rejection of parole will change its focus on Gavin Newsom, California Governor.

Accidents can come in the form of a reduced sentence or forgiveness. The weight of such a famous and controversial event is bothering the president’s operation, which can be politically dangerous to Newsom.

In addition to the request for disciplinary action, the brothers are demanding a new trial in light of the newly discovered evidence that claims their father’s childhood sexual abuse.

The judge refuses to request the request, but opposes the Los Angeles District Laboratory.

At the hearing on Friday, the prosecution of Ethan Milius lobbyed Lile’s release. He questioned his actions as “truly” and LYLE pointed out that “he did not follow the basic rules in a highly structured environment.”

Milius said, “There is no growth. Lyle seems to be.” “When you see him, Rail has a long documented lies to avoid the outcome of his actions.”

Not only supporters but also relatives who have advocated for a long time also attended the hearing on Friday and spoke on behalf of themselves. Some of them refused to speak after his brothers and audio was released into the media outlets, and dramatic suspension occurred in the anger and deliberation of the lawyer’s anger and deliberation.

Lile’s cousin Eileen Cano, who spoke to the panel at the Eric Hearing on Thursday, said he was surprised to see how much Rail had achieved despite his life in prison without parole.

“Most people went up over it while surrendered to the weight of prison life,” she said.

“Rail will be in danger of the community because we are responsible for him as our family,” she said. “It would be no purpose to delay his release. Rail was not a man who went to jail 35 years ago.”

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