Jesse Weber

And I have to say again, I think the timing of that when this was a very popular show and a lot of people on social media felt that the brothers were railroaded and should be released from prison, that was a way for them to get released. But then there's this other issue, this legal issue, this habeas issue saying that they should be released as a matter of law because there's new evidence.

And I have to say again, I think the timing of that when this was a very popular show and a lot of people on social media felt that the brothers were railroaded and should be released from prison, that was a way for them to get released. But then there's this other issue, this legal issue, this habeas issue saying that they should be released as a matter of law because there's new evidence.

And now what's happening is these two issues are being decided whether or not the brothers should be resentenced and released or resentenced to 50 years to life in prison. And because they committed these crimes when they were under the age of 26, they could be eligible for parole immediately. And and putting that issue to the side.

And now what's happening is these two issues are being decided whether or not the brothers should be resentenced and released or resentenced to 50 years to life in prison. And because they committed these crimes when they were under the age of 26, they could be eligible for parole immediately. And and putting that issue to the side.

And now what's happening is these two issues are being decided whether or not the brothers should be resentenced and released or resentenced to 50 years to life in prison. And because they committed these crimes when they were under the age of 26, they could be eligible for parole immediately. And and putting that issue to the side.

If you look at their habeas filing, this motion, you say, oh, based on this new evidence, I didn't think they got a fair trial. I think the conviction should be overturned. I think they should get a new trial or release from prison. So there's two separate issues that are happening here. Personally speaking. I don't think the law necessarily supports either argument.

If you look at their habeas filing, this motion, you say, oh, based on this new evidence, I didn't think they got a fair trial. I think the conviction should be overturned. I think they should get a new trial or release from prison. So there's two separate issues that are happening here. Personally speaking. I don't think the law necessarily supports either argument.

If you look at their habeas filing, this motion, you say, oh, based on this new evidence, I didn't think they got a fair trial. I think the conviction should be overturned. I think they should get a new trial or release from prison. So there's two separate issues that are happening here. Personally speaking. I don't think the law necessarily supports either argument.

So now it becomes a question if they're going to be released based on maybe politics or there's a push for them to be released based on politics rather than the law. But this is a judge. A judge will have to ultimately decide if he approves it or not.

So now it becomes a question if they're going to be released based on maybe politics or there's a push for them to be released based on politics rather than the law. But this is a judge. A judge will have to ultimately decide if he approves it or not.

So now it becomes a question if they're going to be released based on maybe politics or there's a push for them to be released based on politics rather than the law. But this is a judge. A judge will have to ultimately decide if he approves it or not.

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You're talking about Roy Rossello. He came out and said that Jose Menendez drugged and sexually abused him and... Andy Cano, who is a cousin of the brothers who had testified in both trials, said there was a letter that Eric wrote me before all this went down, before the killings, saying he was being abused.

You're talking about Roy Rossello. He came out and said that Jose Menendez drugged and sexually abused him and... Andy Cano, who is a cousin of the brothers who had testified in both trials, said there was a letter that Eric wrote me before all this went down, before the killings, saying he was being abused.

You're talking about Roy Rossello. He came out and said that Jose Menendez drugged and sexually abused him and... Andy Cano, who is a cousin of the brothers who had testified in both trials, said there was a letter that Eric wrote me before all this went down, before the killings, saying he was being abused.

Even if you accept the worst, even if you accept that these two brothers were abused, that doesn't necessarily mean under the law, based on the court's reasoning, that they're entitled to a self-defense instruction or that this was manslaughter or that they're not guilty of murder.

Even if you accept the worst, even if you accept that these two brothers were abused, that doesn't necessarily mean under the law, based on the court's reasoning, that they're entitled to a self-defense instruction or that this was manslaughter or that they're not guilty of murder.

Even if you accept the worst, even if you accept that these two brothers were abused, that doesn't necessarily mean under the law, based on the court's reasoning, that they're entitled to a self-defense instruction or that this was manslaughter or that they're not guilty of murder.