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Erik Menendez Uses Severe Medical Condition

Erik Menendez Diagnosed With ‘Serious Medical Condition’—Just Weeks Before the Brothers’ Parole Hearing

Menendez has been hospitalized with kidney stones as his lawyer calls for his immediate release because of his "serious medical condition."

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Erik Menendez hospitalized with "serious medical condition" ahead of parole hearing

Erik Menendez has been hospitalized, prompting his attorney to seek his release from prison ahead of an upcoming parole hearing.

Hollywood Life on MSN · 3h

Erik Menendez’s Health: His Medical Condition Explained Before Parole Hearing

Weeks before his and Lyle’s parole hearing, Erik was revealed to have a ‘serious’ medical condition. Find out what it is and get updates on how he’s doing now.

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Judge Judy reveals her hot take on the Menendez brothers case

The popular 82-year-old television court show judge, whose real name is Judith Susan Sheindlin, revealed in an interview with ...

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Newsom to decide on Menendez brothers’ parole by Labor Day weekend

California Gov. Gavin Newsom reveals he avoided Netflix's Menendez series to maintain impartiality as he prepares to make a ...

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Judge Judy Reveals Controversial Menendez Brothers Opinion

As Erik Menendez and Lyle Menendez await their parole hearing, Judge Judy shared her opinion on whether she believes they ...

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‘Heavy stuff': Gavin Newsom discusses Menendez brothers case ahead of parole hearing

"Heavy stuff," Newsom replied. The governor said he has been tempted repeatedly to watch the series, but he has purposely ...

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Menendez brother calls 'Monsters' actor from prison to celebrate Emmy nomination for portrayal

Lyle Menendez called actor Cooper Koch from prison to congratulate him on his Emmy nomination for portraying Erik Menendez in Netflix's "Monsters" series, a report says.

Menendez brothers’ freedom: What would the governor consider?

Should the parole board back their release, Gov. Gavin Newsom would have 90 days to decide whether to reject parole.

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