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The judge stopped court proceedings during the testimony of the state's key witness in California versus Menendez.
The judge stopped court proceedings during the testimony of the state's key witness in California versus Menendez.
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S1, EP71 "Believing a Cheating Doctor on Probation"Erik and Lyle had confessed to Dr. Jerome Oziel that they killed their parents Jose and Kitty.
CA vs Menendez
S1, EP72 "Lyle Threatens the Therapist"The judge stopped court proceedings during the testimony of the state's key witness in California versus Menendez.
CA vs Menendez
S1, EP73 "Everybody Panicked"Everybody was in panic mode after confessed killers told their therapist how they killed their parents in a double homicide.
CA vs Menendez
S1, EP74 "Copies of the Tapes Made"Dr. Jerome Oziel put copies of the Menendez confession tapes in three different locations, in the days after the therapy sessions.
CA vs Menendez
S1, EP70 "Notes of a Confession"From the very beginning the Defense teams of both defendants fought to get the confession tapes thrown out.
CA vs Menendez
S1, EP69 "More Questions For The Psychotherapist"The Defense teams for both defendents had more questions for the psychotherapist on the stand.
CA vs Menendez
S1, EP68 "Therapist Seeks Self-Protections"The therapist who recorded the Menendez brothers' confession, said he feared for his life.
CA vs Menendez
S1, EP67 "Taped Confession As Key Evidence"Dr. Oziel's testimony was critical for the State's case; he had evidence of a plot to kill Jose and Kitty Menendez along the emotion and mindset of the Menendez brothers who admitted doing it.
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