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Both juries in the Menendez brothers' murder trial had been deliberating. But after three weeks, jurors in Erik's case were deadlocked. Prosecutors had been pushing for felony murder convictions for Erik and Lyle in the deaths of their parents.
Both juries in the Menendez brothers' murder trial had been deliberating. But after three weeks, jurors in Erik's case were deadlocked. Prosecutors had been pushing for felony murder convictions for Erik and Lyle in the deaths of their parents.
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