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The lead prosecutor suggested Lyle and Erik Menendez were actors on par with Robert DeNiro; Pamela Bozanich claimed the brothers executed a premeditated, cold-blooded, calculated murder when they killed their parents - Kitty and Jose.
The lead prosecutor suggested Lyle and Erik Menendez were actors on par with Robert DeNiro; Pamela Bozanich claimed the brothers executed a premeditated, cold-blooded, calculated murder when they killed their parents - Kitty and Jose.
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S1, EP414 "Spoiled, Vicious Brats"Lyle Menendez's defense team wraps up its closing argument; the State gets a chance for a rebuttal; the lead prosecutor berates Lyle and Erik Menendez and calls them spoiled, vicious brats.
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S1 "Story Of Abuse Concocted For Sympathy"The State had the final word in Lyle Menendez's jury by continuing to dismisses the Defense's claims of sexual abuse as the real reason behind the deaths of Jose and Kitty.
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S1 "Lyle's Jury Begins Deliberations"The lead prosecutor suggested Lyle and Erik Menendez were actors on par with Robert DeNiro; Pamela Bozanich claimed the brothers executed a premeditated, cold-blooded, calculated murder when they killed their parents - Kitty and Jose.
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S1 "Money Motive To Kill"The prosecutor outlined his case against Erik Menendez for his jury during closing arguments. He said - the brothers viciously and mercilessly attacked their mom and dad, Kitty and Jose. Lyle's jury was already at work deliberating.
CA vs Menendez
S1, EP401 "Prosecutor Calls Defense's Case Ridiculous"The lead prosecutor summarizes the State's case for jurors; she in in the middle of closing arguments; she says that Erik and Lyle intentionally killed their parents, Kitty and Jose, out of hatred and greed.
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S1, EP347 "Woman With the Tape-Duplicating Business"The former girlfriend of the Menendez brothers' married psychologist was under redirect examination in their trial; Erik and Lyle went to Dr. Jerome Oziel and confessed to killing their parents, Kitty and Jose.
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S1, EP345 "When a Breakup Leads to a Murder Arrest"A woman who ran a tape-duplicating business and a therapist who had a murder confession on tape were already entangled in an affair.
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S1, EP344 "Impeaching the Therapist's Mistress"One year after the killings of Jose and Kitty Menendez, Judalon Smyth went on TV and told Diane Sawyer that she overheard Lyle and Erik confess; she also claimed she heard Lyle threaten Dr. Jermone Oziel.
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