As infamous killer brothers Erik and Lyle Mendendez wait for their August parole hearing, they have scored a legal victory on another front, this time in the form of new evidence they say could have led to their acquittal.

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman has been ordered by a Superior Court judge to explain why the key evidence was not presented at the brothers’ second trial

After spending most of their adult lives in prison for committing one of the most sensational double murders in U.S. history, the execution of their parents in Beverly Hills in August of 1989, Lyle an

A Superior Court Judge ruled that Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman must explain was exculpatory evidence was kept from the jury in the second trial of Erik and Lyle Menendez regardi

The judge ruled that two new pieces of evidence submitted in recent years "would more likely than not changed the outcome" of the Menendez brothers' second trial in the 1990s.

A Los Angeles judge has made a stunning shift in the Menéndez brothers' case, ruling that new evidence, including testimony from former Menudo member Roy Roselló and one cousin, provides enough grounds to reconsider their murder convictions.

The Menendez brothers’ attorney said her clients scored a “huge win” Monday when a California judge ordered the Los Angeles County district attorney to explain why crucial evidence in their case relating to alleged sexual abuse was withheld from the jury.