Monsters: Mendendez Brothers, They killed their own parents

[RepublicofDoyleDetective]

I recently learned about the Menendez brothers case through a documentary. It's clear that they were victims of severe abuse, not monsters. The brothers were forced into a desperate situation by their parents' actions. The only reason they were convicted was due to the judge's decision to disregard their claims of sexual abuse. Unfortunately, sexual abuse against men and boys is often dismissed or minimized, which is a serious issue that needs to be addressed.

 

[Redlips]

I hope they get out of prison soon. They're so hot! They still look handsome despite being older now.

 

[Kravn]

Wait, so the Menendez brothers are not serial killers? That's a bit of a letdown. I thought Netflix would go even crazier after the success of Dahmer. Serial killers are so much more exciting. I guess I'll have to wait for the next season to see if they can top that.

 

[Domestic King]

I feel bad for the brothers. Their parents were terrible. It's unfair that the brothers were punished so harshly, especially after everything they went through. The justice system messed up. They should have listened to the brothers and given them a fair trial

 

[Norelle]

I know it's weird, but I don't feel sorry for the victims in this case. The parents were absolute monsters. They abused their sons for years, and it's no surprise that the boys snapped. I think the brothers were justified in what they did. They were trying to protect themselves and escape their abusive situation. The justice system messed up by not believing the brothers' claims of abuse. They should have shorter punishment.

 

[JinnyGoesKrazy]

I'm so glad Ryan Murphy is doing a show on the Menendez brothers. It's about time someone did! Those guys were totally screwed over. They were victims, not criminals. I hope the show gets people talking and maybe even leads to a retrial. They deserve to be free. It's crazy they were locked up for so long.

The Menendez brothers were clearly traumatized by their parents' abuse. They needed help, not punishment. It's a shame that the justice system failed them so badly. I hope the show raises awareness about the issue of child abuse and the importance of providing support for victims. The brothers deserve a second chance at life. They should be released and given the opportunity to heal and rebuild their lives.