Monsters: Mendendez Brothers, They killed their own parents

[Skylar Kinsley]

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Monsters: The Menendez Brothers is the latest addition to Netflix’s acclaimed Monster franchise. After the immense popularity of Monster: Jeffrey Dahmer, many anticipated another serial killer would be featured. However, Ryan Murphy has surprised us with a true crime story that captivated the 90s: the murder of Jose and Kitty Menendez by their own sons, Lyle and Erik. Starring Oscar-winner Javier Bardem and Oscar-nominated Chloë Sevigny as the Menendez parents, this show dives into the shocking true story of two brothers who killed their own folks. Get ready for a wild ride as we explore the dark secrets behind this […]

 

[dorothygarcia31]

Remember when this whole thing went down? It was crazy! Everyone was talking about it at school. I couldn't believe it. Two brothers killed their parents. It was like something out of a horror movie. I thought they were just trying to get away with something, but then they started talking about abuse. I didn't know what to think. It was so appalling to see parents who will do that to their kids.

 

[Svetlana]

This Menendez brothers case reminds me a lot of the Khachaturyan sisters in Russia. Both cases involve siblings who killed their abusive father. It's a tragic situation that highlights the dangers of unchecked abuse. In Russia, the Khachaturyan sisters were initially charged with murder, but their charges were later reduced to manslaughter due to their history of abuse. It's a complex issue with no easy answers. Should we really punish people who killed a worst person.

 

[X3L-7N1]

I was obsessed with this case. I read everything I could find about it. I remember following the trial closely. It was so dramatic. The lawyers were amazing. I think the brothers were guilty, but I also felt sorry for them. Their childhood must have been terrible.

 

[Yellow Garter]

They have a lot of fangirls because they are good looking men, Even SNL made a sketch about it:

 

[Koudelka]

The Menendez brothers case was a tragedy for everyone involved. It's hard to imagine the kind of abuse they must have endured. Their parents' actions were inexcusable. I can understand why they felt so angry and desperate. It's a testament to the human spirit that they were able to find the strength to survive and fight back. While their actions were wrong, I can't help but feel a sense of empathy for their situation. They were victims of a terrible crime, and their lives were forever changed.

 

[Berlin]

The Menendez brothers and Gypsy Rose Blanchard cases show the terrible things that can happen when parents abuse their children. These stories teach us that kids need love and safety from their parents.

If parents feel attracted to their children, they should get help right away. This feeling is not normal and can be dangerous.

Parents should always listen to their kids and be kind to them. They should never hurt their children or make them feel bad. If you think a child is being abused, please tell someone.

It's important for parents to be good to their children. This will help prevent bad things from happening.

 

[Luca]

I can't believe Kitty just let her husband do that to her sons. How could she stand by and watch him abuse them? It's unbelievable. She must have been scared or something. I just can't understand it. Maybe she was afraid of him, or maybe she didn't believe it was happening. No Wonder her sons killer her too.

 

[Cherrielarose]

The parents were the real monsters, but the justice system also messed up. They kept protecting the abusers and didn't listen to the brothers' cries for help. It's a total bummer that the system failed to recognize the brothers' suffering and held them accountable for something that was caused by the abuse they endured. This case shows that we need to fix the legal system so that victims of abuse get the justice they deserve.

 

[alexbaker]

I looked up the Menendez brothers case and it's messed up. One of the brothers actually said they felt safer in jail than at home! That's crazy. It shows how bad their parents were to them. The brothers tried so hard to pretend like their family was perfect, but everyone knows the truth now. Only a few people knew about the abuse before the murders.

This case is a wake-up call about how bad abuse can be.