Eric and Lyle Menendez approaches possible freedom as the judge reduces the sentence

Eric and Lyle and Lyle Menendez will have a new shot in freedom after the 35-year spending behind 35 years behind the 35-year rods to kill their parents, a judge decided on Tuesday.

Los Angeles County superior court judge Michael Jesic reduced the sentences of 50 years of life without life.

“I don’t say that they should be released, this is not my decision for me,” he said. “I believe in those who need to take this chance in the last 35 years.”

Already in California, those who have been punished under the young criminal law, because they were 26 years old as they committed a crime. The State Password Board should still decide whether it is free from prison.

The brothers did not show a living emotion through most of the most statements.

“I killed my mother and my father. I do not give any excuses or justification,” said Lyle Menendez told her a statement. “The effects of my fierce actions are … reasonable.”

Eric Menendez also spoke of his or her family apology for his actions. “You didn’t deserve what I did to you, but you encourage you to do better,” he said.

‘Redemption is possible’: Defense Deputy

The brothers were The hostage was rejected in 1990 In 1989, after the assassination of his fathers, Jose Menendez and his mother Kitty Menendez, his house was arrested in his homes. They were later convicted of first-degree murder In 1996, and then conventionally sentenced to life imprisonment. Erik was 18 years old during resolutions and was 21 years old.

Defense lawyers spoke as a result of self-defense after sexual abusing by his fathers, and prosecutors said the brothers were killed for Multimillion dollar inheritance.

The case took the attention of the public for decades. The supporters of the brothers flew in the country to join the rally and hearings in recent months.

“I just know that this day is possible today,” the defense lawyer Geragos. “The fact, the menendez brothers did a remarkable work. Today is a great day after 35 years.”

“We have developed,” he said. “This is no longer the 90s. We have a healthier understanding of many things.”

Los Angeles argued in the district prosecutors again. They said that the brothers were not fully responsible for the crime. Los Angeles District Lawyer Nathan Hokman said, “They have not been clean,” said Los Angeles district lawyer Nathan Hoçman.

Geragos stressed that the purpose of being judged again is “encouraging rehabilitation.”

“This is the law,” he said.