A new documentary on Netflix offers Erik and Lyle Menendez a platform to share their side of the notorious 1989 murders.
Their story, long sensationalised by media, now takes a deeper look at their alleged motives and personal experiences.
The Menendez brothers’ case exemplifies the complex interplay between media representation, public opinion, and legal proceedings.
The documentary highlights how narrative can evolve, leaving room for justice and understanding.
Through revisiting historical perceptions, it challenges audiences to contemplate the broader implications of media in shaping justice.
