How They Were Caught: The Menendez Brothers

[@elliefinch7733]

“this caused lyle to become infuriated about not being able to deal with his own problems. he moved out of the main house and into the gUeSt HoUsE” i cAcKlEd💀💀

[@gemjule]

I also laughed outloud

[@TMWill-fi5fy]

Lmfao total losers 😂.

[@anasanchez4763]

It’s important to note that buzzfeed got this all wrong. I wrote a whole comment on the major things buzzfeed left out. But the brothers had tried to move out before but since their dad was so strict and manipulative, the farthest he could move out was the guest house. There was so much more to this story that shows why they murdered their own parents. Read my comment

[@TMWill-fi5fy]

@@anasanchez4763 Stop. You're gearing towards sympathy. Just stop.

[@Mimi-cq4bg]

@@TMWill-fi5fy why stop? Shes right. These two deserve sympathy. They also deserve life sentences. Both are able to coexist.

[@rileymccroary6875]

What a rebel, he moved from his bedroom to the guest house

[@HakunaMatata-dj7cm]

Right 😃 such a dumbbell

[@ashleyhammond4711]

Right?! like "Dad, you're over-involved in my life so I'm moving out to be more independent" *moves into guest house*

[@maevecostello2629]

LOL

[@slanguagefreak2388]

Which is probably 5 times larger than my house.

[@yayamakesnoise1770]

If only you knew why he got out of that house by any means. You’d do the same.

[@jhlavacek7308]

it's important to note too that there was a lot of sexual abuse in that house and the boys were molested by their father. there's a documentary on hulu that explains that part in depth. the money wasn't the only reason the boys killed their parents, it was the trigger.

[@harveyholmes9533]

Yeah it’s just a coincidence they went and spent $700000 in 6 months...

[@jhlavacek7308]

@@harveyholmes9533 definitely not a coincidence. money definitely had a part in the murder. I just wanted to point out that it wasn't the only reason.

[@someonesomething9103]

@@harveyholmes9533 well isn't also a coincidence they were raped repeatedly by their father? After listening to the details of what that man did to them, I think Id do the same thing and feel entitled to the money as well.

[@eduardorosabenesario6261]

They killed the mother to "make not suffer", but also if she is alive they can't inherit all the money. Now what makes you think they didn't lie about sex abuse? They never said to the therapist that they were sexually abused either.

[@jhlavacek7308]

@@eduardorosabenesario6261 I'd recommend watching The Menendez Murders: Erik Tells All on hulu. it goes more in depth about the abuse than this video did.

[@FingeringThings]

How they were caught: Ryan Bergara

[@urmotheriswatching2665]

Hello again

[@annie4584]

It remains unsolved

[@cyruscheng499]

It was the ghosts

[@katiemerryman9914]

Why do you watch everything I watch?!? 😂

[@chiapets2594]

How they were caught: Fingering Things

[@SarinaG]

Who cheats in an intro course? You literally just have to show up

[@meghanphillips3495]

The kind of guy whose fallback is going to "work" for his CEO daddy.

[@TMWill-fi5fy]

Then it wasn't even math based, he did that in intro to psychology. That is so embarrassing, a damn child could memorize Maslow's hierarchy of needs lmao 😂.

[@jennyneedsmeds]

@@TMWill-fi5fy bruh intro to psych i could do it with my eyes closed im sure we all could

[@AlexaBellaMuerte]

Shows how lazy he was

[@tigo9328]

Who ever is reading this: You are amazing! Stay safe. 😊 I hope you achieve your dreams! Mine is to hit 2k

[@peachysandie]

It really is too bad that buzzfeed cut out a major part of the story, the fact that the brothers were sexualy abused by their father. It's very manipulative to only paint them as "rich kids who were bored" when they were actually walking around with trauma, smh...

[@0801hector]

Fathima Nazmeen Anodiyil thats very true but someone really close to me experienced the same and when that starts at a young age, it can really mess with your head. Especially if it goes on for so long, one can get scared if they tell someone

[@yams.4308]

10:53

[@caileyq4166]

Fathima Nazmeen Anodiyil a lot of cases like this...the police always believe the parents most of the time. they might of felt like that was they’re only way out.

[@caileyq4166]

i’m not trying to defend them but i’m just trying to give more detail to why they didn’t just call the police or get help. sometimes it’s not that easy

[@peachysandie]

@@yams.4308 alright I jumped the gun on my statement😬😅 but I still feel like they didn't do the brothers "justice", they mentioned it in passing kinda.

[@Beowulf54Mc]

He MoVeD oUt oF tHe mAiN hOUse aNd inTo tHe guESt hoUSe.

[@yaunryanicolep.9126]

HAHAHAHA

[@lisarodriguez6966]

Must be nice to have a guest house to run to for tantrums.

[@yams.4308]

5:07 lol

[@namikat6068]

It’s not funny at all they were sexually abused

[@namikat6068]

@@lisarodriguez6966 it’s not a tantrum they were abused. You are disgusting

[@Diddlebop49]

My mom went to high school with them. They were always really sweet apparently but my mom would occasionally see bruises on them (likely from abuse). She says they were troubled, but she never thought they were capable of doing what they did. They were like the stereotypical jock/popular kids. It’s so crazy....

[@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039]

The reason why they were troubled were probably bc of the abuse too. And that's what led them to kill their parents. They felt like they didn't have any other way out

[@jazjaz6017]

That is more evidence in their favour. It is hard to believe that they are still in prison. They were abused and trapped in situation where their father's influence and power would appear impossible to escape. I think we need to keep talking about them until someone, like your mother, comes forward. There is surely more evidence out there which could help them appeal. Although they are applying for the appeal this year after the discovery of a letter to their late cousin Andy Cano. I hope they are successful.

[@Vivi-cq5kx]

hey my mom went to highschool with erik too!!

[@norailarslan264]

​@@Vivi-cq5kx yo what!..

[@MelonySmith-rs5vi]

For everytime Erik and Lyles parents abused molested and beat them. It would have been nice if Erik and Lyle had a positive role model in their life to lift their spirits. They should have had someone to give them hugs and tell them "I love you".

[@DizzyedUpGirl]

"The Menendez Brothers are bonded for life. Not only by blood but by the blood on their hands" Top notch!

[@-graymonis-477]

I love how the deep voice makes the story more interesting

[@4Wayee]

Yea he could read out of a phone book and it’s still compelling

[@-graymonis-477]

4Wayee Exactly 😂

[@HakunaMatata-dj7cm]

Grow up

[@lesliebb8400]

Ehh I couldn’t really hear him too well and he talked too fast.

[@mrfootballdude4532]

This is the type of voice I would fall asleep to in school

[@serenitygonzales9503]

I feel like yall should have explained more on the abuse on the boys from the father

[@brianaaaaaa]

right that’s like the main reason why they did what they did ..

[@Swegandy]

Why would they talk about a complete lie

[@bluecoopa6510]

@@Swegandy why would it be lie. a cousin even witnessed it. they went into so much details heres the vids so u can watch them kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3jYfJR7p7Oef9E kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3jYfJR7p7Oef9E

[@terrytibbs5678]

yes, where is Yall. He needs to read your comment on this. Yall! Yall! Where are you?

[@niliaaa_babyyy]

@@terrytibbs5678 Girl, shut up

[@PotatoeBunny93]

as someone who grew up being sexually abused..if they trully were abused in that nature then i feel bad for them...if anyone knows how psychology works and triggers, what could cause a person to snap into protecting themsleves....its also hard to escape abusers who are parents or close family members when u grow up dependent on them. Murder is wrong obviously...but i cant help but feel bad for them if they really were trully being abused like that. :(

[@bluecoopa6510]

yeah here is 2 vids to them kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3jYfJR7p7Oef9E kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHzTm6eZr5idiZY

[@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039]

Im so sorry for what you've been through and I totally agree with what you're saying. Theres so many proofs that. they was sexually and physically abused. Both pictures and visible bruises on their bodies. Also family members had been suspecting some kind of abuse

[@mayrln]

only non cringe buzzfeed channel. thank you guys.

[@LS-vb3ko]

mayrln what about Tasty :(

[@tophatring8445]

Lauryn Onassis I like tasty they make good content over there.

[@WCWThunderRosa]

Pretty crazy to think they might have gotten away with murdering their own parents if they had simply not spent so much money immediately afterwards

[@MrMethadrine]

thanx for the tip...

[@bunnycortland353]

Or had such an unprofessional shrink

[@sx_iiiee2015]

or told there therapist

[@Muirmaiden]

They were arrested because they confessed to Erik's psychologist; his mistress overheard their confession and went to the police several months later

[@baileybarnett2276]

@@Muirmaiden Yes, you're exactly right.... The comment above makes absolutely no sense... The boys spend money like it was water before and after. Money was not a thing they thought about, aka the shooting was not for money

[@PJohal384]

This by far is my favourite Buzzfeed channel, it's not cringey like the others at all

[@user-2927]

WHAT ABOUT BUZZFEED UNSOLVED?

[@DanXD64]

@Kori Pierce lmao

[@Flanneryschickens]

The cooking one is good too!

[@carlwheezerofsouls3273]

@Kori Pierce no, it isn't. this is "How They Were Caught", Buzzfeed unsolved, or just "unsolved" is a show on the Buzzfeed Unsolved Network.

[@seabass8154]

@@carlwheezerofsouls3273 They are talking about the channel, not the show.

[@raidomani]

Now, this is a story all about how My life got flipped-turned upside down And I'd like to take a minute Just sit right there I'll tell you how I became the prince of a town called Bel Air In west Philadelphia born and raised On the playground was where I spent most of my days Chillin' out maxin' relaxin' all cool And all shootin some b-ball outside of the school When a couple of guys who were up to no good Started making trouble in my neighborhood

[@chasesackett3405]

B00B13_B1RD it’s a tv show lmfao

[@sl11zy49]

I thought this was an actual story but I realized it wasn’t when I saw the prince of bel air lmao

[@liacarrillo3036]

i got in one lil fight nd my mom got scared! she said “you’re moving with your auntie and uncle in bel air”

[@facetioustimes6211]

Daniel Kohagura perfection

[@kh4nsaa]

@@liacarrillo3036 i whistled for a cab and when it came near, the license plate said fresh and it had dice in the mirror.

[@Actuallyfactually]

This series is addicting it’s a good supplement while the ghoul boys are away or that’s just what I think I like hearing about these next Danny Laplant

[@suhanaahmed4960]

the 'ghoul boys' i m crying hahaha

[@jessicarose5177]

Pretty sure they left buzzfeed to start their own company

[@majimagor0]

@@jessicarose5177 all hail the watcher 😌

[@sherlockholmes2096]

@@jessicarose5177 wait whaaaaaaat

[@sherlockholmes2096]

@@jessicarose5177 what company?

[@vely228]

you do not know how much I love this channel

[@KingsNeverDie100]

"Bonded for life, not only by blood, but by the blood on their hands" Wow, I got chills! Great line, whoever wrote this!

[@ValeColdplayer]

As much as I love buzzfeed unsolved videos, I think they did a really poor job on this one.

[@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039]

I agree so much in this. They left out all the important details and made it sound like the brothers killed just bc of their money. They left out the fact that they were abused physically, mentally and sexually.

[@ThePjlad123]

They lied about what happend

[@kirstyapps7704]

If they actually watched the raw footage they would know that Erik did NOT call the police in all hysteria, but it was Lyle. The facts are not right here. They are the victims in actual reality. Period.

[@amandanegrete1306]

Agree with you 100%

[@norailarslan264]

Yeah I agree

[@woodyhitya]

More like Buzzfeed Solved, amirite people?

[@sintexx2801]

How they were caught: Shane Madej

[@samanthashort6135]

The narrator’s really acting like a three year age gap between siblings is a lot

[@weirdthoughts9674]

I have a brother who is three years older than me....trust me it can be a lot

[@pedrosalazar6310]

3 years kinda is. I have a sibling who is just barely a year younger than me

[@claire7900]

It is a weird age gap at certain ages so it can seem a lot older depending on what age you are at the time

[@sparx180]

Samantha Short Turning everything into a negative. When I heard they went on a spending spree I found them guilty. Never watched the trials and knew nothing else about them. I feel so bad now that I thought they were guilty. I also see how prosecutors, reporters word things to their advantage. Now I know most everything I hope they get released.

[@samanthashort6135]

@@sparx180 girl you better have replied to the wrong comment because I just know you didn’t type all that up to my comment on how three years isn’t that big of an age gap between siblings

[@Sam-on5jf]

when watcher and bfu both post on the same day

[@sienabencsik2166]

Literally yesterday my dad was telling my sister and I about them.

[@Turtlemilk]

You should do a part 2 to your dad

[@taulant_4797]

Maybe your dad was just telling you that if you try anything similar you will get caught. 🤫

[@rabbitearsguy]

It's not that interesting of a case but ok

[@mackaylahogue7419]

rabbitearsguy clearly it is because it’s received a lot of coverage due to high interest. But okay.

[@justinpipes85]

I hate sequel bait.

[@Colossal322]

You should have showed the testimony of the cousins and family about the abuse and sexual abuse. That would shed some light on the whole case.

[@anthonyhutchins2300]

Why is it that these killers that actually stage the scene well enough to avoid arrest always fully confess to some random person? Lol

[@sashamonique3005]

exactlyyy

[@evecasey6366]

It didn't really talk about in this but the younger brother regretted the murder and felt really guilty and upset about it which is why he told the therapist

[@5ofhopes.-.227]

@@evecasey6366 who wouldn't feel guilty? If I was in that situation, I would tell the truth before it gets worse if I don't do it now.

[@goldenstandard187]

😭

[@fannyjaxelsson6745]

You got this all wrong. This is a horrible case, but there are so many details that this video is not including. Testimonies from family members who saw the horrible abuse the brothers had to endure, and even the sexual molestation that was happening in that household. These people feared for their lives and its horrible to portray them as these money hungry boys.

[@WildYouthSubs]

Jeffrey Dahmer Next Please

[@adrianasofia4797]

I need more of these they’re so addicting to watch

[@Aly_2014]

I recommend Ryan Gavagans page

[@aminasow5431]

alejandra lopez nah he’s quite boring

[@lee2791]

alejandra lopez Rob Gavagan?

[@Aly_2014]

Lily yup

[@skylamurray4226]

Amina Sow the supernatural and the unsolved that he does with his friend isnt

[@maiabou5036]

their dad was the bigger evil, the boys' actions were a by product of his abuse and their mother's neglect. always had more sympathy for them than anything else can't imagine how awful it must have been. since he was so powerful they must have felt like there was nobody to turn to including police and i'm pretty sure lyle said his dad threatened to kill him if he told anyone (i could be wrong though)

[@steph.li3]

you actually believe that ?

[@paolachavez499]

Tiffany Mayer I recommend watching this Hulu series called The Menendez Murders :)

[@steph.li3]

Paola Chavez those are just conspiracies made by producers to profit off someone’s death

[@BandlerChing]

Paola Chavez incredibly biased documentary. You can spin anything if you have enough money. “Brock turner was a quiet boy who never hurt anyone. He struggled with poor self-esteem and was teased relentlessly as a child. His father worked out of town and was cold towards him, never showing affection. Brock raped a drunk girl, but if he hadn’t had such a hard life, maybe it would never have happened”. See how that goes? The only thing these boys are victims of is affluenza.

[@steph.li3]

Dajesife D agree, it’s all about the perspective. that’s why we love anti-hero movies.

[@leahdeitrick4320]

I wish the script didn't repeatedly refer to them as 'boys' -they were 18 and 21 at the time of the killings.

[@purplefry1752]

I think that's it's common place that even though they are actual adults a lot of people still see 21 and younger as 'kids' as only a few years ago they were minors. It's pretty common to hear young adults being called 'boys' and stuff.

[@WyattKemp363]

I mean technically "boy" is just a name for 1 one genders. So what you are saying is that your mom is not a girl? Your dad is not a boy? Then what are you? An attack helicopter?

[@purplefry1752]

@@WyattKemp363 Alright we're gonna stop with that transphobia right now. The 'attack helicopter' joke has never been funny. So just stop. Also what you said honestly takes out all of the context of what Leah's original comment about. Her comment had nothing to do with their gender just their age.

[@sx_iiiee2015]

they have always been referred to as the boys watch the testimonies

[@NYD666]

@@sx_iiiee2015 probably cuz they didnt behave like adults. It's kinda hard to see spoiled people as adults

[@Ettyka81]

Chris Kattan and Ben Stiller as the Menendez brothers?!?

[@Manny-nm8dh]

Making it a dark comedy would be genius idea.

[@bniisantos]

A night at the Roxbury sequel with cattan and Ferrell

[@gabriellemadrid2831]

Check out John Malcovich and Rob Schneider on Saturday Night Live, "The Menendez Trial". Not Kattan and Stiller, but worth it. 😂👍

[@tatyana-fw8re]

It's unhealthy how much I watch these videos

[@spicyinternetboy9333]

>Escaped Cuba >Swimming scholarship 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@chris212849]

😂

[@Peytonsrefinishedfurniture]

you yes you who’s reading this i don’t know you you don’t know me but i wish/hope your having a great day if not i’m sorry i’m like you just scrolling through comments and watching people doing funny stuff and here i am giving some hope to other hope you stay safe ❤️

[@gabriellemadrid2831]

Thank you from someone that needed to hear that, 🙏❤️🌉

[@maomao6814]

Thank you

[@samanthadeloff3687]

um i think they forgot to mention that the brothers were literally sexually abused. i highly recommend watching the trial. it is literally heartbreaking

[@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039]

Right! I got really upset watching this bc of them leaving all of the details out. They didn't even mention them being abused

[@kaylinwhite6584]

Yes they did watch the video again

[@definingodds1339]

they did mention it they also mention how they killed there own mother just so they would get away with the other murder

[@tofu4627]

Some of y’all really want Shane and Ryan to be back, but they’re not gone. They are still producing content under their new channel called “watcher” with Steven Lim, and it’s really good content so idk why so many people are acting like they’ve disappeared off the face of the earth + leaving negative comments towards the people currently posting on this channel just because BUN isn’t in session right now. They can’t film a season anyways because of corona :(

[@lilslimjim3593]

I love when he narrates the story’s his deep voice makes it 10x better

[@3am.chapters]

Menendez : killed parents Everyone on comments : Moved out to Guesthouse

[@truartist5379]

Powerful

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Fled Cuba? Just like my abuela. I miss her, she made the best flan and told interesting stories about her time in Cuba

[@4belzzz]

que sabor de flan? estoy seguro de que era muy rico♡

[@thisisnotphysics1857]

Does she fled with the Pedro Pan program? Sorry if it's too noisy, I'm just very interested in Cuban immigration story...

[@seaofbees783]

She is watching over u with pride, I bet she misses making that flan for u, I’m sorry for ur loss❣️

[@paigeconnelly4244]

The phrase "you reap what you sow" comes to mind.

[@lolafendetti970]

Okay but cheating in psych 101¿?! Those classes usually have multiple choice tests, cmon dude

[@danihayward646]

The fact that you left out the important information about them being mentally & physically abused by their parents annoys me

[@elsonrix1]

Daddy fixed my girl problem, so I’m gonna move out, but only to the pool house

[@namikat6068]

You’re disgusting

[@elsonrix1]

@@namikat6068 ?????

[@namikat6068]

@@elsonrix1 what u said isn’t funny at all. Do u know what happened to them?

[@alexm3655]

This makes my last name awkward

[@hypefinn]

Yeah, they give your last name a bad rep. Sorry Alex

[@kerri6011]

it's a somewhat common last name (for Hispanics) so not too bad

[@jimmylangdon6121]

Why, what is it?

[@dryskinqueen]

Jimmy Langdon use the power of inference my guy

[@jimmylangdon6121]

@@dryskinqueen 😁

[@ajm_1211]

Every time I watch a show like this all of the narrators have similar sounding voices .

[@ginag9224]

I was badly badly abused as a teenager..you know what I did ? I swallowed all my anger and pain waited to when I reached my 21th birthday(the legal age at that time to get a passport)then I RUN AWAY I found a job and started my healing journey . This is how it should be leaving my abusers to get their karma...

[@salwaas938]

Were u sexually abused by your parents not everyone is the same not everyone reacts to situation the same and their dad was very powerful he could stop them from moving to another country or whatever quite easily and they were abused by their parents since they were very young it would be hard to stay away from someone who u are afraid of especially if they are your parents or close family u did the right thing they did the wrong thing but did those parents deserve death yes they did hope u are doing good now

[@starlethearlet237]

Not everyone situation is the same and not every victim has the same mind set. That's so ignorant. Their father threatened to kill them. If they tried to go to the police, the father could just pay the whole department off and put a hit on the boys. Like what a lot of rich people were doing, why do you think victims are now coming out about things that happened to them back in the 80s/90s and even 70s? It's not easy

[@Kayla-lz6ry]

Okay but when are you going to show the 2 handsome sons?

[@mariyamanaan9759]

These videos are so addictive, I hope y’all keep making these!! ((:

[@nolanvaughn25]

Oh gosh. He was so mad, he moved from the main house to the guest house. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@MrMethadrine]

not even the dog house.(Which is probably bigger than my house).

[@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039]

Well if u only knew the reason... Please don't talk about something u know nothing about. They were abused and his father would probably not let him move out of sight for many reasons. For example the fact that if lyle wasn't home, he could tell on him. He could tell someone what his father was doing. He was probably also afraid of what his father would do to Eric. The abuse would be worse for Eric if lyle wasn't there with him

[@nolanvaughn25]

@@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039 it’s a joke

[@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039]

@@nolanvaughn25 obviously. But I don't find it funny to joke about abuse. You're literally joking about something terrible someone has been through. You should think twice before you make jokes about things like this. Imagine someone who's being abused watching people like you joke about it.

[@nolanvaughn25]

@@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039 oh my, you probably cancel people on Twitter because they don’t like Kpop.

[@bluegenes2273]

"You're not letting me live my own life! I'm moving to the guest house!"

[@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039]

Do u know why he didn't move further away? No? Then stop making fun of it. Maybe watch their own testimonies and maybe you get to understand

[@silly6517]

they were literally raped by their father and at best their mother let it happen since childhood.

[@johnli999]

I’m really happy this unsolved series became its own channel. I don’t like buzz-feed and I was conflicted whether to sub or not so when they created the unsolved channel I instantly subbed.

[@mikerope5785]

Note that the Dad could put himself through college in NEW YORK with a part time job.

[@ellespoonies]

they never said he didn’t do so without debt though. i would assume he got some scholarships or something and only had to pay a fraction of his tuition fees, and i’m sure he eventually paid everything off once his career took off. you’d be surprised what some research and academic effort can get you scholarship wise, you genuinely could get through college with way less debt than you otherwise would’ve had.

[@Mo-lf1qv]

He also had an athletic scholarship

[@CicKiz]

The 80s were a wild time

[@samimotag]

Yep! College and housing was much less back then

[@MakerInMotion]

My stepdad went to college in the late 60's and his tuition was $1,100. He paid it himself as he went by bussing tables and washing dishes part time. Now he thinks today's college students need to roll up their sleeves and work harder lol.

[@Kashanta]

Keep the videos coming, guys! You do go work and you're the only Buzzfeed channel that I follow anymore.

[@sillygoose882]

Buzzfeed left out so much important information about the case. They painted out the brothers to be these rich spoiled kids that killed their parents because they weren’t getting money, when really it was because of years and years of physical and mental abuse. They walked around in a trauma filled home. Their father was not a very good man, to them, their mother, and others that could testify to this. I became very interested in this case a while ago and did a lot of research on it, I can say that from what I know Buzzfeed didn’t do enough research. A lot of people that worked in, around, or did research on this case agree when they say that the brothers claims of being molested by their father was brushed off because at the time that was unheard of. No one wanted to believe that a father could do that to his own sons. I recall someone even saying, “If they were the Menendez sisters they would have walked”, which I agree with. Because they were boys there was no way they allowed their father to manipulate them or to molest them, is what many believe back then. Buzzfeed also left out that they said their father told them since they were children that he had so much power and authority that he’d kill them and get away with it. I’d think most would be trauma filled if occurred to us. Now I’m not trying to pitty them nor defend them, because at the end of the day killing your own parents is terrible. I just think that if this case occurred right now it would have a different ending and they’d get a different sentence. Also Buzzfeed pls do your research correctly and don’t leave out important information!

[@InfinityIX]

Keep on making videos like this It's cool

[@rayramos2240]

THE MENEDEZ BROTHERS ARE INOCENT THE FATHER DID ABUSED THEM.

[@honigfuchs111]

Bad research! the fact that they were sexually abused by their father has been completely left out. Please watch their curt session!

[@17M-c3c]

There is zero physical evidence only the brothers testimony which could not be proven

[@honigfuchs111]

@@17M-c3c the whole family knew and spoke out abt it. Their friends also knew

[@swapna3395]

They got an unfair sentence.. They faced sexual abuse from Jose since childhood and Kitty knew all about it and decided to do nothing..they should've at least got parole

[@lizaxcc3261]

Y’all didn’t even mention the actual reason why smh

[@sophia-nu8cl]

i really love buzzfeed 😔🤚🏼

[@mvstqrdd7261]

don’t we all👁👅👁

[@trainstorm1225]

I hate getting notifications from this channel and thinking it’s a new Unsolved episode only to realize it’s not. I love these kinds of videos, but I still want the boys back.

[@blueravencryingaboutunusan7370]

I want my tall demon and my short adorable scared boi to do these 😢 I can't be the only one who wants them back

[@shelbyclark3733]

Then go to their channel and watch them

[@blueravencryingaboutunusan7370]

@@shelbyclark3733 no, I must have all of them every mystery ever should be done by them it's just knowledge

[@neo-fl6te]

bruh chill they probably just finished a season

[@cherylwade7803]

@@neo-fl6te They said they won't be able to film a new season until Covid goes away, especially since supernatural has them travelling a lot

[@TMWill-fi5fy]

No. They're cool but it's better without the jokes.

[@scratchking3205]

Meanwhile when I'm 16 years old I'm choking down bread and spam

[@atomhearts]

man, i love this series so much!

[@adya676]

when the menendez brothers went to your high school 💀

[@LobsterRoc]

My teacher did with Erik. She showed me her yearbook... Monica Lewinsky was also there lol

[@lovefromshirley]

The entire therapy thing is SO abusive. Parents get to know everything? They're hiding something. This therapist was recommended BECAUSE he broke the rules.

[@bryannah8232]

I thought of this case about an hour ago, and when I opened the app it was on my recommended I’m literally a psychic

[@arininie]

not really important but just thought I’d say that Lyle called 911 not Erik...I watched the trial thats up on KZbin and apparently it was Lyle

[@dedhsourupiyadega97]

Moved out of the main house into the guest house. Hmmmmmmmm, must have been tough!!!!

[@vcsurfergirl]

I recommend watching the trial footage. This doesn’t cover any of their sexual abuse and only paints them as spoiled rich kids when it was more than that. Not excusing what they did at all but it’s still important to know the backstory.

[@becca9271]

if only we could all move to our gUeSt HoUsE when we get pissed.

[@namikat6068]

You’re disgusting

[@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039]

@@namikat6068 Right. She probably haven't seen their testimonies. They were fu*king abused

[@dleoner1]

Look up Marc Jackson’s NBA Hoops card from 90-91. Look in the crowd, part of the shopping spree.

[@sam-nt9lu]

it wasn't actually them.

[@williamm374]

I hung out in Princeton in the 80s and knew a lot of the places, though to my knowledge I never encountered the Menendez brothers. Victor's Pizzeria, now occupied by a Dunkin Donuts, was a place they tried to buy but the owner refused because their offer was so high. He knew it was blood money. The chicken place they bought is still there and hasn't changed much.

[@kimwarner1681]

Princeton is cool place, not just because of the school but it is a quaint town, I liked it. The plays we would see , the antique stores, little places to eat, it's a fun town. I remember the pizzeria lol

[@deedee7777-l7v]

it was lyle who called 911, and it was also him who took the fall for erik's robberies.

[@Rainy..Day.]

Great video, thanks for uploading.

[@cam9943]

I just found out that my mums cousin was murdered in Glasgow years ago it's still an unsolved case and I figured you guys might have fun looking into it. His name is Billy Harris he was found in a stairwell in Glasgow Scotland I wanna say around 1988 89 I think. Even if this doesnt get get scene I figure itll be fun for whoever finds this ans eants to do some sleuthing 🤣

[@rambo3870]

"Moved out of the main house to the guest house" WTF? Maybe just rich people things!

[@tammycenter8757]

They were clearly abused. There were 51 witnesses and even pornographic pictures their father had taken of them. These brothers should have never been sent to prison.

[@AlexGarcia-xz4tn]

I love how the majority of this video is just stock Getty images of random stuff and a few actual pictures of the brothers here and there

[@cosmoissleeping]

This robot sure knows a lot about this crime

[@anotherlefttoe451]

And they’ll forever be immortalized in Mark Jackson’s basketball card

[@parisas2881]

Instead of showing them as spoiled, maybe show the abuse and sexual and mental all the abuse they got from their parents. They were abused for many years.

[@grogusenpai2970]

Allegedly

[@IjeomaThePlantMama]

The greedy little rich boy urges were just too strong in the end

[@leilanilamour5173]

pajamagirl123 This will give you a little more information about this case. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGayeWd-mpynm7s

[@louise5353]

The trail tapes should be included in this video. The sexual assault is not just something to skip over, since it's the reason why this happened

[@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039]

Right! They left out the most important parts of this case

[@arembotate4100]

The kids acted that way because they had emotional and psychological issues growing up brought about by the repeated sexual abuse by people who are suppose to guide and protect them, people who they are suppose to wholly trust, their parents. Does not need rocket science to understand.

[@Lorisa25]

I'm surprised Buzzfeed who are incredibly PC downplayed the sexual abuse as only a possibility. Based off other interviews and trial videos I've watched of this case I 100% think their father was sexually abusing them.

[@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039]

Theres even proof of the abuse. Family members witnessed weird things happening behind closed doors. pictures of their dad touching them on their private parts. Also they often had bruises in their faces.

[@lovefromshirley]

He wants to deal with his own problems?? Boy you can't even show to a job GIFTED to you on time

[@iipink99]

I feel so bad for the brothers. They didn’t deserve for all that to happen to them.

[@mariegjertinsenseljeb8039]

Years of abuse... And they couldn't even do anything about it. They were afraid. I feel so bad watching their testimonies.

[@dragon091327]

It must be nice to have a guest house to move into when you get sick of living with your parents in their main house.

[@honigfuchs111]

May I correct you: When you get sick of being sexually abused every day

[@eduardorosabenesario6261]

They said they killed the mother to "not make her suffer", but also if the mother is alive they can't inherit all the money. If you make such lie about your mom you would lie about anything.

[@kimwarner1681]

If you can premeditate the killing of your parents, carry it through and put on the crying act for the police after you blast them to pieces, have your life on the line facing the death penalty, what's another lie to try to save your butts?

[@holly2959]

they got half the facts wrong

[@keriiluv]

I watched the Law & Order miniseries about this trial. Very interesting, awful, and sad.

[@rhflop]

the way this takes out a HUGE factor. abuse. these two boys were abused, even sexually since they were kids. Kitty and Jose were vile people and the fact you didn't give the boys some justice for the murders when they abused their children for their entire lives is so gross.

[@audreydaleski1067]

So we're all felons.

[@honigfuchs111]

Free the Menendez Brothers ✊🏻

[@emilyl444]

"morally and legally complicated" stroy of my life

[@kevinfunez2917]

“Moved out of the main house and moved in to the guest house” rich people problems

[@silly6517]

they were literally raped by their father for years

[@babyjean1442]

Legitimately just saw their house on Sunday while I’m cali. Talk about timing