Los Angeles D.A. States Resentencing Isn'' t a Free Pass for Menendez Bros

The Menendez siblings are one action more detailed to their prospective flexibility … however L.A. County D.A. George Gascón, who’s advising the resentencing, is declining calls that he’s letting them off the hook.

Gascón spoke with “Excellent Early Morning America” Friday, following his huge statement the other day– and he made it clear that in spite of the bright side for Lyle and Erik, the murders of their moms and dads, Cat and José, were harsh acts, and ethically they have not been provided a complimentary pass.

He described his suggestion for their release is based upon the belief that the siblings are not the exact same individuals they were at the time of the harsh murders 35 years ago … as they have actually invested a great deal of time doing greats while behind bars.

When It Comes To how the siblings are feeling, their lawyer, Mark Geragos, states they’re “very carefully positive”– for the very first time in a long while, they can really see some genuine hope on the horizon.

Geragos states the choice is way past due, noting his group has actually remained in talks with the D.A. for 18 months.

The D.A. submitted the main file to demand resentencing the other day after the statement … and Geragos is positive things will move rapidly, and he’s positive the siblings might be out by Thanksgiving.