Perez Hilton predicts public may see Menendez brothers ‘falling for’ them once they’re released from prison

The Menendez brothers, who killed their parents in a shotgun ambush in their Beverly Hills living room in 1989, have a new chance at freedom after the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office recommended reduced sentences this week.

They had previously exhausted all appeals and were serving life sentences without the possibility of parole. convictions In the 1990s.

The district attorney told reporters Thursday that a shift in public awareness of how sexual abuse affects male victims, a reexamination after a series of documentaries and TV dramatizations, and new evidence alleged in the case all played a role in Prosecutor George Gascon’s decision.

But now that they have a real shot at freedom, the pop culture expert Pérez Hilton latest version says Gypsy Rose BlanchardAdmitting that he took part in the murder of his abusive mother in 2016, this incident may give a clue as to what will happen next for the brothers. After his release, he became an overnight internet sensation.

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Perez, who calls himself “Perez-stradamus” in a nod to the French astrologer Nostradamus, predicts that the brothers will have the chance to make money from the first day.

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Only tells his own storiesEven though they were stripped of their multimillion-dollar inheritances under a state law that prohibits killers from profiting from their victims’ deaths, he said.

“They’ll have a smart team of anyone they might need—an agent, a manager or a publicist, a business manager,” Hilton told Fox News Digital. “It will set them up financially for the rest of their lives.”

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The other side of the public’s intense interest in the case, Hilton predicts, is the close scrutiny of the paparazzi.

“This is going to be a lot more than what we’ve seen in the last few weeks and months following them, as the paparazzi have guaranteed,” he told Fox News Digital. “No matter where they are in the United States, they will have at least one or two photographers and videographers dedicated to them.”

At least one brother can end divorcehe guessed.

“Imagine being in prison for over 34 years, marrying someone because you never thought about getting out, and then suddenly being free,” Hilton told Fox News. Digital. “You’re on social media. You learn the ways of social media quickly, and the thing is, even when they were in prison, there were women who sent them letters. That’s how they met their spouses. . . . They’ll have DMS flooded.”

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The brothers have received an outpouring of support recently due to the attention given to their case through the docuseries.

the same attention and care that could get them book deals. production contracts Hilton stated that they would be paid.

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“There is a lot of goodwill toward the Menendez brothers, but many, if not all, people will turn against them,” he predicted.

Buying a new million-dollar home or a flashy car can lead people down the wrong path, he said.

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But unlike other disgraced Los Angeles residents like OJ Simpson, Harvey Weinstein and, more recently, Sean “Diddy” Combs, the brothers can say they, too, were victims.

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“None of these people are victims,” ​​he said. “Gypsy Rose Blanchard He is a victim and that is one of the reasons why he was able to make such good money after getting out of prison.

“So, based on this new evidence and their statements from decades ago and consistent to this day, I think the fact that this has been documented is going to help them continue to gain a lot of empathy from people as victims.”

If Los Angeles Judge William Ryan accepts the sentence reduction, the brothers will be eligible for parole.

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They must receive approval from the parole board and the governor to be released.

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