Ep 220: The Menendez Murders: Three Tracks to Freedom with Hazel Thornton, Part 12
Laura and Hazel discuss District Attorney George Gascón’s October 24 press conference called where he recommended resentencing as well as the resentencing memo, Nathan Hochman’s appointment as the incoming District Attorney in Los Angeles and what it all means for Erik and Lyle and their family. For more in-depth…
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