Layl Mindez denied the conditional release of the murder of parents in 1989, a day after Brother Eric also refused

Lille Mindeys received the same recommendation that his brother Eric face when he was deprived of the conditional release on Friday after he spent prison contracts for killing their parents in 1989.

A committee from Mindez’s boundaries denied the conditional release for three years, after which it would be eligible again, in the event that the audience is still dazzling.

The brothers were sentenced to life imprisonment in 1996 to shoot their father, Jose Mainindes, and the mother, Kitty Minendez, at Beverly Hills Palace, almost 36 years ago on August 20, 1989.

While the defense lawyers argued that the brothers acted out of self -defense after years of sexual assault by their father, the prosecutors said that the brothers sought millions of dollars inheritance.

The judge reduced their rulings in May, and they were immediately eligible for a conditional release. Conditional release listening sessions were the closest to winning freedom since their convictions almost 30 years ago.

Eric Mindez, who is being held in the same prison in San Diego, was rejected the conditional release on Thursday after Commissioners decided to misconduct the prison that made him still a threat to public safety.

A day later, Lille Mindeys told the conditional release council about the abuse he was subjected to under his parents. He cried, roasted, while offering his closing statement.

He seemed to still want to protect his “little brother”, as he tells the commissioners that he bears a single responsibility for the murders.

“I will never be able to compensate for the damage and sadness that every person caused in my family,” he said. “I am very sorry for everyone, and I will be sorry forever.”

The State corrections department chose one correspondent to watch the video conference and share details with the rest of the press.