Lille Mindez joins his brother, and he denied the conditional release in the killing of parents

Layl Mindez was deprived of the conditional release one day after his brother Eric prohibited his release from prison after more than three decades.

The Mindez Brothers, who were convicted of their parents’ killings in 1989 at Beverly Hills Palace, were rejected for their release after separate hearings before the Caliphorn’s Caliphorn’s Release Council.

It represents a great setback for the couple who have seen a victory in the last court, which made them closer than ever to freedom.

Manendez’s older brother, 57, who has long been photographed as the dominant brothers, can try to make a conditional release again in a hearing within three years, Although the committee said it could be reduced to 18 months with good behavior.

The conditional release council, which was composed of a committee different from his brother Eric on Thursday, said they found “signs” that pose a dangerous night for the public.

The committee cited the brutal nature of the killing of their parents, Jose and Kitty Mainndes, and his lack of restraint and signs that still employ bad decisions.

Julie Garland, the conditional release commissioner, told him, “We find your real remorse,” explaining the decision and pointed to all the positive changes he made while in prison.

“Despite all these external positives, we see … they are still struggling with anti -society personal traits such as deception, reducing the ruling and breaking the ruling that lies in this positive surface,” said Garland.

The horrific and trial murders that followed were among the criminal cases that identified the last century.

During their trials, the brothers claimed that the killings had been in self -defense after years of sexual and emotional assault from their father, who said that he was enabled by their mother.

Nevertheless, the prosecutors argued that they were greedy, entitled the monsters that accurately planned the killings and then lied to the authorities that were investigating the case while they were spending $ 700,000 (526,000 pounds) using the money they inherited.

Lille, who has long been considered the dominant brother, who initially told the police that he believed that the brutal deaths of his parents were a successful job. He also designed complicated stories that included people lying to cover up their participation. Both were martyred by the council in their thinking against its release.

Brothers Mindez was not arrested until the police obtained a speech to a psychological world.

“I am very sorry for whom I was … because of the damage that everyone offered,” Lehl told the council. “I will never be able to compensate for the damage and sadness that I caused in every person in my family. I am very sorry for everyone, and I will be sorry forever.”

Lael faced a different committee of the conditional release commissioner for his brother, who He was rejected from prison on Thursday After hearing prolonged.

Like his brother, Lil also appeared to the hearing of San Diego prison, where he was shelter. The procedures extended to more than 10 hours and scattered after the sun set in Los Angeles.

The committee reviewed whether Lael had witnessed a danger to society if he was released and examined his life before the killings and his time in prison. He asked about his time as a student at the University of Princeton and how he accused him of impersonating and commenting as a result, in addition to speed violations and robbery allegations.

They also asked questions about the moments of killings, and what led to murders and motives.

The committee has repeatedly used its illegal cell phone in prison, which they said seemed to have a continuous arrival for years. Commissioner Patrick Rurdon, a member of the committee, asked whether they should give many of the positive things he did in prison – such as his education and programs he created for prisoners – when he was constantly violating the rules.

The committee noted that it admitted that it was guilty of a violation of the cell phone in March this year.

In explaining their denial of the Conditional Release, Commissioner Garland said that “imprisoned people who break the rules” are more likely to break the rules in society.

Although he had a tablet that was allowed to use it, Lil explained that he continued to use mobile phones because he gave him more privacy.

Mobile phones are banned in prisons and considered it corrosion like drugs on the prison environment due to fears that they can increase criminal activity, such as drug transport, intimidation of witnesses and even organization. All connections are monitored while the bars are behind, except for the customer’s lawyer conversations.

“I will never call myself an imprisoned person.

“I am the man who will come to the conflict resolution,” he said, describing himself as a “peace guard.”

He graduates in a scientific degree while he is in prison and is currently in the process of obtaining a master’s degree. He was also praised at night because of the guidance of other prisoners, and his work helps others who survived sexual assault and a cosmetic program that helped her launch.

An assessment of the risk before the hearing was found that Lille would face a “moderate danger” of violence if he was released and note that he has anti -society features, as well as the features of entitlement, deception, manipulation and issues with acceptance of the consequences, citing the use of his mobile phone in prison.

The brothers’ journey to freedom has not yet ended, as each of them could appear in front of the plate again, every three years after another.

Conditional release will deny focus to California Governor Gavin New ZoomWhoever thinks separately about the request for compassion.

Clearance can come in the form of a reduced sentence or even pardon. A prominent and controversial issue can be political fraught with a political standpoint for Newsom, which is said to be taught in the presidential tour.

In addition to requesting compassion, the brothers also request a new trial in light of the newly detected evidence that claims sexual abuse by their father.

The judge is studying this request, but he is opposed by the Office of the Prosecutor in Los Angeles Province.

During the Friday session, the Prosecutor Ethan Milius pressed the release of Layl. He wondered whether he had honestly held accountable for his behavior and pointed to the inability of a night to “follow the basic rules while he was in a very organized environment.”

“There is no growth. It is the one who seems to be Layel,” said Melius. “When you look at him, Lael has a long -term date of lies for a long time to avoid the consequences of his actions.”

An alliance of relatives who had a long time ago, as well as supporters, was also attending at Friday session and spoke on his behalf. Some of them refused to speak after his brother heard to a media outlet, which motivated the anger from the lawyers and the dramatic stop coordinator in the deliberations.

Lille’s cousin Eileen Kano, who also spoke to the painting during the Eric session on Thursday, told the council that she was surprised by the amount of what she had achieved despite his confrontation in life prison without conditional release.

“While most people surrender to the overwhelming weight of prison life, the night has risen,” she said.

“It will not be a night of society because we are as a family that we will carry.” “Delaying his release will not serve any purpose. Night is not the man who went to prison 35 years ago.”