A day after his younger brother was denied parole at the conclusion of a grueling 10-hour hearing, Lyle Menendez saw his own hopes of freedom after nearly 30 years behind bars evaporate.

“The panel has found today that there are still signs” Menendez is a potential risk to the public, declared Parole Commissioner Julie Garland and Deputy Parole Commissioner Patrick Reardon to the older Menendez brother as he participated via video feed from the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility near San Diego.

After going through the reasoning behind the denial and the violations that Menendez has been cited for while in prison, Garland offered a note of hope. “This denial is not …the end,” she said. “It’s a way for you to spend some time to demonstrate, to practice what you preach about who y

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