Menendez Trial - Court TV, Public Opinion, and the Making of Monsters

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Menendez Trial - Court TV, Public Opinion, and the Making of Monsters

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Alexandra Reeves examines how the Menendez brothers became America's first trial-by-television experiment in 1993, exploring gendered jury divides, the weaponization of the "abuse excuse" phrase, and how a new generation armed with original footage is challenging three decades of dominant narratives about abuse, justice, and what really happened in that Beverly Hills mansion.

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