August 20, 1989 was a warm summer night in Beverly Hills, California, when a 911 call shook this affluent community. Lyle Menéndez was on the other end of the line hysterically telling the operator, "Somebody killed my parents!" Dispatchers were immediately on their way to the sprawling mansion to investigate with umbrellas in hand. The question turned to who committed such a brutal double slaying? Was it José's mob ties or disgruntled business partner or was it because of Kitty's addictions? Listen to this long and twisted tale of parricide.
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