Kids Who Kill

Murders and mass killings carried out by minors depict an especially terrifying type of true crime.


Lyke and Erik menendez
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Lyle Menendez, right, and his brother, Erik, sit in the courtroom
splitscreen: photo of 2 young men in court/female news anchor
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Judge reduces Lyle and Erik Menendez's sentences, making them eligible for parole. The Menendez brothers have been sentenced to 50 years to life in prison. Parole board must still decide whether to release them and Gov. Newsom must agree. (5/13/25)
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Mark Geratos, video of Menendez brothers
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Nathan Hochman addresses media
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Lyle, left, and Erik Menendez leave a courtroom in Santa Monica
Sears-style family photo of a middle-aged mom and dad flanked by their 2 teenage sons
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Lyle and Erik Menendez
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lyle and erik menendez appear in court via video
Menendez Brothers
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nikita casap in court
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Nikita Casap appears in court
Booking photo of Colt Gray
Rebecca Keller
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Mad Love | Interview with a Killer

In her first TV interview, Rebecca Keller tells Court TV why she helped kill her girlfriend's mom, who disapproved of their teen romance. More

May 4, 2025

Devon Arthurs and David Scott
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sketch of courtroom
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courtroom sketch of 2 men in cyan jail uniforms
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well-dressed couple at a podium appear to be delivering a press conference.
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Menendez brothers sketch
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Menendez Resentencing Underway
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Menendez Brothers Motion to Delay
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brothers and their lawyers in court
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Lyle Menendez, right, and his brother, Erik, sit in the courtroom
young guys in v-neck sweaters
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graphic of Karmelo Anthony bond conditions
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Karmelo Anthony
Nikita Casap in court
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Nikita Casap appears in court