BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, MARCH 20, 1996) ANNE MCDERMOTT, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): For Lyle Menendez, accused of killing his mother and father, the verdict was guilty, and his brother Eric received the same guilty verdicts. DOMINICK DUNNE, COURTROOM OBSERVER; There was absolute silence throughout. Eric and Lyle did not react in anyway. I saw no tears from them.</s>MCDERMOTT: I think people had expected this. A lot of people felt that they had killed their parents without the sort of provocation that they had claimed. There was no elation, no kind of cheering from anyone, just a sort of quiet satisfaction. (</s>BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, SEPT. 10, 1993) UNIDENTIFIED MALE: He just said that it was our secret that bad things would happen to me if I told anybody.</s>MCDERMOTT: One of my most vivid memories of the Menendez brothers is of Eric and Lyle crying and sobbing and breaking down, talking about how their father used to molest them. I think people were shocked and startled about that. But the second time around, they didn't buy the brothers' story. What's kind of interesting is that one or both of the brothers had asked that they be incarcerated in the same facility. No, they are far apart, in two separate prisons, serving for the rest of their lives.
CNN 20: Menendez Brothers Convicted, March 20, 1996