Menendez Brothers Prosecutor Warns TikTok Users She's Armed: 'So Don't Mess With Me'
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Pamela Bozanich, whose efforts to prosecute the siblings during their first trial resulted in a hung jury, warned ardent defenders of the convicted killers not to try her.
The rising push to free the Menendez brothers has left their former prosecutor stunned.
Although her efforts during the 1993 trial famously resulted in a hung jury, Pamela Bozanich reminded viewers in Netflix’s new documentary “The Menendez Brothers” that Lyle and Erik Menendez eventually were convicted of killing their parents — and also warned potentially violent skeptics not to try her.
“The only reason we’re doing this special is because of the TikTok movement to free the Menendi,” Bozanich says toward the end of the documentary, which was released Monday. “If that’s how we’re gonna try cases now, why don’t we just, like, have a poll?”
“You present the facts, everybody gets to vote on TikTok, and then we decide who gets to go home,” she continues. “Your beliefs are not facts. They’re just beliefs. And by the way, all you TikTok people, I’m armed. We got guns all over the house. So don’t mess with me.”
Bozanich’s comments spurred backlash on X, formerly called Twitter, from people who called her “a horrible person” for using “her 15 minutes of fame” to threaten TikTok users for supporting the siblings. (A search for “free the Menendez brothers” on TikTok spawns millions of results.)
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