Erik Menéndez claims he and Lyle were assaulted, traumatized in prison
The Menéndez brothers were recently the subjects of a TV show by Ryan Murphy.
February 20 2025 3:10 PM
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OUT has the latest on the super-talented, openly gay screenwriter and producer Ryan Murphy. Murphy began his career as a journalist for the LA Times, The Miami Herald, and Entertainment Weekly, but soon after that, he transitioned into television by creating his first hit shows like Popular and Nip/Tuck. One of his most successful projects to date has been Glee, a high school musical drama focusing on acceptance and gay tolerance. The proud husband and father of two is also the creator of hit shows American Horror Story and Scream Queens.
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