Los Angeles Magazine
Los Angeles Magazine is a regional magazine that publishes editorial content on Los Angeles culture, food, fashion, news, arts and entertainment, sports, and local events, and also organizes events such as its annual Best of L.A. and food events.www.lamag.com
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Sep 17, 2026
Cierra GillespieGUEST
So then after those two, you know, closing arguments were delivered, at that point I was like, it's anyone's guess.
Cierra GillespieGUEST
And I do remember early on, a lot of reporters, just 'cause we were waiting around, there was like seven days of deliberation, so you just kinda chat with your friends that you meet from The Globe or LA Mag or whatever, and everyone was kind of like, "Honestly, we could see a mistrial, because how do you convince 12 people to find a unanimous verdict here?"
Annie EliseHOST
Yeah.
Cierra GillespieGUEST
Because there's so much going on, and it's so divisive across the country.
Katie WeaverHOST
Right? Yeah.
Katie WeaverHOST
Well, now it's being reported by LA Magazine that the brother is not Matthew.
Katie WeaverHOST
Who the prosecution believes is the father.
Katie WeaverHOST
Oh, really? Oh, yeah.
Jesse WeberHOST
But why did the jury vote this way? What does it mean for Durk? who's about to go on trial for a second time next month by the same prosecutors.
Jesse WeberHOST
Well, I'm going to bring on an LA Magazine reporter who was inside that courtroom for this entire trial.
Jesse WeberHOST
Welcome to Sidebar, presented by Law & Crime.
Jesse WeberHOST
I'm Jesse Weber.
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Jesse WeberHOST
So we'll see which way that goes, but I just wanted to make reference to that statement.
Jesse WeberHOST
Okay, so like I said, I have somebody who was there for all aspects of this trial.
Jesse WeberHOST
Taylor Parise from LA Magazine.
Jesse WeberHOST
Got a chance to speak with her earlier.
Mike GibsonHOST
And you've already admitted that you broke that.
Mike FergusonHOST
LA Magazine noted that by the end of the month, Martin was promoted to commander and [laughs] transferred to Monterey Park.
Mike GibsonHOST
Shocking that people that do things that you shouldn't do get promoted.
Mike GibsonHOST
See that in a lot of different arenas.
Mike FergusonHOST
[laughs]
Mike GibsonHOST
Pretty much everything I say.
Mike FergusonHOST
[laughs] Letice told LA Magazine, "Why won't they show us how that piece of paper got that way? When they withhold information, it causes suspicion.
Mike FergusonHOST
Did they cut important footage?"
Jon Paul CrimiGUEST
But so I started doing these classes and they took off and they got big.
Jon Paul CrimiGUEST
And then I was in, you know, Los Angeles Magazine and I was on Good Morning America.
Jon Paul CrimiGUEST
And, you know, one of the interviewers, you know, talked to the girl beside him in the class who was a supermodel.
Jon Paul CrimiGUEST
And then it came out.
speaker_0NARRATOR
This is Reasonable Doubt with your hosts, Mark Garagas and Gary Smith.
Mark GeragosHOST
And the lovely LA Magazine contributor, Lauren Conlon, sitting in for Gary Smith.
Mark GeragosHOST
Lauren, how are you this wonderful Sunday morning?
Lauren ConlinGUEST
I'm great.
Zack PeterHOST
Everybody, go give Lauren a follow.
Zack PeterHOST
Lauren from Los Angeles Magazine.
Zack PeterHOST
You're a true crime specialist, Lauren Conlin.
Zack PeterHOST
Follow her on X. That's where I follow her and get all my court updates and all the latest trials.
Cecily KnoblerHOST
I, well, listen, you know I'm not gonna disagree with you.
Cecily KnoblerHOST
So it says, but in this LA Mag article, just says, "For almost 40 years," they're trying to spin it, which is what our topic is today, of people on TikTok.
Cecily KnoblerHOST
Um, "For almost 40 years, Erik and Lyle have worked to take responsibility for their actions," their actions, murdering their parents, "confront and heal from the unimaginable abuse and trauma that they endured, grow as individuals, and dedicate themselves to serving others through efforts to help establish a hospice program and create a green space." How were they able to do all that in jail, by the way? They just had a bunch of money still and they could be like, "Hey, do all these nice things"? Which is something, I guess.
Cecily KnoblerHOST
But they had been sentenced, they were once sentenced to life without the possibility of parole.
KleinHOST
We have a Box of Shame plan.
KleinHOST
No! And one of our absolute favorite guests, Alina Bovian, formerly of KTLA, now LA Magazine, and I think had something to do with our show being declared Best of L.A., I thought that was a public vote situation, and I was really proud that the public voted for us, but I think she was just doing us a solid.
AllyHOST
I think she was, yeah.
AllyHOST
She was one of the very big stories when KTLA had that mass firing, and they fired a lot of people who had been there a long time, and Alina Bovian, I think, was fired on her birthday or just before her
KleinHOST
We have a Box of Shame plan.
KleinHOST
No! And one of our absolute favorite guests, Alina Bovian, formerly of KTLA, now LA Magazine.
KleinHOST
And I think had something to do with our show being declared Best of LA.
KleinHOST
I thought that was like a public vote situation, and I was really proud that the public voted for us, but I think she was just doing us a solid.
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