Historic Puglian Villa Revitalized by Design Team

A Mediterranean-style home in Beverly Hills, infamous as the site of the Menendez brothers' 1989 murders of their parents, has recently sold for $17 million and is undergoing extensive renovations by new owners, who have taken measures such as installing fencing to deter onlookers drawn by renewed public interest. The case has reentered the spotlight due to new evidence, a TikTok movement highlighting the brothers' claims of abuse, and recent Netflix productions dramatizing the story, leading to calls for a possible resentencing. The mansion, now shielded from public view, remains a focal point for true crime enthusiasts and has required increased police intervention to manage trespassing and disturbances. These developments underscore both the ongoing fascination with the Menendez case and the challenges faced by the property's current owners in balancing privacy with notoriety.