In a twist that could rival any family drama, Erik and Lyle Menéndez might be looking at a Thanksgiving homecoming instead of turkey behind bars. Their lawyer, Mark Geragos, shared some seriously hopeful news about the brothers’ potential release after Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón recommended they be resentenced. Can you imagine the stuffing flying if those two walked through the door? It certainly sounds like the makings of a reality show—thankfully, though, they already have a bizarre history behind them!

The recommendation from Gascón stems from new evidence, including fresh allegations regarding their late father’s abusive behaviors. Given that Erik and Lyle were under 26 years old when they were convicted for murdering their parents in their Beverly Hills home back in 1989, there’s a chance they could be eligible for immediate parole. The public’s interest has reignited due to the recent Netflix series, “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story,” making people reconsider their opinions about what the brothers went through. Who knew a binge-worthy drama could alter perspectives?

As these developments unfold, celebrity support is bubbling up like a warm pot of gravy. Kim Kardashian and actor Cooper Koch, who played Erik, are both showering the D.A.’s recommendation with praise. With the societal understanding of abuse evolving, the Menéndez brothers’ story is making headlines again, proving that sometimes the public does have the power to change things, one tweet and Instagram post at a time. If they end up at the Thanksgiving table, expect some awkward conversations on what to be thankful for!