"I do worry, and I think it’s important, that the seriousness of my crime not be minimized or diminished," Erik Menendez said of the social media posts discussing his and his brother's convictions.
"It's really a story about how victims can find a new way to take control of the narrative," director Jesse Sweet said of the documentary, which features interviews with Alissa's sister Sarah.
The reality TV star called for the men's release the same day prosecutors announced a new hearing for Lyle and Erik Menéndez, who are serving life sentences for their parents' 1989 murders.
More than a year after the Menéndez brothers sought to have their 1996 convictions overturned, D.A. George Gascón said "a greater level of sensitivity" would be applied to the case today.