There were signals of affluence in his chat the Concorde was mentioned. His carry-on luggage was expensive, filled with audiotapes, playing cards, and more magazines. A week before, two rich and privileged young men named Lyle and Erik Menendez had been arrested for the brutal slaying of their parents in the family’s $5 million mansion on Elm Drive, a sedate tree-lined street that is considered one of the most prestigious addresses in Beverly Hills. The tale in all its gory grimness was the cover story that week in People magazine, many copies of which were being read on the plane. He told me the name of his street, which was every bit as prestigious as Elm Drive. I once lived in Beverly Hills and know the terrain well. His home was in the same general area as the house where Kitty and Jose Menendez had been gunned down seven months earlier in a fusillade of fourteen twelve-gauge-shotgun blasts-five to the head and body of the father, nine to the face and body of the mother-that left them virtually unrecognizable as human beings, according to eyewitness reports. The slaying was so violent that it was assumed at first to have been of Mafia origins-a hit, or Mob rubout, as it was called, even in The Wall Street Journal. The arrest of the two handsome, athletic Menendez sons after so many months of investigation had shocked an unshockable community. “Did you ever know the Menendez brothers?” I asked the teenager. “I heard the father was pretty rough on those kids.” In that age group, a few years makes an enormous difference. With that, our conversation was concluded. Patricide is not an altogether new crime in the second echelon of Southland society.

On March 24, 1983, twenty-year-old Michael Miller, the son of President Ronald Reagan’s personal lawyer, Roy Miller, raped and clubbed to death his mother, Marguerite.

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