Kim Kardashian and Monsters star Cooper Koch visited the Menendez brothers in jail

In a fantastic expression of compassion and savvy PR, Kim Kardashian has paid Erik and Lyle Menendez — each serving life sentences for the first-degree homicide of their mother and father — a go to in jail. And he or she introduced actor Cooper Koch alongside.

Kardashian and Koch, who performs Erik Menendez within the current Netflix sequence, dropped by the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility in San Diego to speak concerning the Inexperienced Area mission — “a reform technique about beautifying jail yards to assist inmates rehabilitate,” per TMZ — with a gaggle of roughly 40 inmates that included the Menendez brothers, who’ve apparently spearheaded the mission. An unnamed supply additionally tipped off TMZ concerning the go to, including that Khloé Kardashian, Kris Jenner, and film producer and jail reform activist Scott Budnick joined her.

Cooper Koch and Nicholas Chavez in MonstersMiles Crist/Netflix

The Cybertruck proprietor, who’s at the moment learning regulation, does have a background on this space. Her father was a profitable Los Angeles lawyer who famously helped O.J. Simpson beat the homicide fees towards him, and she or he has used her platform to spotlight jail reform points and assist free a few former inmates. She additionally spoke to Gypsy Rose Blanchard.

Ryan Murphy’s Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story is at the moment the highest sequence on Netflix. The restricted sequence tells the story of the murders and the trial, by which the brothers claimed that they’d been sexually abused by their father (the prosecution known as this a lie and mentioned their motive was greed). It’s come underneath criticism, nevertheless, for seemingly implying that the siblings additionally had a sexual relationship with each other. Critics had been confused by the selection, and Erik himself wrote in an announcement, “It’s with a heavy coronary heart that I say, I imagine Ryan Murphy can’t be this naive and inaccurate concerning the information of our lives in order to do that with out dangerous intent.”