VERDICT: WI v. Darrell Brooks - Waukesha Parade Defendant Trial Day 15

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  • @texasindependentpress1347
    @texasindependentpress1347 Год назад +1688

    He told the jury that they alone had the power. He asked them to open their hearts and do what they believe is right. The jury delivered.

    • @2-pistols
      @2-pistols Год назад +41

      He only respected them if they decide in his favor.he has no use from them anymore and probably hates them

    • @chad8251
      @chad8251 Год назад +28

      He will cry and apologize at the sentencing I can promise you that

    • @fearyah4life
      @fearyah4life Год назад +3

      He was also a Christian 🤷🏿‍♀️

    • @nitrork
      @nitrork Год назад

      @@chad8251 lmao clearly you have not been watching this trial then, because to expect this troglodyte to do anything other than what he's been doing from the start- deny and deflect from any and all personal responsibility, is laughable. There is no possible way for this sub-human to sink any lower than he already has.

    • @clifftaylor4712
      @clifftaylor4712 Год назад +11

      @@fearyah4life Shure!

  • @melaniehubbert
    @melaniehubbert Год назад +1399

    Virginia Sorenson, 79; Leanna Owen, 71; Tamara Durand, 52; Jane Kulich, 52; Wilhelm Hospel, 81; Jackson Sparks, 8. Justice served for the victims! Thank you to the judge, jurors, prosecutors, and this channel.

    • @FaithfulServant316
      @FaithfulServant316 Год назад +13

      Let THE TRUTH set you Free

    • @annieelizabeth1987
      @annieelizabeth1987 Год назад +72

      @DON'T DARE TO WATCH MY VIDEO this is disrespectful to put under this comment.

    • @pinkythechihuahua3156
      @pinkythechihuahua3156 Год назад +33

      May their memory live on and rest in peace.

    • @noway5266
      @noway5266 Год назад +10

      Justice would be served if him and his entire family went on stage of the Gallow awards

    • @annieelizabeth1987
      @annieelizabeth1987 Год назад +37

      @@tango_down1554 the guy is trying to lure people into watching his video on a comment about people dying. It’s not a safe space. It’s respect for those who have passed.

  • @---C_B---
    @---C_B--- Год назад +324

    DB: "YOU have the power, look into YOUR hearts and do the right thing"
    The jury understood the assignment 👏👏👏

    • @TristenJen
      @TristenJen Год назад +7

      Absolutely

    • @penelopejane5285
      @penelopejane5285 Год назад +11

      How can he be so clueless?!

    • @---C_B---
      @---C_B--- Год назад +17

      @@penelopejane5285 because his ego is so huge he didn’t for one minute think he would be held accountable because his family, the mothers of his kids and the JUDICIAL system never did. His nullification argument is a great example of how he believed people would feel sorry for him because he genuinely believes he is the victim.
      He lands ALL of this in Erica’s lap, that is why he was sooooo triggered by the mere mention of her name 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️

    • @meghenmay2427
      @meghenmay2427 Год назад +1

      @@---C_B--- if he ever got put he would kill her im sure of it.

    • @---C_B---
      @---C_B--- Год назад +5

      @@meghenmay2427 l wholeheartedly believe the ONLY reason he went to trial was to have his day with her. I believe he knew all along he'd represent himself and left it to the 11th hour so his prior defense team did all the work.
      Nothing could convince me otherwise. He believes this is ALL her fault 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️

  • @ThangNguyen-bu4fy
    @ThangNguyen-bu4fy Год назад +469

    Guilty on all charge. His attorney did a wonderful job.

    • @killua4784
      @killua4784 Год назад +15

      😂 sure did

    • @olsonusmaximus
      @olsonusmaximus Год назад +6

      👈😎👈

    • @daydreamersdmmiller3064
      @daydreamersdmmiller3064 Год назад +20

      So, amazing. I hope that lawyer handles the appeal.

    • @fld9201
      @fld9201 Год назад +29

      Of course his mistake was to use a 3rd party intervener with an unjustified superiority complex but with no knowledge of the law. If I were him, I'd not only appeal the verdict but also sue the 3rd party intervener for his incompetence.

    • @Chamelionroses
      @Chamelionroses Год назад +5

      ​@@fld9201 being a " sovereign citizen" " just traveling" doubt he will be that smart.

  • @kathymolloy5411
    @kathymolloy5411 Год назад +820

    I'm shocked that he sat quietly listening to the verdicts.

    • @brendanmaclean3013
      @brendanmaclean3013 Год назад +98

      I was definitely waiting for an outburst

    • @totallyterri
      @totallyterri Год назад +150

      He was absolutely stunned to silence. He thought he'd get an innocent verdict.

    • @yellowbmblbee
      @yellowbmblbee Год назад +128

      I think he was literally in shock for the first time. He didn't get his way...

    • @iluvnymphos
      @iluvnymphos Год назад +31

      honestly i was too but i didn't say anything because i was THAT shocked that he was quiet and not disruptive or disrespectful for once

    • @slaws2279
      @slaws2279 Год назад +5

      Me too!

  • @mr.morris6516
    @mr.morris6516 Год назад +52

    Judge: " Good morning "
    Brooks: " Objection "

  • @merrycarolehooper9835
    @merrycarolehooper9835 Год назад +160

    It’s “mind boggling” and “very concerning” to know that DB is so narcissistic that he believed the jury “with their power” would actually “nullify” the charges. He is the definition of a legend in his own mind. God bless the jury!!!

    • @emmecohen4306
      @emmecohen4306 Год назад

      I wish I could see the world through his rose colored glasses!! 😮 I’m not as unwell in the head as he is though so that will never happen…
      That’s my new word…UNWELL!! Darrell Brooks is not mentally Ill, he’s just cerebrally UNWELL!! That’s the only way I can make sense of it…😮

    • @vlalelrlila
      @vlalelrlila Год назад +6

      He thought just because it could be done they were gonna use that power on him 🤣🤣🤣.
      He did got away by telling the juries about jury nullification and they still voted guilty on every count

    • @tommybrown9534
      @tommybrown9534 Год назад +5

      ​@@vlalelrlila lol right?! The jury probably wanted to laugh in his face when he brought it up 😄😄😄

    • @justhuman24
      @justhuman24 9 месяцев назад +7

      What, they refused to nullify? Inspite of brooks' award winning personality? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @Materialgirl_3
      @Materialgirl_3 7 месяцев назад +4

      You forgot “ Alarming “ 😂😂😂

  • @jmuduke99
    @jmuduke99 Год назад +421

    Darrell Brooks: "NOBODY tells me what to do!"
    Also Darrell Brooks: "It's shower day today. They only allow us to shower twice a week."

    • @C.Church
      @C.Church Год назад +43

      Darrell Brooks: I didn't say anything about Subject Matter Jurisdiction! 😠
      Also Darrell Brooks: Don't choke me, Judge. You know what I'm gonna bring up ... Subject Matter Jurisdiction! 😂
      Expert level gaslighter, that one.

    • @brendanmaclean3013
      @brendanmaclean3013 Год назад +13

      Had a good chuckle at that one

    • @BlueRain2002
      @BlueRain2002 Год назад +3

      You have no choices now.

    • @Jorge-it6iv
      @Jorge-it6iv Год назад +29

      Lol he’s in county jail now. After sentencing he goes to prison. I bet he won’t like “shower time” too much after that

    • @slaws2279
      @slaws2279 Год назад +46

      What day does he get to trim those fingernails?

  • @ntdman21
    @ntdman21 Год назад +566

    The only thing he did right during this trial was telling the jury to do what they thought was right

    • @Astronomica999
      @Astronomica999 Год назад

      @DON'T DARE TO WATCH MY VIDEO dude shut up, nobody is going to watch your video 😒 starting to sound desperate for attention

    • @cynthiaanderson9908
      @cynthiaanderson9908 Год назад +12

      Yes, and they did. To all the families whom were there that day, praying for God's love and peace. 😘❤

    • @Somethingsomethingsomething85
      @Somethingsomethingsomething85 Год назад +7

      They did. They just didn’t do what Brooks thought was right in his eyes. So he wasn’t satisfied by the verdict.

    • @Materialgirl_3
      @Materialgirl_3 Год назад +9

      Exactly! As I was listening to that yesterday all I thought was “ Yea, you’re right. They should do the right thing and put you behind bars for the rest of your being “

    • @_Breton-
      @_Breton- Год назад +8

      And to have no regrets, im sure they don't.

  • @octpod3923
    @octpod3923 Год назад +290

    When the judge told the jury "your free to go" it must've hit him hard.

    • @j-davis7290
      @j-davis7290 Год назад +36

      It definitely should have, because those are words he will never hear again. He will face a sentence of more years than his entire bloodline have existed for

    • @theoldman2821
      @theoldman2821 Год назад +25

      I love that he asked about having his ankle shockers removed. Nope, only if you're going home today and you certainly aren't.

    • @octpod3923
      @octpod3923 Год назад

      @@j-davis7290 I don't feel sorry for this piece of garbage

    • @j-davis7290
      @j-davis7290 Год назад +9

      @@octpod3923 don't mistake my comment for pity or sympathy. This man got what was coming to him. I actually revel in the fact that he will never know freedom again.

    • @oyunybahena7925
      @oyunybahena7925 Год назад

      She wrote this before the verdict!

  • @circularpizzabox2134
    @circularpizzabox2134 Год назад +186

    Forget his name, and remember the 6 victims and those all affected by his heinous act.

    • @Nosferata138
      @Nosferata138 Год назад +13

      No prob, that isn't his name, apparently.

    • @boxenryan
      @boxenryan Год назад +4

      Im sure Netflix will create a documentary

    • @OnSolThree
      @OnSolThree Год назад +5

      I never knew what to call him anyway lol

  • @popparotc
    @popparotc Год назад +104

    I'm in bloody Australia, Mr. Brooks, and I was "in that courtroom" every day, by virtue of a laptop and an internet connection.

  • @pinkythechihuahua3156
    @pinkythechihuahua3156 Год назад +443

    How ARROGANT was that man, looking all sad and emotional during the reading of the charges. Then he popped up to glare at the jurors as they were polled. How dare he yet again try his bullcrap. I hope he lives a good long life behind bars while his anger chews at him year after year after year.

    • @misswildlife7905
      @misswildlife7905 Год назад +50

      he won't be allowed to lead a "good" long life, bubba will see to that..even killers don't like people who murder children.

    • @Nosferata138
      @Nosferata138 Год назад +23

      I think along with his crimes, there will even be some inmates that will not be amused by the way he treated the court. Disrespect is a big no no.

    • @downtownchewinggumbums3927
      @downtownchewinggumbums3927 Год назад +33

      “Would it be fair to” give him a new broken bone every month for every broken bone he gave?

    • @SarahKDB
      @SarahKDB Год назад +6

      @@downtownchewinggumbums3927 yesssss!

    • @downtownchewinggumbums3927
      @downtownchewinggumbums3927 Год назад +7

      @@SarahKDB he can be a mummy for Halloween in a full body cast! 🤪

  • @C.Church
    @C.Church Год назад +100

    Best Live chat I saw today was someone said Brooks will have a picture of Judge in his cell to keep arguing with her. Lol

    • @jazminelozada4314
      @jazminelozada4314 Год назад +4

      Lol. He definitely will.

    • @Ashlee0112
      @Ashlee0112 Год назад +5

      Hahaha I know right!

    • @kathi5187
      @kathi5187 Год назад +5

      😂😂

    • @C.Church
      @C.Church Год назад +2

      They don't have live replay on today. Was going to give credit. Oh well. But good one lol.

  • @PeaceNU2
    @PeaceNU2 Год назад +99

    He doesn't have to worry about being called Darrell Brooks anymore.He's now an inmate number!! 🙏🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾

    • @michellejarrett1826
      @michellejarrett1826 Год назад +7

      Brilliant 👏👏👏

    • @hanabexley9576
      @hanabexley9576 Год назад +10

      24601🎵🎶

    • @emmecohen4306
      @emmecohen4306 Год назад +3

      @@hanabexley9576 LOL!! I see what you did there!! 😊

    • @emmecohen4306
      @emmecohen4306 Год назад +7

      Now he won’t have to be so worried about his name in all CAPS!! Now he’ll just have to worry about them BOLDING the numbers…😂

    • @auzziernvdl
      @auzziernvdl 8 месяцев назад +8

      They should have given him 90611 for an inmate number!!!! 😂😂😂😂

  • @kf5809
    @kf5809 Год назад +85

    I do believe he told the judge in one of his many outbursts that “I’m gone get where I’m going, believe that!” Probably the most factual statement he made during the entire trial.

    • @calinasagilitypartner4444
      @calinasagilitypartner4444 Год назад +1

      Do you know what day he said that?

    • @ridiculousnessreigns8018
      @ridiculousnessreigns8018 Год назад +1

      @@calinasagilitypartner4444 I think it was Day 14

    • @emmecohen4306
      @emmecohen4306 Год назад

      Yep!!! I heard that too. What do you know…he was right!!

    • @Prettylittlecrimes
      @Prettylittlecrimes Год назад +3

      I also think it’s hilarious how alarming this Reddit post is to him and how he states first so that it has nothing to do with him, then contradict early, following states, I’m not even sure how this even came to light… So unless you had some knowledge of it, and not expecting it to come to light… and also, I love how he says it has to be someone in this courtroom or in the jury because they have such intimate knowledge completely forgetting that it’s worldwide well also several times throughout this child complaining on all the negative comments that he gets during the live trial… We’re all in there with him maybe not physically but we’re all involved in that courtroom just as much as anyone that’s physically there

    • @drewski1535
      @drewski1535 Год назад +4

      One of the rare moments he told the troof

  • @bouncingback3
    @bouncingback3 Год назад +141

    I absolutely love the moment when the judge was going through the forms and Brooks says he has shocks on his ankles in front of the jury. The judge didn’t even acknowledge him and at that moment he realized play time was over! 😂

    • @richardwolford3560
      @richardwolford3560 Год назад +14

      No he didn't, he was so far gone into his little world that I don't think that SHOCKED him at all lol

    • @virginiastaats7375
      @virginiastaats7375 Год назад +4

      ​@@richardwolford3560 🤣😂

    • @momof4kids735
      @momof4kids735 Год назад +2

      @@richardwolford3560LMAO 😂

    • @drewski1535
      @drewski1535 Год назад +7

      He realized he wasn't gonna be seeing his time out room much longer he was gonna be in permanent time out for a longtime

  • @Frobama721
    @Frobama721 Год назад +376

    The judge is one of the most professional persons I’ve ever witnessed. Nothing but the utmost respect for her

    • @kosmique
      @kosmique Год назад +16

      the most ... not one of (imo ofc) :D she kept that professionalism at 100% for almost a month straight !

    • @FC-qe1wl
      @FC-qe1wl Год назад +17

      Yep, This Judges actions will be set in law books and taught in law school...

    • @fld9201
      @fld9201 Год назад +14

      Yes. And as I've posted a few other times during the trial, she went over the top in accommodating all his misbehaviour and little temper tantrums so he's got no hope of claiming unfair treatment on her part (I'm sure he'll attempt to allege that when he appeals).

    • @balloonredd373
      @balloonredd373 Год назад +2

      @@FC-qe1wl ok lol. most judges are like that this is standard practice.

    • @graealex
      @graealex Год назад +7

      Idk, should just have thrown him out after his first disturbance. His presence in this trial was never required.

  • @girlfriend126
    @girlfriend126 11 месяцев назад +12

    HE THOUGHT A REDDIT POST WOULD CAUSE A MISTRIAL IM DEAD

  • @ajdoman317
    @ajdoman317 Год назад +89

    It was almost poetic given how loud and disruptive he was that in the end he says “No.” like a scared little mouse. He’ll have the rest of his life to think about his actions.

    • @laragara
      @laragara Год назад

      Which he will likely enjoy doing!!

    • @augustheat
      @augustheat Год назад +5

      he wont last 2 weeks in gen pop.

    • @katye6383
      @katye6383 2 месяца назад +1

      I would pay good money to see the look on his face when his public defender informs him just how air tight Judge Dorow made this trial.

  • @justhuman24
    @justhuman24 9 месяцев назад +19

    Brooks is 100% responsible for the reddit post.

    • @Tamilyn70
      @Tamilyn70 8 месяцев назад +2

      It will be interesting to find out where the IP address is, that will determine who was behind the post. Wouldn’t be surprised if it came from his mom or the Wakesha jail. He does have a tablet after all.

    • @Beautiful_Mess
      @Beautiful_Mess Месяц назад +2

      I agree. The post argued the very definition of jury nullification. His Mom 100% wrote it.

    • @Beautiful_Mess
      @Beautiful_Mess Месяц назад +3

      When his sov cit nonsense didn’t work, he got more desperate. Same goes for the photos his Mom sent him, which he tried to use as fabricated evidence against Erika. Dude is evil to his core.

    • @aprilleerose
      @aprilleerose Месяц назад +2

      Yes he is. He absolutely is. Especially since he used the word “threads”
      What other social media site uses that word? And he said it after he said he had no idea what Reddit was. He’s such a POS!

  • @Bitter444
    @Bitter444 Год назад +151

    Did he really think that the shock device will be taken off randomly before reading the verdict? That was so clear that he wanted to run or attack... this man must be kept away from people.

    • @theoldman2821
      @theoldman2821 Год назад +28

      Somewhere in his mind he thought he was going home.

    • @larryhaakenson-komro4705
      @larryhaakenson-komro4705 Год назад +41

      I think it was another attempt to suggest something inappropriate with which to bring an appeal later. Earlier in the trial, he mentioned the shock device and that it could bias the jury against him. He's tried to sneak in several suggestions of bias, and the judge has deterred each one. She's done a fine job of trying to avoid any grounds for mistrial or appeal.
      Honestly, if I had been the judge, I wouldn't have been able to avoid the temptation to use the shock device every time he inanely interrupted. A few shocks might have taught him not to do that. LOL.

    • @curtconn8149
      @curtconn8149 Год назад +8

      The STUPITY was clear. That had to be the stupidest request he made.

    • @calinasagilitypartner4444
      @calinasagilitypartner4444 Год назад +24

      There actually was no shock device.

    • @emmecohen4306
      @emmecohen4306 Год назад +17

      He did NOT have a shock belt on his feet!! He had a soft restraint that was tethered to the table. The judge and the sheriffs dept. clarified that on the record.

  • @Elle-yq4md
    @Elle-yq4md Год назад +87

    I imagine the jury watching the trial now and seeing his horrific behaviour; the jury will feel more than justified of the verdict.

    • @khaliamesquita8069
      @khaliamesquita8069 Год назад +8

      oh trust me. he was acting that way in front of the jurors as well. they know exactly the type of man he is.

    • @cards0486
      @cards0486 Год назад +4

      That’s what I’ve thought about too. When the jurors could finally know what kind of bizarre circus he caused the judge, prosecutors, court employees and public to endure I’m sure they all think,”Glad I didn’t have to silently endure THAT!!”

    • @katye6383
      @katye6383 2 месяца назад

      Absolutely 🎉

  • @laurenbrooks3091
    @laurenbrooks3091 Год назад +37

    "We the jury find the defendant, Darrell E. Brooks, guilty..."
    He had to sit there and listen to his name paired with "guilty" 76 times.
    Thank God that he is finally being held accountable. Thank God for the jury, prosecution team, and Judge Dorow to execute justice. My condolences and prayers for all the victims' families and to all who were horribly injured and traumatized both mentally and physically at the hands of Darrell Brooks.
    I know that this verdict can't undo what happened to you and your loved ones, and I'm so incredibly sorry. I pray that some comfort comes from knowing the monster who did this won't see another day outside of a prison cell.

    • @cards0486
      @cards0486 7 месяцев назад +5

      The verdicts being read gave everyone a long stretch of Darrell E. Brooks Jr. not saying a word, not making a peep.
      That was enjoyable. The jury had the power, they used it and did what was right. Nothing for ol’ DB to say. The End.

  • @teopalafox
    @teopalafox Год назад +424

    Darrel Brooks was wonderful as a prosecutor in this case his eloquent speech and disarming arguments made it so the jury knew without a shadow of a doubt that Darrell brooks was guilty.

    • @fnln3011
      @fnln3011 Год назад +51

      "the man who represents himself has a fool for a client"

    • @fearyah4life
      @fearyah4life Год назад +4

      17 to 19 days is a long time to go without cell phones, and family, loved ones. The jury's wanted to leave.

    • @fearyah4life
      @fearyah4life Год назад +3

      The jurors also could have got arrested if they made any wrong move.

    • @fearyah4life
      @fearyah4life Год назад

      The jurors also could have got arrested if they made any wrong move.

    • @MaxZomboni
      @MaxZomboni Год назад +12

      I kept waiting for him to start his defence, but he never did.

  • @sisu9663
    @sisu9663 Год назад +65

    I love the moment his delusions are shattered. He really got up and asked the jury for pity after three weeks of insulting and badgering witnesses, disrespecting everyone's time, and pretending to be sad once or twice. It's jaw-dropping that he couldn't see how AWFUL that looks to a jury.

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +7

      He really has no soul. He is scary. Glad he's locked up in prison.

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад

      He is quite delusional! He's manipulated and battered people in his life. He thought it would work in a court of law.

    • @emmecohen4306
      @emmecohen4306 Год назад +10

      I watch now and I can see how broken he is!! Seeing him, with his head in his hands, as the verdicts are being read…you can see his ego deflate and the wind leave his sails. I guarantee that the ONLY thing he is thinking at that moment is “How can THEY do this to ME”? Even while the verdicts are being read, I guarantee that he still sees HIMSELF as the VICTIM. It’s still all about him…he never cared about the true victims!! 😢 I still can’t help having a little empathy for him…having a front row seat to his self destruction. It’s sad to see someone be so detrimental to themselves. His life, as he knows it, is over. He’s going to have to find a whole new way to survive and navigate his new world. He’s in prison now…and exactly where he needs to be!! 😢

    • @Danimal1177
      @Danimal1177 Год назад +5

      His narcissism, for lack of a better word, is amazing. He truly views himself as just as much a victim in this case as any of the 60+ who either died or were injured.

    • @gena4638
      @gena4638 8 месяцев назад +7

      His total lack of self awareness and his delusion were just astounding...along with his ignorance of the law, the English language and of common human decency. You could tell after he made his closing argument that he actually thought he nailed it. He was giddy with it. To see that jury deflate his ego after such a short deliberation was satisfying. He actually thought the jury would nullify laws for HIM of all people. He thought that if they "knew he had on shock devices" or saw his prop Bible daily, that they would have a change of heart. I can't imagine what this jury really thought of him and his antics.

  • @dimechick
    @dimechick Год назад +52

    DB asked the jury to “do what’s right.” The jury understood the assignment. 💯🙏🏽🙌🏽❤️😂

    • @KadyFillinger
      @KadyFillinger 11 месяцев назад +1

      You literally stole someone else's comment, word for word lol

    • @dimechick
      @dimechick 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@KadyFillinger KAREN, clearly you DIDN’T understand the assignment. 🤣 Must be your first time hearing that well know verse. 🤦🏽‍♀️ Justice was served for the victims & their loved ones 🙌🏽🙏🏽 ❤
      Stop trolling Karen. Go make a box fort Karen. 😂

    • @KadyFillinger
      @KadyFillinger 11 месяцев назад +4

      @@dimechick not trolling, just calling you out for being unoriginal for RUclips likes lol

  • @hanabexley9576
    @hanabexley9576 Год назад +96

    I love the prosecution team. Down to earth. Humble. And knowing they were representing the community, not a publicity campaign. Team of rock stars.

    • @jandaisygirl53
      @jandaisygirl53 Год назад +6

      Agree.

    • @kyleanderson2949
      @kyleanderson2949 Год назад +12

      Truly. DA Sue Opper is such a legend yet remains humble, focused and respectful. Class act and leads her team by example.

    • @gertrudelaronge6864
      @gertrudelaronge6864 11 месяцев назад +5

      I've become a big fan

    • @GDogg84067
      @GDogg84067 8 месяцев назад +5

      This Prosecution Team delivered!!

    • @missionsquirrel
      @missionsquirrel 7 месяцев назад +5

      They were fantastic, all of them. Sue was in a league of her own, though!

  • @cards0486
    @cards0486 Год назад +9

    He finally shut up and sat silently.
    I loved,”Do you wish the jurors polled?”
    “Yes.”
    Then after every juror assured that they agreed with the verdict,”Mr. Brooks, are you satisfied with the poll?”
    “No.”
    He had to remember what Judge Dorow said every time he started a loud protestation and debate.
    “You may not agree with my decision. But I expect you to respect it.”
    Same rule here, DB. Only “times twelve”.

  • @snoopysatx2541
    @snoopysatx2541 Год назад +167

    ⏰ TIMESTAMPS ⏰
    (Editing & Adding as I'm watching)
    31:20-Court with audio begins
    33:27- The reddit post issue from yesterday is brought up again. It was a prank per the Reddit post, which has already been taken down.
    34:58-DB is "concerned" over the Reddit posts, which the judge has already said was a prank.
    47:08- The prosecution explains the way that Reddit works to DB, who seemingly wants to use this to delay this process further. There is no way the jury made that bogus Reddit post, because the jury had already turned in their phones to the court, at the time it was posted online.
    53:54-Judge makes a decision on the matter. There is no reason to doubt the jurors.
    1:00:00-Court will remain open to the parties, & judge will return to her office while verdict watch continues.
    2:42:24- The jury has reached a verdict and the verdict will be read out loud.
    2:51:45- A person in the gallery shouts out probably what we've all been thinking throughout this trial. The judge proceeds to remove him from the courtroom.
    03:19:18-The jury gets polled for the record.
    03:25:00- Court is adjourned for Monday to discuss when sentencing & impact statements will take place.
    04:58:29-The prosecution team speaks to the media after the verdict. (Thanks to one of the verdict watchers who pointed this out to me)
    05:21:50- End of press conference and a glimpse of the support dog that helped the families during their grief.

    • @willowkdb9323
      @willowkdb9323 Год назад +16

      I just love you for the time stamps… thank you 😊

    • @vanessaflogne5845
      @vanessaflogne5845 Год назад +9

      Thank you!

    • @bobthedopeman7327
      @bobthedopeman7327 Год назад +16

      He probably walked out shouting "WORTH. IT!!!!!!!" I know i would of lol

    • @gena4638
      @gena4638 Год назад +12

      4:58:29 The Prosecution Team and victims families gives a statement and answers questions from news reporters. They all deserve an award for dealing with Brooks nonsense so graciously and efficiently ❤️

    • @garywaters1672
      @garywaters1672 Год назад +18

      He probably had someone do the reddit post for him

  • @Raebaeheyy
    @Raebaeheyy Год назад +12

    * RIP Tamara Durand, 52
    * RIP Wilhelm Hospel, 81
    * RIP Jane Kulich, 52
    * RIP LeAnna "Lee" Owen, 71
    * RIP Virginia "Ginny" Sorenson, 79
    * RIP Jackson Sparks, 8
    "Now is your time of grief, but I will see you again and you will rejoice, and no one will take away your joy."-JOHN 16:22

  • @ronaldraygunpew
    @ronaldraygunpew Год назад +251

    After giving his "objects in mirror are closer than they appear" reference in his closing speech, he deserves every charge.

    • @ronaldraygunpew
      @ronaldraygunpew Год назад +48

      @DON'T DARE TO WATCH MY VIDEO I don't consent to you telling me what to do.

    • @ashes_menagerie
      @ashes_menagerie Год назад +6

      @@ronaldraygunpew 🤭🤭

    • @detrajackson5992
      @detrajackson5992 Год назад +13

      @Ronald Raygun, Why did he say that?? I will have to watch it, bc I stopped hearing his closing statement once he started with the I'm getting emotional blah blah blah😩

    • @shreddedwheat5977
      @shreddedwheat5977 Год назад +4

      You got a time stamp on when he says that?? His whole speech is just nonsense

    • @ronaldraygunpew
      @ronaldraygunpew Год назад +9

      @@detrajackson5992 I can't remember what time he said, was some time towards the end of his cry baby rant, but I can't bring myself to watch it again and suffer through the fake crocodile tears again lol sry.

  • @thedutchman1302
    @thedutchman1302 Год назад +73

    Bruh….the DA just said this clown is facing 859 years plus 6 CONSECUTIVE life sentences….my God, now THAT is SMOKE!!!!!!!! I bet that the judge is listening to Jenny from the block all the way home, she deserves some happiness after all this turmoil. Y’all already know what we smoking on tonight, Darrell packs!😂😂😂😂

    • @krystingrant6292
      @krystingrant6292 Год назад +3

      Might as well give him death penalty that's a lot of money the taxpayers are paying for.

    • @chrisar100
      @chrisar100 Год назад +6

      @@krystingrant6292 it costs more money to give someone the death penalty, ironically.

    • @Devin7Eleven
      @Devin7Eleven Год назад

      @@chrisar100 Dont know why it should. A bullet should be cheap.

    • @mariahyohannes
      @mariahyohannes Год назад +1

      @@krystingrant6292 No death penalty in Wisconsin

  • @stevebartz4885
    @stevebartz4885 Год назад +58

    Whoever 'Pranked' with Reddit needs a minimum 1 year in jail.

    • @calinasagilitypartner4444
      @calinasagilitypartner4444 Год назад +8

      It's going to keep happening. Courts will have to think about this when thinking about livestreaming.

    • @sanjuan651
      @sanjuan651 Год назад +35

      The prankster got 700+ years in prison. Anyone who does not think that he was behind it is blind as a bat.

    • @stevebartz4885
      @stevebartz4885 Год назад +9

      @@sanjuan651 he probably was somehow.

    • @HeatherLoveLeffel
      @HeatherLoveLeffel Год назад +22

      He 100% was behind that post.

    • @ronak19738
      @ronak19738 Год назад +24

      It was either him, his mama, or his grandmama...bunch of burdens on society.

  • @Limejello713
    @Limejello713 Год назад +57

    👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 *THANK YOU JURY MEMBERS FOR YOUR OUTSTANDING CIVIC DUTY AND VERDICT* 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @Anna_Stetik
    @Anna_Stetik Год назад +197

    2:51:45 - Not going to lie, I replayed that about 15 times. No, he shouldn't have done that, but the, "It's fine" comment when he was leaving, illustrated his satisfaction being able to say that to Brooks.

    • @detrajackson5992
      @detrajackson5992 Год назад +19

      I think after hearing the 1st guilty that guy wanted to say that so he could leave and meet everyone outside...

    • @RyanRedfox
      @RyanRedfox Год назад +22

      What that guy said, I couldn’t have said it better myself.

    • @BlueRain2002
      @BlueRain2002 Год назад +28

      @@detrajackson5992 I thought it may have been the count for his family member. I know you are to be respectful in a court, but it seems that rule is for everyone but the pos.

    • @justanotherposter7110
      @justanotherposter7110 Год назад +36

      I bet the bailiff apolized for doing what he had to do...escort him out.

    • @Nosferata138
      @Nosferata138 Год назад +36

      Totally worth getting removed for that.

  • @CLMOODY1972
    @CLMOODY1972 Год назад +14

    What was that Mr. Brooks.....I can't hear you. Finally, something to keep his lips together!

  • @jeannebeverly1244
    @jeannebeverly1244 Год назад +11

    It's not alarming. He's such a drama Queen. Like he really cares about the judge or prosecutors. Anything for a mistrial.

  • @frostbite3318
    @frostbite3318 Год назад +76

    You just know during the reading of the verdict he was thinking “man I wish I had my box fort”

    • @christinpike4232
      @christinpike4232 Год назад +3

      It doesn't look like he has the emotional capacity to even attempt masking being sad/shocked at all the sentencing either.

    • @Nosferata138
      @Nosferata138 Год назад +4

      🤣 it's ok, they'll still let him go home, seeing that he doesnt consent to being identified by that name...🙄
      ain't gonna lie though, i loved that box fort...very adult like and professional.

    • @redflame7131
      @redflame7131 Год назад

      🤣

    • @juniordixie9489
      @juniordixie9489 Год назад +1

      @@christinpike4232 he’s furious

  • @LordServbot
    @LordServbot Год назад +70

    2:51:43 - That man may have been ejected from the courtroom, but he will remain a legend.

    • @oldmoviesinbwwithsubtitles3501
      @oldmoviesinbwwithsubtitles3501 Год назад +3

      In his own mind

    • @frowniebrown86
      @frowniebrown86 Год назад +8

      @@oldmoviesinbwwithsubtitles3501 not talking about db

    • @auzziernvdl
      @auzziernvdl Год назад +10

      He had to have been a relative of one of the victims and probably knew he’d get kicked out BUT at least he got to say what was on his heart.

    • @Beautiful_Mess
      @Beautiful_Mess 8 дней назад

      @@auzziernvdlHe’s the son of Leanna Owen, count two.

  • @meganbowes2
    @meganbowes2 Год назад +7

    Brooks is the worst type of narcissist. Throughout the trial, he displayed ZERO remorse. The tears he shed were only for himself. Ironic that he was so "extremely concerned" about the Reddit post, making note of how upsetting it was that the judge's integrity was attacked, especially since he attacked her integrity throughout much of the trial. He tried to use it as grounds for a mistrial! Nice try, man. You're done! Truly great job on the part of the prosecution and especially the judge. I would never have been able to be as patient and courteous with him as she was. She's absolutely the GOAT!

  • @avienda771
    @avienda771 Год назад +155

    The only thing Brooks proved during the case, was how selfish and careless he is. He showed how little he cared about his victims and how he has no respect for anyone but himself.

    • @bri8795
      @bri8795 Год назад +12

      I said the same thing. Not once was he remorseful nor apologetic. Just kept trying to stall and bring up stuff that had nothing to do with the case. He deserves to rot in jail

    • @queenofhearts07
      @queenofhearts07 Год назад +16

      The fact he said he has no regrets & that his conscience is clear blew me away..only talking about yis family & his kids (who he wasn't even taking care of) DARRELL BROOKS is truly disgusting,vile, & pathetic individual

    • @RendaJane
      @RendaJane Год назад +5

      The first time he didn’t object to or deny that his name is “Darrell E Brooks”.

    • @calinasagilitypartner4444
      @calinasagilitypartner4444 Год назад +1

      I don't think he even respects himself.

    • @RendaJane
      @RendaJane Год назад +1

      @@calinasagilitypartner4444 he has nothing about himself to respect.

  • @natesanti
    @natesanti Год назад +14

    I bet he hated when everyone stands for the Judge or whenever she demands everyone rise for the jury, while he’s still ranting on about his nonsense. A live demonstration of how the world does not revolve around you and simultaneously showing what real respect looks like because of years of hard work.

  • @debc9827
    @debc9827 Год назад +446

    Thank you to all the Jurors, Judge Dorow, The Prosecutors, Police Department, The moderators of this page and everyone who was involved in this case. My heart goes out to all the victims and families who was affected by this tragedy. Everyone who was at that parade will be affected by this, my heart breaks for you.💔 May that POS get what he deserves in Prison if one thing is known prisoners don’t like anyone who hurts children. I hope he has pain on a daily basis like everyone who actually aches from being at the parade. God bless you all 💜

    • @rebellefleur435
      @rebellefleur435 Год назад +4

      The moderators on this page..Hahahaha!🤣 Yes thank you Oh Selfless Moderators for your invaluable contribution to this case.

    • @judyfrancis4515
      @judyfrancis4515 Год назад +2

      @DON'T DARE TO WATCH MY VIDEO What's your name? (if you tell me, I PROMISE I won't say it!)

    • @littleshell2748
      @littleshell2748 Год назад +4

      Well there are lots of ppl that kill and harm children in jail unfortunately so im sure its 50/50 when it comes to jail mates hating child killers

    • @adabellerodriguez7172
      @adabellerodriguez7172 Год назад

      Tragedy? How about CRIME? Demonic CRIME!

    • @clintdenman3037
      @clintdenman3037 Год назад +2

      Amen

  • @dlflygrl
    @dlflygrl Год назад +30

    I just never get tired of watching him silenced! GUILTY ON ALL Counts!!!

    • @jandaisygirl53
      @jandaisygirl53 Год назад +3

      Right ✅️ is

    • @patriciafoster3347
      @patriciafoster3347 Год назад +2

      He wasn’t silenced for long. Right back at it at sentencing.

    • @drewski1535
      @drewski1535 2 месяца назад

      Nice watching him sink lower and lower as those guilty verdicts were being read out

  • @auzziernvdl
    @auzziernvdl Год назад +19

    You can tell by his demeanor at the beginning of verdicts being read that he knew just ONE guilty verdict in the 1st degree murder charges was enough to send him away FOREVER. It’s a pleasure to see him look and act defeated. He’s is the poster child for a bully and narcissist.

  • @moviesrus1673
    @moviesrus1673 Год назад +23

    To see him so desperately clinging to his half-assed theories or claims and talking points as he knows his time is dwindling is very satisfying.

  • @patriciafoster3347
    @patriciafoster3347 Год назад +41

    Who else thoroughly enjoyed watch her counting those verdict forms? Totally focused. With her hair cascading…gently …on her shoulders….

    • @rubymarshall3843
      @rubymarshall3843 Год назад +3

      I did!!!!!!!

    • @emmecohen4306
      @emmecohen4306 Год назад +7

      I wonder how difficult it was for her to keep a straight face while flipping through those verdict forms…seeing all those guilty verdicts, one by one, prior to reading them off. I hope she and all of the victims and witnesses can rest easier now, knowing that this UNWELL person can’t hurt anyone else and will pay for what he has done!! ❤

    • @margob6203
      @margob6203 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@rubymarshall3843 And me!!! She is a beautiful Goddess of Justice! ♥️

    • @Skankhunter420
      @Skankhunter420 11 месяцев назад

      Keep it in your pants Patty.

  • @kevintate768
    @kevintate768 Год назад +70

    He spent a few hours in the law library and you can see he is throwing everything and anything relevant or not to get his mistrial. The Reddit took the cake though. He said he has no idea what reddit is and Even toyed with the notion that a jury member, even though they are sequestered, was involved in the post! He is a piece of work but justice has been served when it comes to this monster. I am very pleased that the judge took being patient to a new level. Because of this judge, when the appeal is filed, it will be open and shut because of how well she handled this person! Well well done judge!

    • @Nosferata138
      @Nosferata138 Год назад +8

      Yeah, if he spent as much time as he did calling his mom or "reading the bible" or throwing a kid tantrum and ignoring the judge's questions, as he did studying for his case, he might have had something to actually present.

    • @calinasagilitypartner4444
      @calinasagilitypartner4444 Год назад +8

      The post claimed to be written by a jury member, which was kind of ridiculous from the get. I think, and I have no evidence, but I still think he had something to do with it. That said, it literally could have been anyone because it was livestreamed, but my gut says he was behind it. Maybe the guy who was in the rap video with him or his eldest son, although I think the kids should be left out of this. But I still think he was behind it.

    • @GivePeaceAChance12
      @GivePeaceAChance12 Год назад +4

      @@calinasagilitypartner4444 read that his eldest son was recently arrested for battery

    • @marylaurentz4708
      @marylaurentz4708 Год назад +1

      You mean the 'libary?' 🤣 Even though the WHOLE WORLD could watch the live stream, it must have been a juror and the whole case should be thrown out. This guy got everything he deserved.

  • @slaing88
    @slaing88 Год назад +35

    Anyone else feel like Mr. Brooks pulled this reddit card himself or through someone he knows as a last ditch effort...so glad they came back with a guilty verdict!

    • @calinasagilitypartner4444
      @calinasagilitypartner4444 Год назад +6

      Yes. I think he was some how behind it. I'm not sure how,though, honestly, because they listen to his phone calls and I think they read his mail. I know they read the incoming, but I'm not sure if they read out going mail. So there is a chance that he hand wrote the post and had someone type it verbatim on Reddit. DB may have told someone to put it up on "social media" not specifically Reddit. I think he manipulates his mom, so she is a "suspect" in my head. There are also other sovcit idiots out there who may have done it without DB knowing about it. But the language of the post is absolutely language we all heard DB use.

    • @CALIGIRL702
      @CALIGIRL702 Год назад +5

      ABSOLUTELY

    • @johnmu7034
      @johnmu7034 Год назад +5

      I thought it was odd too, as the first thing he said when it was announced about the post, he said he had nothing to do with it

    • @LLLLLB
      @LLLLLB Год назад +2

      Yep!

    • @patriciafoster3347
      @patriciafoster3347 Год назад +3

      I’m sure the prosecutors and judge were fully expecting something like that. Also…the bomb threat or whatever it was during sentencing. I’ve never wished misery on anyone except this animal.

  • @TripleG1221
    @TripleG1221 Год назад +66

    I loved when she was ignoring him while he was grasping at straws before the jury came in!!

    • @sleek1297
      @sleek1297 Год назад +9

      Yup you can literally see him looking around, attempting to scheme up a way to avoid the inevitable

    • @bluedaaz6603
      @bluedaaz6603 Год назад

      She is devoid of emotion and seems as sociopathic as he does.

    • @sleek1297
      @sleek1297 Год назад

      @@bluedaaz6603 the judge??

    • @bluedaaz6603
      @bluedaaz6603 Год назад

      @@sleek1297 yes

    • @sleek1297
      @sleek1297 Год назад +9

      @@bluedaaz6603 not really sure how you came up with that conclusion especially if you watched the whole trial.

  • @PatriotGamesROCKS
    @PatriotGamesROCKS Год назад +11

    Took him the entire trial but he finally learned how to pronounce "tacit'.

  • @virginiastaats7375
    @virginiastaats7375 Год назад +9

    I love that the judge can just ignore his BS ramblings.

    • @emmecohen4306
      @emmecohen4306 11 месяцев назад +5

      I love it too!! I think she’s gotten better at it as time’s gone by, but she still looks a little uncomfortable when she’s ignoring him. I think, once she cut off his chance to testify and once the defense rested (per Judge), the evidentiary phase of the trial was over and that gave her more control over him. I love how DB gets all fuklempt about it!! It makes him a little nuts. 😅

    • @stparisian
      @stparisian 4 месяца назад +1

      I always hoped she was playing solitaire on her computer while he was rambling 🤭

  • @craigkichar9107
    @craigkichar9107 Год назад +19

    The best part was right before the verdict was announced, he said to the judge 'because the verdict is about to be read can I have the shackled on my ankles removed?!?!?!' omfg he really thought the verdict was going to be not guilty!!! Lok

    • @StellaFl
      @StellaFl Год назад +5

      He did! He really, REALLY did!! Rarely have I seen such profound distortion of one's self-concept. smh

  • @mr5rockhopper4
    @mr5rockhopper4 Год назад +308

    The part y’all want starts at 2:42:28

  • @Moey2671
    @Moey2671 Год назад +251

    The district attorney did an amazing job and her team. Well done

    • @SuperGiggun
      @SuperGiggun Год назад +7

      Probably the easiest case that will probably ever cross her desk

    • @jules8876
      @jules8876 Год назад +9

      Was a nice bonus that the assisting district attorney is such a handsome devil too lol. 😄

    • @slaws2279
      @slaws2279 Год назад +9

      @@SuperGiggun Maybe, but you never know what a jury is going to decide! I would think the Parkland case in Florida would’ve been easy for the State, but look what happened.

    • @user-zx6lf5so4w
      @user-zx6lf5so4w Год назад +2

      This case was not a difficult case at all , just show the video it s slam dunk

    • @stephanier2860
      @stephanier2860 Год назад +3

      She was awesome! I felt like she did a great job gently prodding Judge Darrow to move on or try a different tactic. They were both terrific. I can see Darrow on a national platform!

  • @TinaMarieBrumfield
    @TinaMarieBrumfield 2 месяца назад +5

    Notice when he wants somthing he talks really nice then when the judge shot him down that she was declining a mistrial his attitude and tantrum came back instantly.

  • @anuv2960
    @anuv2960 Год назад +12

    I think the jury spent very little time deliberating and lot of time signing those 76 verdict forms.

    • @bamenachim8203
      @bamenachim8203 Год назад +2

      Yea, I believe I read somewhere that someone had calculated the time it took for them to return with the verdicts and said that it was likely enough time to read each count and sign it.

    • @cards0486
      @cards0486 Год назад +3

      @@bamenachim8203 I hope they got a good dinner. I don’t know what time they finally got their evening meal.

  • @redds7777
    @redds7777 Год назад +99

    Wow! He is really yammering on about the Reddit post. He thinks in his psycho mind , he deserves a mistrial. Prayers for healing for all his victims, families and community…

    • @BlueRain2002
      @BlueRain2002 Год назад +8

      His lawyer would have done the same, with the same results. But, it would have to been less nauseating.

    • @hazeleyes449
      @hazeleyes449 Год назад +1

      What was the post?

    • @Willowtree82
      @Willowtree82 Год назад +2

      @@hazeleyes449 there's a news article showing the original post and then the second post.

    • @trumpgirl1018
      @trumpgirl1018 Год назад +7

      He was definitely all about that Reddit post and very very very very vert concerned about the trials integrity, it was extremely concerning for him, because he was a part of this sham in hopes it would cause mistrial or charges dropped, or whatever was going on in his head… his friends, family, or someone from jail with access to others, helps orchestrate that Reddit post.

    • @yarnprepper
      @yarnprepper Год назад +5

      @@trumpgirl1018 I was thinking he had something to do with Reddit post. That saying l
      “Me thinks he doth protest too much”. The way he kept saying he had nothing to do with it.

  • @justsomeguy6474
    @justsomeguy6474 Год назад +24

    He just learned who has jurisdiction.

  • @CI3L0331
    @CI3L0331 Год назад +58

    BRAVO to Judge Jennifer Dorow! I hope she never has to deal with a defendant like this again. But if she does, she knows how to do it masterfully!

    • @Stacey0909
      @Stacey0909 Год назад +3

      Agreed! 👍💯 She's a Beautiful Beast!
      💫💪💞

  • @Alan112573
    @Alan112573 Год назад +11

    In his closing "argument" he told the jury to search in their hearts and do the right thing. Welp...THEY DID!

  • @joannegregory3024
    @joannegregory3024 Год назад +20

    Love the way she just ignores him now ….. Narcissist hate being ignored

  • @melissastone6971
    @melissastone6971 Год назад +291

    *I hope and pray they keep the tradition of the parade. I pray for the families and the victims who will have to piece their lives back together. Justice is key.*

    • @Lisa-hn3hz
      @Lisa-hn3hz Год назад +24

      They are having a parade this year,,in December I read about it which I am happy for them,,something about Pease I am glad Brooks is guilty on all charges

    • @caligirlNita94803
      @caligirlNita94803 Год назад +16

      I was thinking the same thing. keep it going in honor of those injured and those who have PTSD from this.

    • @beverlyromeo6199
      @beverlyromeo6199 Год назад +8

      I hope and pray that they have police cars as the barricades this time so this way it'll be a little safer I'm sure and hope and pray that will never happen again but just in case absolutely they should keep this parade going and I hope they have it on television so the rest of us can see it and enjoy it with them ❤️🙏

    • @johnmichaelson9173
      @johnmichaelson9173 Год назад +14

      Sorry I'm mean no disrespect but I hope & pray the inmates of the prison keep up the tradition regarding convicted child killers when Brooks is sentenced & enters the general prison population. I also hope they carry on with the tradition of the Christmas Parade & I pray the families can find closure now Justice has been done.🙏

    • @sunnyann7
      @sunnyann7 Год назад +6

      December 4th! If I could I would fly in from Los Angeles to support it and the people of Waukesha.

  • @patriciafoster3347
    @patriciafoster3347 Год назад +16

    Sue sitting there like the Queen that she is. ❤️

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +3

      Sue Opper and her team saved the day.

  • @whoknows2368
    @whoknows2368 Год назад +6

    His sovereign citizen lawyer did a really good job for mr brooks

  • @robmullin1128
    @robmullin1128 Год назад +26

    Judge Dorow,Susan Opper and her team were rock stars during this entire trial. Darrell Brooks exhausted every single one of them with his behavior and antics yet they displayed extreme patience,protected the record and continued forward to see that the victims and community as a whole receive the justice they deserved.

  • @debann6471
    @debann6471 Год назад +124

    Prayers for the victims and their families. Judge Dorow is one class act lady!

  • @Scurtsy1964
    @Scurtsy1964 Год назад +51

    Now knowing that his life is in the Judges hands, he sure has found his manners ( speaking on his behavior in the beginning of this) “ if it pleases the court” smh.. shows he is capable of controlling himself when it suits him. Lawd!

    • @BeastCake1349
      @BeastCake1349 Год назад +3

      Yeah he seems a lot more respectful at this point in the trial.

    • @missinterpretation4984
      @missinterpretation4984 Год назад +6

      Yep that’s why he’s not insane because he can control it when he wants. He’s just an awful person.

  • @leightapex
    @leightapex 10 месяцев назад +7

    I come back to this one often because i just like watching Darrell’s face when he hears the first couple of guilty verdicts before he hangs his head in shock or self-pity or whatever it is. It certainly isn’t shame, thats for sure.
    Seeing that for me, it’s better than a beat down. It’s him realizing that he’s going to be spending the rest of his life in prison.
    It’s also him realizing that none of his utter SovCit nonsense worked out for him.
    And it’s him realizing that his only hope now is some sort of appeal and i think even he knows that based on how he conducted himself during the entirety of the trial, it’s virtually certain that his chances of any appeal is slim to nonexistent.

  • @RendaJane
    @RendaJane Год назад +17

    WOW! He finally managed not to interrupt for the first time.

  • @sabrinalennox2004
    @sabrinalennox2004 Год назад +9

    Imo that Reddit post was his mamma wanting him to escape accountability

    • @skyehamm9629
      @skyehamm9629 Год назад +3

      Oh he knew….

    • @Beautiful_Mess
      @Beautiful_Mess 8 дней назад

      Agreed. He knows all about that post. He knows who wrote it. He is guilty as sin. He saw that as his out - a mistrial, another year in county and avoiding big boy prison.

  • @KentishCosmetics
    @KentishCosmetics 5 месяцев назад +10

    Nobody actually gives af about him having on shock devices he really thought someone would actually see a problem with that

    • @lb7801
      @lb7801 5 месяцев назад +3

      I think he remembered being advised that the jury didn't need to know that, in the past. I feel he wanted to desperately have some sort of control of the situation, got defiant, and pulled that one out of his pocket. But I think he forgot (or he probably didn't listen) when it was implied that the jury didn't need to know that because if you see someone in shackles, cuffs or shocks it could have an effect on the opinion of the defendant.
      I was surprised when he said that. It's completely irrelevant because the vote was in. He was just grasping for something to be defiant against the court.

    • @Mags7760
      @Mags7760 4 месяца назад +5

      They're not even shock devices..he's a fool they are actually called soft shackles so the jury can't hear the rattle of chains!😂

    • @katye6383
      @katye6383 2 месяца назад

      I just wish they had used them if he actually had shock devices on

    • @Inbetweenthelinesnow
      @Inbetweenthelinesnow 2 месяца назад

      The appellate court. They are used in some courts. I still don’t know why he thought, they’d find it wrong. Considering he just killed 6 and facing life!🙄🙄🙄

  • @the5thYearSeniors
    @the5thYearSeniors Год назад +29

    He is an excellent case study in antisocial personality disorder

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +4

      Yes, at least he could be useful as a case study. Heaven knows he's been a useless member of society

  • @to-isengard
    @to-isengard Год назад +6

    He blinks more during the reading of the verdicts than he did through the entire trial.

    • @emmecohen4306
      @emmecohen4306 11 месяцев назад +3

      A sign of discomfort!! Good!!😊

  • @mollypitcher2232
    @mollypitcher2232 11 месяцев назад +5

    And just like that, the defendant realized that subject matter jurisdiction was the least of his problems.

  • @Maria_Barcelos
    @Maria_Barcelos Год назад +88

    I wish the best for his children. They didn't deserve to have Mr. Brooks as a father.

    • @wackybrattyx
      @wackybrattyx Год назад +6

      Yeah, sucks that we don’t choose our parents. :(

    • @harleydavid7347
      @harleydavid7347 Год назад +6

      They didn’t, he was a lousy father also.

    • @MissVormt
      @MissVormt Год назад

      Milwaukee better get ready for 3 more big lipped menaces a couple years down the line, sad.

    • @heehaw8401
      @heehaw8401 Год назад +16

      And Erika Patterson can live her life without fear.

    • @calinasagilitypartner4444
      @calinasagilitypartner4444 Год назад +2

      I hope his son is the opposite of his father. I hope the girls do not allow men like his father (emotionally, physically, verbally and psychologically abusive) in their life.

  • @sergeantpete7374
    @sergeantpete7374 Год назад +103

    This Judge should be appointed to the US Supreme Court. She is absolutely terrific, smart, patient, and unflappable! God bless her!

    • @hulahole
      @hulahole Год назад +9

      Yeah she was amazing! And can we just acknowledge how pretty she is too

    • @SadDad01
      @SadDad01 Год назад +6

      Hottest judge I've ever seen 🤷‍♂️

    • @trumpgirl1018
      @trumpgirl1018 Год назад +6

      Oh, I agree, we need Judges at the Supreme Court that follow the rule of law, not feelings or emotions, strictly go by the Constitution and she would be awesome,,

    • @beemergirl8498
      @beemergirl8498 Год назад +2

      @@hulahole pretty and smart 👍

    • @bluedaaz6603
      @bluedaaz6603 Год назад +1

      Laughable! 😂😂😂

  • @mikalahhumke3176
    @mikalahhumke3176 Год назад +93

    I think he really thought telling the jury their power to nullify was gonna change everything 🤣

    • @brendanmaclean3013
      @brendanmaclean3013 Год назад +29

      Seriously! Like 12 people are unanimously gonna be like “ ya I don’t think vehicular homicide should be against the law”

    • @SeEsAw121221
      @SeEsAw121221 Год назад +13

      @@brendanmaclean3013 yeah, but was clearly FORD and God’s fault.

    • @GreaseLightning02
      @GreaseLightning02 Год назад +2

      @@brendanmaclean3013 😂

    • @robertrada6040
      @robertrada6040 Год назад +9

      Jury nullification would also describe determining a guilty verdict to an innocent man despite the evidence. So…this dude is clearly in a tacit agreement with me to deliver the chuckles.

    • @TheZigzagman
      @TheZigzagman Год назад +4

      He thought it would lead to a mistrial. He never wanted to win on facts, just on a technicality.

  • @frostbite3318
    @frostbite3318 Год назад +39

    Mr. Brooks was deflated today, as the realization sunk in that all of his attempts to deflect and stall the proceedings were running out and his 15 minutes of fame were over.

  • @marisa4545
    @marisa4545 11 месяцев назад +6

    Ignoring him and walking away is hit her way of telling him to shut up.

    • @Mags7760
      @Mags7760 4 месяца назад +2

      I love it that she actually just ignores him now or walks out when he spouts his b.s.😂😂😂

  • @hannahe7556
    @hannahe7556 Год назад +31

    I mean did he honestly think he was going to be found not guilty on everything?! I honestly think he was in shock and was exhausted by then, that’s why he didn’t react the way we all thought he would.
    He truly winged it without thinking or preparing ahead right up until the end.
    I’m so glad Justice has been served for the victims and the families. ⚖️

    • @missinterpretation4984
      @missinterpretation4984 Год назад +5

      He did though, I think he really thought that. He’s so delusional.

    • @StormsandSaugeye
      @StormsandSaugeye Год назад +2

      He did request the judge take off his shackles since the verdict came back. The man had convinced himself that the jury would actually agree with him and let him go.

    • @calinasagilitypartner4444
      @calinasagilitypartner4444 Год назад +4

      Oh, I disagree. I think his closing statement was prepared! I think it was crap, but I think it was prepared crap.

    • @shayvidatv
      @shayvidatv Год назад +3

      @@calinasagilitypartner4444 his closing argument had similarities to his opening statement. He foolishly assumed that the jury would nullify.

    • @NNKK11
      @NNKK11 7 месяцев назад +1

      I'm rewatching the trial and from what I'm seeing in round 2, I don't think he prepared much. We see him reading police reports and statements while doing his examinations.
      When she called recess and questioned what he hoped to glean from questioning Erika about the police report, he said he couldn't tell the judge what he planned to ask as he'd have to go through the report.
      A complete mockery of the entire process.
      He seems to be the type of person who has gotten a free pass on every wrong step he made in life. He just assumed the jury would give in to him also.

  • @agip07
    @agip07 Год назад +8

    That look on his face when that first guilty verdict was read. Lol!

  • @tinamarie7568
    @tinamarie7568 Год назад +110

    Someone better get used to "NOT GIVING HIS CONSENT"

    • @rainwhenidie6666
      @rainwhenidie6666 Год назад +30

      Would it be fair to say he found out what lawful law meant today.

    • @caligirlNita94803
      @caligirlNita94803 Год назад +3

      right. he tried it.

    • @xanderwolf9591
      @xanderwolf9591 Год назад +3

      Prison m8 don’t need consent 😳

    • @robdubent
      @robdubent Год назад

      @DON'T DARE TO WATCH MY VIDEO shut up already. Reported for spam

    • @tinamarie7568
      @tinamarie7568 Год назад +3

      @@xanderwolf9591 He won't even have the ability to "defend himself"...because we all saw a cardboard box knock him back on his pathetic a** when he tried to make his wall

  • @rubymarshall3843
    @rubymarshall3843 Год назад +9

    I love it, she just totally ignored him!!!!!

  • @royrayburn1503
    @royrayburn1503 8 месяцев назад +7

    Nice try Darrell, but we see through it. It's not gonna work.

  • @willdenham
    @willdenham 8 месяцев назад +9

    I'm almost certain he had someone he knew pull the reddit gag as a last ditch effort to trigger a mistrial.

  • @herrdog
    @herrdog Год назад +34

    Brooks will never reflect on his actions and those lost don’t mean a thing to him. Those who think he’s going to be tormented in prison by his actions are sadly mistaken. This is a guy who will NEVER change.

    • @djsi38t
      @djsi38t Год назад +7

      His fellow inmates will make his life miserable,he WILL suffer there,you are mistaken.

    • @alien-hs1zn
      @alien-hs1zn Год назад +3

      Confinement breaks the strongest men mentally he might kill himself he has 979 years of that that honestly sounds like torture you

    • @herrdog
      @herrdog Год назад

      @djsi38t @7025 alien I’m sure you all know this from your extensive prison experience? Real life doesn’t work like TV. He’s not going to be beat up regularly just for this crime.

    • @alien-hs1zn
      @alien-hs1zn Год назад +1

      @@herrdog yeah we know your not telling us anything new nor knowledgeable but like I said he’ll be in confinement for 979 years there’s people who are still recovering from the damages that prison confinement has done to there mental health you be naive to think the guards are so professional and they wouldn’t do a thing yeah right there’s corrupt guards everywhere and they’ll roughen him up bit glad that they will to

    • @herrdog
      @herrdog Год назад

      @7025 alien once again this is based on your extensive experience?

  • @daveycrockett9447
    @daveycrockett9447 Год назад +126

    The judge was amazing and had the utmost patience. She was clearly the hero here along with the prosecution and the jurors. The defendent was a manic, narcissistic sociopath.

    • @Nosferata138
      @Nosferata138 Год назад +5

      Yeah, i am an extremely patient person, but i would have told him to just "shut up" about 50 times...

    • @Popitlikeitshot
      @Popitlikeitshot Год назад +4

      I agree. They all deserve a vacation after that

    • @redomega24
      @redomega24 Год назад

      She was pretty weak honestly

    • @WereFineJustActNormal
      @WereFineJustActNormal Год назад

      Manic yes, Narcissistic no. He was diagnosed with ASPD and Bipolar I.

    • @juniordixie9489
      @juniordixie9489 Год назад +3

      @@WereFineJustActNormal he is plain EVIL

  • @TheTreegodfather
    @TheTreegodfather Год назад +12

    "My conscience is clear."
    Nuff said.

  • @melissacoxen6001
    @melissacoxen6001 Год назад +8

    He sure tried to milk that fake juror reddit post for all it's worth, claiming it's for sure someone on the jury/in court even though the trial is live streamed. This type of thing happens all the time in large televised cases. It was probably someone he knew that made the post.

  • @kma5150
    @kma5150 Год назад +62

    I wanna write this guy every day when he's locked up and tell him how much of a complete pos he is. Plus a smiley face because he kept saying someone was smiling or laughing at him. I've been following this and have been waiting for this day to come!!

    • @misswildlife7905
      @misswildlife7905 Год назад

      go ahead, write to the convicted murderer; a piece of excrement..have fun!🚓🚓🚓

    • @kma5150
      @kma5150 Год назад +5

      @@loganlovesdubstep same here. I'm hoping someone in the prison he goes to will introduce him to reality !!

    • @Prettylittlecrimes
      @Prettylittlecrimes Год назад +9

      Don’t forget to sign it with a “ke ke ke” 😂😂

    • @outdoorsman1327
      @outdoorsman1327 Год назад +4

      I seriously thought the same thing. He deserves that.

    • @tn2717
      @tn2717 Год назад

      @@kma5150 considering he killed & hurt kids … plus convicted paedo … there’s a welcoming committee

  • @teresahartling2465
    @teresahartling2465 Год назад +29

    It's soo funny how horrible of an actor he is. He was sure trying to seem like he was soo sick, could barely talk, hold his head up, sniffle UNTIL the judge said the reddit post was found to be a prank!! Suddenly, he's all better!! 🤣😂🤣😂
    Did we ever find out what the investigation really found out about the post, and what if anything was done to the poster?

    • @jessyg2020
      @jessyg2020 Год назад +5

      Omg I thought I was thee only one who noticed that from that moment on he was playing sick anymore

    • @MsShandy111
      @MsShandy111 Год назад +9

      No, but whom ever did it should face jail time. The prank could have caused a mistrial.

    • @dlflygrl
      @dlflygrl Год назад +3

      @@MsShandy111 that was the intent. I’m sure DB was involved somehow. He was gunning for a mistrial!!!

    • @skyehamm9629
      @skyehamm9629 Год назад +1

      @@MsShandy111actually no it wouldn’t because the jury already had the deliberations started.

  • @Monica-kq9lp
    @Monica-kq9lp 11 месяцев назад +6

    He thought he was smarter than everyone else in the room

  • @Elle-yq4md
    @Elle-yq4md Год назад +36

    To the wonderful community of Waukesha, heartfelt sympathy for this terrible tragedy. We know you will stay strong and continue to support each other; so many people have you in their thoughts and prayers.

  • @olivierdelatouche9453
    @olivierdelatouche9453 Год назад +8

    i love how in the last minutes before the verdict hearing DB is trying to waste as much time as possible, you can see the fear in his eyes, he tried to object with his lame circular argument, then asked for the cuffs to be remove... how cathartic it was, i needed this after 15 days of complete indecency

  • @julieshapiro4406
    @julieshapiro4406 Год назад +32

    Here's hoping Darryl Brooks lives a very long life with an even sharper memory of exactly every single thing he has done to place himself where he will spend the rest of his years.

  • @riddickfurya3577
    @riddickfurya3577 Год назад +22

    This man will be arguing the system cheated him on his way to his cell & blame his lawyer 🤣

  • @tokenroach9835
    @tokenroach9835 5 месяцев назад +6

    What really surprised (shocked) me, was I really expected him to start screaming at the jury, 💯

    • @lb7801
      @lb7801 5 месяцев назад +4

      I'm surprised he didn't object to each guilty verdict 😆

    • @ShanDysigns
      @ShanDysigns 4 месяца назад +1

      Ronnie Oneal III screamed at the jury. He was also a pro se buffoon who lost his case (and his mind). Brooks was likely packing his bags to go home when this Reddit thing came out, 'clearly' and 'obviously'. People who speak in absolutes like this are often delusional and speak in this manner to try and manipulate the validity of what he speaks. His heart was set for a mistrial at the last second.

    • @Inbetweenthelinesnow
      @Inbetweenthelinesnow 2 месяца назад

      @@ShanDysignsAND they let that crazy dude roam free in the courtroom. Now he may of had shocks on him. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

  • @jaymiraldi8008
    @jaymiraldi8008 Год назад +16

    Judge Dorow has infinite patience. Well done