LIVE: Real Lawyer Reacts - Darrell Brooks Trial Day 12 Recap: Worst Behavior Yet?

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  • @Sparker17
    @Sparker17 Рік тому +92

    Brooks is like a child prolonging their bedtime by asking 100 pointless questions.

    • @MimiDidi121
      @MimiDidi121 2 місяці тому +1

      And a drink of water!

  • @AngieLea
    @AngieLea 4 місяці тому +11

    I get why people were frustrated by the judges handling of DB but I truly believe she knows exactly what shes doing with him. Shes protecting this case with everything she has so he has zero chance of a succesful appeal. Her patience with this manchild was admirable. I absoloutely love her.

  • @carolchristiansen635
    @carolchristiansen635 Рік тому +17

    This judge is letting him do this, so he can sink his own ship.
    She is amazing. I don’t have this kind of patience.

  • @carolchristiansen635
    @carolchristiansen635 6 місяців тому +4

    This judge is brilliant. She’s playing Brooks like a fine violin. And she wins in the end because she kept this trial on track. And it did come to an end.❤

  • @pippinbloom
    @pippinbloom Рік тому +155

    How strange that so many child predators say "she said she was 18!!!"

    • @Smileyson58
      @Smileyson58 Рік тому +20

      And you know he knew she was underage

    • @davidbrown8517
      @davidbrown8517 Рік тому +10

      You are so right. The daughter has just had a baby at 15 years old, that is rape. I hope the police pursue the father. Greetings from the UK 🇬🇧

    • @frankdatank7270
      @frankdatank7270 Рік тому +12

      Biden said she was 12 and he was 30.

    • @MRPandoraHartDR
      @MRPandoraHartDR Рік тому +5

      @@davidbrown8517 Only if the father is also not a minor though. Although tbh I doubt that will be the case as history has likely repeated.

    • @geoffpoole483
      @geoffpoole483 Рік тому +2

      He entered a guilty plea!

  • @melindaelswick9552
    @melindaelswick9552 Рік тому +246

    I loved when the prosecution laughed at him when he asked the last witness what else can't you recall and they objected and said how can she recall what else she can't recall. That pissed him off so bad! Lol

    • @Mister_Clean
      @Mister_Clean Рік тому +44

      The prosecution can probably get away with being a little spicy, considering how Brooks has been acting. I'd love to see them clap back more.

    • @kcmoore7942
      @kcmoore7942 Рік тому +12

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 one of my fav moments

    • @allisonjames2923
      @allisonjames2923 Рік тому +29

      I enjoyed that too. He hates being laughed at more than anything except being told what to do. Oh & maybe losing 🤔 Ultimate narcissist!

    • @allisonjames2923
      @allisonjames2923 Рік тому +11

      @@Mister_Clean They want to be super careful though as he’s physically closer to them than anyone else. I suspect he’s very close to trying to attack someone & it’s a definite possibility for Monday or after the verdict.

    • @hiarhu746
      @hiarhu746 Рік тому +14

      ​@@Mister_Clean He pissed them off with all those traumatized victims being called to the stand. They made a point of putting him in his place and he does not much like the place he has carved out for himself.

  • @jayvansickle7607
    @jayvansickle7607 Рік тому +114

    Isn’t she simply making sure that he could never say that he was treated unfairly…or request a mistrial?

    • @drmorcoch9338
      @drmorcoch9338 Рік тому +10

      and... so no one can complain when she hands him the maximum sentence. but then again i doubt he would get anything less than life without the possibility of parole

    • @wendyharris8026
      @wendyharris8026 Рік тому +19

      Spot on. He has also been allowed to reveal his aggression and poor impulse control. I believe the judge has been very smart in her approach.

    • @seanm77654
      @seanm77654 Рік тому +6

      Yep!!

    • @barbaraallen168
      @barbaraallen168 Рік тому +7

      He is definitely not going to testify

    • @leechan1
      @leechan1 Рік тому +5

      shows how he "unintentionally" disrupts the trial just how he unintentionally" mowed all those people over...

  • @magicdesigns1
    @magicdesigns1 Рік тому +21

    I think Judge Dorow had to make some really hard decisions on how she was going to handle a grown man that has a mind and temper tantrums of a 12 year old. I think she did a great job so there wouldn't be a mistrial or an appeal. I, like many others, would have loved to see her be much stricter but she had a strategy and went with it. In the end she was the one who delivered his fate to him. It all worked out. I have much respect for Judge Dorow.

  • @EmmasPlaceUK
    @EmmasPlaceUK Рік тому +184

    This man infuriates me. The reason for him being upset that Erika was the only witness available because the others hadn't arrived yet is because he had intended for her to be his last witness.
    He asked for her to be part of the first group because he liked the idea of her just sitting and waiting. He wanted to control where she was just one last time.
    He was angry that they didn't cross his first 2 witnesses because it meant it went quicker than he expected.

    • @allisonjames2923
      @allisonjames2923 Рік тому +34

      Yup! You are 100% correct! He wants revenge on her for testifying against him & for refusing to answer his 37 direct calls to her & who knows how many indirect calls via friends & his mother, and refusing to contact him for nearly a year. And he desperately wanted to accuse her of being a liar & a bad mother in open court. Plus he’s just a DV abuser to the bone 🤷‍♀️ All about power & control.

    • @gwenthompson8347
      @gwenthompson8347 Рік тому +4

      Exactly!

    • @KatJ3st
      @KatJ3st Рік тому +5

      Exactly

    • @nettiea9384
      @nettiea9384 Рік тому +11

      He doesn’t know what he’s doing. I don’t think he even has a plan he just wants to argue for the sake of arguing

    • @nettiea9384
      @nettiea9384 Рік тому +9

      Agree… he wants it to go slow as molasses cuz he feels important rt now

  • @suewyatt9870
    @suewyatt9870 Рік тому +133

    Imagine how women in his life must feel if he treats a judge in a life and death case.

    • @sghaua
      @sghaua Рік тому +20

      Exactly! I think he hates women 🤨🤦🏻‍♀️

    • @chiricanita6697
      @chiricanita6697 Рік тому +13

      That’s why he keeps using his mom and his mom comes to help him. His mom has to be mentally abused by him.

    • @robbymarton74
      @robbymarton74 Рік тому +7

      That’s exactly what I was thinking ☹️

    • @Smileyson58
      @Smileyson58 Рік тому +21

      So obvious he punched his GF then ran those people over in a rage

    • @monkey_man_lootenant_dan2684
      @monkey_man_lootenant_dan2684 Рік тому +13

      I keep thinking about his Erika and his other baby mommas and how scary life must’ve been for them

  • @cazsmith2358
    @cazsmith2358 Рік тому +10

    I fully support the judge and the way she’s conducted herself. She’s doing everything she can to ensure that scumbag can’t put these families and victims through a retrial.

  • @bettybeck161
    @bettybeck161 Рік тому +15

    You can see his temper, the jury will take 5 minutes to find his ass guilty. The judge is letting him get out of hand.

  • @PorkPie89
    @PorkPie89 Рік тому +283

    The best part was when the Prosecutor told the judge the defendant got Erica Patterson pregnant while she was a minor! Dude I almost drove there to give that prosecutor a high five, and a hug!!😂

    • @malabuha
      @malabuha Рік тому +29

      They disclosed that in their opening statement when they said that Ms Peterson is 32 and she met the defendant when she was 15. They have a 15yo child together. My mouth dropped.

    • @twodeepupyours508
      @twodeepupyours508 Рік тому +5

      Yup

    • @clintdenman3037
      @clintdenman3037 Рік тому +14

      Well Brooks actually opened up the door to that and while at the end of the day the prosecution were trying to remove that from being seen because my guess would have to be that they had a child and stayed together so the prosecution and the judge warned him that he would open all sorts of trouble for himself but he decided to go there and in a court of law you can't walk back.

    • @clintdenman3037
      @clintdenman3037 Рік тому +4

      Should some of you law company's maybe do a pool for her to have a holiday or even run a gofundme as I would definitely contribute and I saw on another post that Judge might be pregnant now is this fact or just a utube ghost.

    • @5Ci0N
      @5Ci0N Рік тому +1

      If you watch closely, you can actually see the precise moment that the female prosecutor in the middle of the table got wet

  • @laurad324
    @laurad324 Рік тому +45

    Apparently Erika was 14 when he got her pregnant. Gave birth at 15. She looks 18 now ( at 30). He expects us to believe he thought she was 18 when they met ?😂

    • @gailsnow8722
      @gailsnow8722 11 місяців тому

      Their daughter was also 14 when she was impregnated, the nut doesn't fall far from the tree, these kids don't have a chance with a sperm donor and incubators like this!!!

  • @Grace-Upon-Grace
    @Grace-Upon-Grace Рік тому +31

    That poor Mom with 4 severely injured children having to put up with DB interjecting “irrelevant” and “I object”. 😢😮

  • @jnottherightone8042
    @jnottherightone8042 Рік тому +44

    “Is it lawful law?”
    Brooks is the best witness for the prosecution.
    😂😂

  • @TheMugrad2002
    @TheMugrad2002 Рік тому +57

    He WANTS the judge to send him back to his cell for Contempt and delay as long as he can. This woman has the patience of a saint

    • @dedknedy
      @dedknedy Рік тому +6

      There is no benefit to the proceedings to hold him in contempt, he's already in custody. Holding someone in contempt is only a useful tool when someone isn't already in jail.

    • @Smileyson58
      @Smileyson58 Рік тому +12

      Like when he keeps saying “your holding me in contempt of court” and she says “no I’m not” lol he is so pathetic

    • @therealdeal3672
      @therealdeal3672 Рік тому +8

      Yeah. He is practically begging to be held in contempt, and she's practically taunting him by not actually holding him in contempt. She should just put him in the other room though and mute him.

  • @melissastreeter22
    @melissastreeter22 Рік тому +11

    Judge's enabling is what Brooks' mother allowed in the home. He knows where boundaries are, he just doesn't acknowledge anyone else's.

  • @rhondabarsamian7422
    @rhondabarsamian7422 Рік тому +20

    His goal is to delay. The sad piece is he’s forgotten that goal. He believes he is a lawyer.
    Yes, stream it live. So fun! Thank you!

  • @twodeepupyours508
    @twodeepupyours508 Рік тому +98

    I loved when he said "Im not stupid" and the judge said "I disagree" that was one of my favorite moments, wether or not it was intentional

    • @400_billion_suns
      @400_billion_suns Рік тому +9

      I caught that too and also could not tell if it was intentional. I’d like to think it was, but if so it was the most masterful shade I’ve ever seen thrown!

    • @QJacPLo
      @QJacPLo Рік тому +6

      @@400_billion_suns DB didn’t even catch it lol

    • @CountryFriedRAT
      @CountryFriedRAT Рік тому +11

      I don’t think she was saying it to that part. he had a compound statement lol.

    • @sara31773
      @sara31773 Рік тому +3

      She wasn’t agreeing to him being stupid. She said she was disagreeing with the point he was making within that sentence.

    • @hiker4life4020
      @hiker4life4020 Рік тому +3

      Oh that's hilarious good for her. I listen a lot but I get interrupted a lot so I must have missed that. Boom!!

  • @judedeprey6831
    @judedeprey6831 Рік тому +237

    I just have to say, I am from WI, and most of us are good people. This guy is an embarrassment to our whole country!

    • @Rae777
      @Rae777 Рік тому +16

      I noticed a lot of lawyers from the east coast and west coast are very frustrated with the judge, but some of the Midwestern ones are more understanding. I wonder if that's a cultural difference.

    • @Mony2489
      @Mony2489 Рік тому +15

      Bless your heart, I hope people are not judging WI citizens by this idiot! I know I am sure not and my heart goes out to all of you

    • @Smileyson58
      @Smileyson58 Рік тому +24

      He’s an embarrassment to humanity

    • @craigdodd5388
      @craigdodd5388 Рік тому +14

      Jude Deprey Unfortunately your going to get good and bad in all Countries
      Watching this Trial and seeing how your communities have rallied together to support the victims is a real credit to you all 🤗Sending Hugs from Australia 🤗

    • @victoriawoods3952
      @victoriawoods3952 Рік тому

      I am in WI as well and agree how bad this reflects on our state..first we had a white Jeffrey Dahmer attacking mostly black men and now we have a black Darrell Brooks attacking white people. Pure Hate in both cases

  • @hayatwy
    @hayatwy Рік тому +4

    His mother needs charged for complicity , she knew he was off his meds and dangerous , she wouldn't allow him to sleep in the house but allowed him to drive her car ?? THEN she had the audacity to say in an interview " He didn't mean to hurt nobody " the dude drove a speeding car down a street CLEARLY blocked of with a lot of people IN THE STREET and didn't mean to hurt nobody ????? She has enabled him so many times that she shares the guilt in this !!!

    • @tashaawesome6297
      @tashaawesome6297 Рік тому +2

      Even worse his mom bailed him out for 1k just days before this tragedy. He was in jail for trying to run over his ex gf driving the same suv that was his moms. Prosecution also said his mom was also the 1 that sent him the pictures he tried to blame his ex gf for. His Mom should be sued imo

  • @D.Leigh_Dearheart
    @D.Leigh_Dearheart Рік тому +2

    Watching the judge deal with him is how I felt as a nanny, watching a clueless parent deal with their unruly child. It’s like they don’t realize how much harder they’re making it on themselves by giving an inch and allowing them to take a mile. Shut it down and they learn what doesn’t work and they’ll knock it off. There’s a difference between protecting his rights and doing everything to prevent an appeal, and the arguing, disrespect and game playing that went on at his delight. Ridiculous and wholly unnecessary! The prosecutors, victims and jury shouldn’t have had to tolerate that.

    • @BBB-rd2qi
      @BBB-rd2qi 11 місяців тому

      Dana Leigh - Exactly!! I’m shocked at how many people believe that the Judge has to let DB be in control in order to avoid a successful appeal. It’s crazy making! The Judge allowed herself to get into power struggles with DB and was so inconsistent.

  • @nerdlove1071
    @nerdlove1071 Рік тому +128

    I am deeply impressed with this judge -- she actually inspires me. She's not interested in the battles -- she's here to win the war. She knows that as long as she keeps this trial moving forward, with no appellate issues created, he'll end up with multiple life sentences. She doesn't mind if she "looks weak" or if she seems to lose some battles. She would rather just get this DONE. Every minute he spends in the other courtroom raises the likelihood of appellate issues by some percentage -- IDK, maybe 1% for every hour that he's there. She is using a mixture of reverse psychology and flattery to try to manipulate him into good behavior. And yes, I get frustrated too sometimes because I want to see him smacked down (literally as well as metaphorically) but it's about the war, not the battles. This judge's patience is extraordinary. I really like your channel and have watched a long time, but I disagree with anyone who would state or imply that this judge is any way doing a bad job. Her ability to keep her goal in mind and not let her anger or frustration take over is absolutely a marvel.

    • @thepeacefulnetch
      @thepeacefulnetch Рік тому +15

      My thoughts too. It’s painful for her and everyone involved (and us), but the more she lets him demonstrate that he’s digging his own grave, the harder it will be to appeal or have a mistrial. A few days/weeks of awfulness is worth it to send him away forever.

    • @emilykmu
      @emilykmu Рік тому +14

      Totally agree. It's so tough reading negative comments about her and not seeing the whole picture as youve described. They're literally days away now and it'll be over and not redone. She's doing a hell of a lot better than any of the people who complain about her could.

    • @stardustboy8439
      @stardustboy8439 Рік тому +10

      I don‘t think that she‘s doing a bad job.She knows that DB wants a screaming match ( which most narcs love) but she keeps it cool & sticks to the issue by ignoring his rants & taking several breaks.His job is to look good to the jury & he failed terribly.

    • @lacsuttle
      @lacsuttle Рік тому +10

      I think she is a fair judge but she needs to stick to her guns. “Yes or no” should mean “yes or no.”

    • @carriealvord4486
      @carriealvord4486 Рік тому +8

      I agree SO MUCH! Judge Darrow’s patience are EXTRAORDINARY!! I’m sure they chose her to for this trial for just this reason!
      *edited*

  • @PorkPie89
    @PorkPie89 Рік тому +224

    I highly respect and admire Judge Dorrow. I’ve been watching this live everyday all day. She’s just really trying to make sure there’s no room for a mis trail. I do think she should be firmer with this lowlife. I admire her commitment to being fair and promoting a fair trial, I truly think she’s doing the best she can.

    • @windywednesday4166
      @windywednesday4166 Рік тому +16

      I agree, if the judge had gotten tough with him the jury probably never would have heard Mrs Yorell's testimony. I can't wait to see if his mother shows up.

    • @PorkPie89
      @PorkPie89 Рік тому +14

      @@windywednesday4166 oh snap! I didn’t know she would be called.. but I heard her speak about her son in an interview she thinks he’s innocent. Such a shame.. after hearing her speak it all makes sense as to why this guy is the way he is…

    • @ayeeshahm9078
      @ayeeshahm9078 Рік тому +8

      I agree. She was much firmer earlier on. I wonder if he's just worn her down

    • @patrickgomes2213
      @patrickgomes2213 Рік тому +12

      I truly believe he's trying to create a mistrial. I truly believe she's giving him leeway so she can prevent a mistrial. It's like people who ask why she's not holding him in contempt? What good would that do? It would delay the trial and give him what he wants, a delay. I do wish she'd put him in the other courtroom more often, but she's trying to prevent a mistrial or any grounds for appeal.

    • @keeshabrooks6264
      @keeshabrooks6264 Рік тому +6

      I think she know this guy has a mental illness. I'm shock that they even allowed him to be his own lawyer. You can see he's not right upstairs.

  • @capttom144
    @capttom144 Рік тому +15

    Congrats to 150k!! 🍾
    I guess the judge acted like she did because she can see the finish line and just wanna get there without any major errors.. 😉

  • @amoose8439
    @amoose8439 Рік тому +2

    I have never been so excited for a Monday.

  • @suzanneeckstein13
    @suzanneeckstein13 Рік тому +75

    I feel bad for this judge she has been so patient and beyond fair

    • @davidbrown8517
      @davidbrown8517 Рік тому +9

      Best judge ever. Americans should be proud that you have such a wonderful judge. Greetings from the UK 🇬🇧

    • @cristineconnell7803
      @cristineconnell7803 Рік тому +6

      She is doing great but needs to be more consistent with him! If she keeps moving the line back for her own kids misbehavior as she is with him, they will always know they can manipulate her!

    • @justkim9827
      @justkim9827 Рік тому +3

      Especially knowing that she DOES have the power to make him miserable but she has to bite her tongue to ensure a proper and fair outcome with no chance of appeal.
      She's incredibly patient and a phenomenal Judge. As entertaining as it would be to have a Judge like Borowski (Edgecomb trial) presiding over this case, Judge Dorow is definitely handling this the right way. I can't imagine how frustrating it must be for her these past 3 weeks and she has unwaveringly been professional and proper. God bless her!
      I'm praying that the jury buries this jerk. It's unfortunate that they aren't privy to his antics outside of their presence but hopefully they are still able to see him for what he really is - a narcissistic monster with no empathy whatsoever towards ANY of the innocent people he killed or injured

    • @Tameka731
      @Tameka731 Рік тому +2

      @@cristineconnell7803 That’s the same thing I was thinking, I feel like this must be the way she talks to her kids! Way too many chances she’s giving him. If she tells him to sit down and he won’t, she just moves on to the next problem he’s creating! I do give her credit tho and I u derstand what she’s doing here!! He needs LIFE NO CHANCE OF PAROLE!!

    • @cathylunn2794
      @cathylunn2794 Рік тому

      This judge knows exactly what she is doing. She knows what needs to be done and is doing her best with this dick.

  • @BradCozine
    @BradCozine Рік тому +78

    The more the judge allows his misconduct, the harder it will be for him to appeal... I say it's worth the couple of days it adds to the trial.

    • @bostontowny4life744
      @bostontowny4life744 Рік тому +1

      Getting a successful appeal is already difficult, letting him take control of your courtroom is not required.

    • @vlalelrlila
      @vlalelrlila Рік тому +7

      Yes!! I hate the comments saying she lost control, no, she always had the opportunity to send him to the other courtroom, she knew exactly what she was doing by letting him be this disrespectful, and it was more than avoiding a mistrial, she let him make a complete fool out of himself in front of the jury.
      There was nothing she could've said or done to make him actually listen and behave, every comment she could have made admonishing him was going to fuel him to act even more disrespectful

    • @vlalelrlila
      @vlalelrlila Рік тому +11

      ​@@bostontowny4life744He was never in control, the judge gave him enough leeway that he made a fool of himself in front of the jury and he himself showed them now guilty he was, she kept a non bias treatment towards him and what's what a judge is supposed to do. She took those insults with grace and it showed him there was no words he could have said to get to her, and its obvious he was trying to get a reaction from her. It wasn't easy hearing him talk but it was a necessary evil

    • @heleneschmidt8419
      @heleneschmidt8419 11 місяців тому +1

      ​@@vlalelrlila just take the judges advising him about how "object and reason for the objection" works - and right away he becomes even more agressive towards both prosecution and the judge.
      She cannot forbid him to object - so her objections are very limited against that behaviour.
      The same is it with all the other issues - she can put him in the other court room - but not for the rest of the trail (think it is stated in Illinois vs Allen, that the defendant can claim to go back to the main court room - and in some situations the defendant have to promise/pledge to obay to the court rules ect before he/she can come back to the main court room (something DB never did and never wanted to do)

    • @denniskonopka9345
      @denniskonopka9345 8 місяців тому

      More like couple of weeks!! 😂😂😂

  • @TexasEpi
    @TexasEpi Рік тому +7

    Of all the trials and commentaries I've seen (on anyone, not just this one) my absolute favorite moment is at about 4:30 on this video. Lawyers get a bad rap (sometimes deservedly) but this guy here- he's a normal guy, loves his family, and isn't afraid to be himself. This is a beautiful thing to see in today's world. It only took 2 seconds but that wink and the words "I love you, good night" in the middle of his commentary shows so much about who he is. May God continue to bless you and your family, sir.

  • @lindabarrett5631
    @lindabarrett5631 Рік тому +6

    Kudos to the judge! She did a remarkable job staying completely professional throughout this entire circus.

  • @afishynado6812
    @afishynado6812 Рік тому +31

    I wonder if he realises when he's asking his mother to lie for him that perjury is punishable by up to 6 years in prison.

    • @mgbl2808
      @mgbl2808 Рік тому +5

      He doesn’t give a damn about his Mother. He destroyed her car, drove without a license and made her lose $ she posted for bail in Milwaukee case. Yet he implicated her with the pictures.

    • @patriciagazey4693
      @patriciagazey4693 Рік тому +5

      He doesnt care about anyone but DB

  • @jbsack
    @jbsack Рік тому +28

    Guiness book of records for the most disrespectful POS defendant. Unfortunately, she cant really hold him in contempt without delaying the proceedings. Hopefully, she will get the last word during sentencing

    • @LillysConner
      @LillysConner Рік тому +4

      The POS did all he could to be held in contempt which is what he wanted so the trial could delay..

    • @patw1150
      @patw1150 7 місяців тому +1

      Maybe she can “rush him to judgement”!?

  • @AllHailKingRose
    @AllHailKingRose Рік тому +28

    That’s the same look in his eye he had in the truck. He goes into a blind rage and doesn’t care who he hurts. This inability to control his anger outbursts is what caused all this trauma.

    • @dianeaustin2414
      @dianeaustin2414 Рік тому +4

      Yes!!!! Agree....

    • @cristineconnell7803
      @cristineconnell7803 Рік тому +1

      It is a choice!

    • @AllHailKingRose
      @AllHailKingRose Рік тому

      @@cristineconnell7803 why are u yelling at me ma’am? 😩 I stated my opinion on why the attack happened and it seems like you’re upset about it. 🤷🏽‍♀️

    • @cristineconnell7803
      @cristineconnell7803 Рік тому +3

      @@AllHailKingRose How am I yelling? I actually agree with your comment! I simply stated he has a choice & chooses to make some very bad ones!

    • @AllHailKingRose
      @AllHailKingRose Рік тому

      @@cristineconnell7803 I was just joking because you put an !! but my bad I should’ve put JK at the end

  • @janhopkins8398
    @janhopkins8398 Рік тому +25

    The question, to me, is would she let a licensed attorney
    act like this? I think not!

    • @jcarroll135
      @jcarroll135 Рік тому +3

      Of course not.. to me the question is, would he have any point where a real attorney could "Even TRY" to call foul on her part, or would he have an argument on appeal to him, not to her, this is ALL for the victims, making sure this is the one and ONLY trial they have to sit through!!

    • @jamesplymire5342
      @jamesplymire5342 Рік тому +2

      A licensed attorney isn't going to be put away for life after all this either. It's like a reward for dealing with his BS for weeks.

    • @user-vd7vx1jw2l
      @user-vd7vx1jw2l 8 місяців тому +2

      Of course not. A licensed attorney wouldnt act in that way because she could kick an attorney out of the courtroom or in jail for contempt. Neither of those could she do to Brooks (except put him in next courtroom).

  • @bkosineski
    @bkosineski Рік тому +8

    I agree that it’s painful to watch the judge appearing to “lose control”. She sees clearly the big picture that at the appellate level he’s cooked - won’t even get looked at. This guy is a narcissist who is doing this for his own enjoyment. The judge in the rittenhouse trial would laid foundation for bias on appeal. This judge is a genius who is 5 steps ahead of him and many commenting on her being ineffective look at the big pic - 5 weeks of time letting a baby spout off so the he never poisons our courts again. Lawful law, “tack-it” (tacit) agreement, substained, all have entered my vocabulary for when I’m talking to a buffoon!

  • @KarlaElaine100
    @KarlaElaine100 Рік тому +59

    That fifteen year old child doesn’t live with her mother nor her father. She has become a parent while still a child herself. This baby is another innocent part of the tragedy of DB. I feel badly for that baby!

    • @katydid5088
      @katydid5088 Рік тому +4

      Fifteen! I really hope the women's shelter has good services and that she makes a good community for herself (and maybe reconciles with her family if at all possible.) I'm well aware sometimes it's healthier not to. This trial can't end soon enough for anyone.

    • @pamelamorris3148
      @pamelamorris3148 Рік тому +3

      It's a boy not a girl so where did you get that info from?? She has 4 other children with a girl being the youngest and all have different father's, the same as Duhrels kid's all have different Mama's.

    • @pamelamorris3148
      @pamelamorris3148 Рік тому +4

      @@katydid5088 she's from Reno Nevada but keeps running to Duhrel and getting back with him. She has followed him to many States.

    • @mgbl2808
      @mgbl2808 Рік тому +4

      @@pamelamorris3148 no her oldest is 15 yr old daughter with DB. The daughter had baby boy in May. She is a grandma at 32. Hope cycle ends here.

  • @Gidget_Lynn
    @Gidget_Lynn Рік тому +172

    It was a crazy day of nonsense. Him staring her down was insane. I even felt uncomfortable. It was good to see the judge bring the hammer down on him but also wish she would have left him in the other room. Also loved the male prosecutor giving him a dose of his own medicine.

    • @JOANNPHILLIPS333
      @JOANNPHILLIPS333 Рік тому +33

      That was the same look of uncontrollable rage on his face as he drove through the parade.

    • @tigerlilly1545
      @tigerlilly1545 Рік тому +1

      If any folks on this chat think that this nonsense is continuing for anything other than ratings at this point then shame on them.

    • @Gidget_Lynn
      @Gidget_Lynn Рік тому +32

      ​​@@tigerlilly1545 What? It's not about ratings. It's the judge treading lightly to avoid any future appeals and trying her best to uphold his rights in full view. I wish the judge was more "aggressive" with him but I understand why she is doing what she is doing.

    • @cdelane3335
      @cdelane3335 Рік тому +6

      I felt the same way very uncomfortable plus he slammed his fist. Sure she was bad uncomfortable.

    • @mimielliott8052
      @mimielliott8052 Рік тому

      I have a feeling she deals with one like him in her personal life… or she just has the kind of heart that knows his life is over as he knows it and she has compassion.. IDK SMH.. I don’t have patience like her

  • @mandylynnhoff
    @mandylynnhoff 3 місяці тому +2

    He definitely said "who took my papers" 🤦🏼‍♀️

  • @donnaklammer2950
    @donnaklammer2950 Рік тому +9

    Lock him up and throw away the key. This guy is a dangerous person. He should never be released from prison EVER. Repeat offender and narcissistic maybe psychopath. Just the judge an award she has done soooo well. Kudos to her!!!

  • @Creative-Chaos
    @Creative-Chaos Рік тому +35

    I remember when the defense lawyers were released from duty once she found him competent. They were smiling ear to ear. They were so happy to leave him and let him go at it alone.

    • @Mony2489
      @Mony2489 Рік тому +8

      Wouldn’t you just love to have a sit down chat with those 2? I bet it would blow our minds! Lol

    • @donnawhite1292
      @donnawhite1292 Рік тому +2

      @@Mony2489
      I think we will after his conviction.

    • @marilyncausey9348
      @marilyncausey9348 Рік тому +4

      I've wondered if his previous public defenders are watching the trial and what they must be thinking.

    • @stephenstill1890
      @stephenstill1890 6 місяців тому +1

      The public defenders did alot of the work,note the 3 boxes on the desk.Most of his questions were theirs on the papers he slowly read

  • @thehypersonicchannel8518
    @thehypersonicchannel8518 Рік тому +21

    This is a smart judge, she's making smart moves for the long run

  • @OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro
    @OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro Рік тому +10

    Hi. I just subscribed! I'm fascinated by cases like this. I have had patients like this man. They are VERY difficult to deal with! They ALWAYS know more than everyone around them (e.g. doctors, attorneys, judges, social workers, etc.). I read a comment that he "needed help" because he is "sick". I can tell you, guys like this can almost ONLY be enabled. They resist ANY form of true help because it starts with them taking accountability for themselves.

    • @patw1150
      @patw1150 7 місяців тому

      Poor boy whwn Grandma tries ro blame the peograms that wwre offered rro him ro helphim. I think she rhougthey should have xome and taken him becak ro rhwie peogram…but they didn’t such lazy people.😖😕ans then just like that….you have a fully formed DB.

  • @already_taken_00
    @already_taken_00 Рік тому

    Congratulations on 150k! Always look forward to your recaps.

  • @jankasza5538
    @jankasza5538 Рік тому +38

    This is Darrell’s absolute last few hours of any type of control over/in his lifetime! He’s going for it!

    • @dsoule4902
      @dsoule4902 Рік тому +1

      Something like that, too

    • @Fluer-de-Lis
      @Fluer-de-Lis Рік тому +4

      ThTs what I think is going on in his head. He will not get an actual chance to argue like this in the appellae court and we know he won’t be able to write his own appealate brief, so it’s going to be a while before he can appeal.
      The judge is being lenient but she is spoon feeding him Information and giving a-lot of chances so that he cannot come back and claim racism and unfairness and gotcha moments.
      She told gave him an ample amount of time to decide on keeping his council. He chose to defend himself and then he cries because he doesn’t understand everything. He had months to prepare and study up on basic legal procedure. He chose to flip flop on the sovereign citizen route but yet invokes his rights as per the constitution. Also he refuses to be identified as his legal name yet he picks and chooses when to respond to this.
      He obviously doesn’t know what he is doing and has talked to other inmates who coached him instead of him actually researching.
      He only understands the most basic law concepts and he decided not to prepare properly.

    • @FLSonshine
      @FLSonshine Рік тому

      Agreed. Never mind all the people he killed and who have injuries for life.
      Insurance on the vehicle owned by his mother , will not cover all the injuries and deaths.

    • @yellowbmblbee
      @yellowbmblbee Рік тому +2

      @@FLSonshine car insurance will NOT cover murder convictions. only ACCIDENTS..none of this was an accident - it was rage against a woman he repeatedly beat, and then took out that rage on the parade. Insurance will not be liable for one penny

    • @cristineconnell7803
      @cristineconnell7803 Рік тому

      @@Fluer-de-Lis Yes & most of the questions he is reading were the prep work of his previous attorneys & a bit of coaching from a jail house wanna be lawyer. His choices are his own undoing!

  • @LawNerdAmber
    @LawNerdAmber Рік тому +85

    Anyone who has survived an abuser in any kind of relationship knows what's happening and it's mind-blowing

    • @LisaPFrampton
      @LisaPFrampton Рік тому +9

      His arguing reminds me of what it's like to argue with my dad and my husband.
      It's freaking torturous.

    • @missanella
      @missanella Рік тому +7

      The GASLIGHTING is unbelievable! He argues with the Judge as if she is his girlfriend!!! POS

    • @marjuska9833
      @marjuska9833 Рік тому +2

      If I were the judge and I know what I can "lawfully" do, and I decide to say "this is your last warning" then it is.
      Explain -> give warning -> act.

    • @missanella
      @missanella Рік тому +1

      @@marjuska9833 I totally agree with you!!! Not give him 20 warnings and still nothing.... That's why he kept pushing because he knew she wasn't going to act on it!

    • @MamaCroc
      @MamaCroc 11 місяців тому +1

      YES! I can only watch this trial in bits or through other people reacting cause it causes flashbacks for me >< it's hard to escape someone like this but once you are free you CAN heal, It just takes times.

  • @lesliep5142
    @lesliep5142 Рік тому +2

    Thanks! Great video and congrats on your 150K!! This trial is so frustrating and I hope it ends soon just bc it is so intense! there is no question, this man must go to prison for l Iife and stay there! Sending prayers for this poor judge 🙏🏻

  • @kathykelleher5608
    @kathykelleher5608 Рік тому

    I am so grateful I found your channel. You are amazing!

  • @mirandadriessen8739
    @mirandadriessen8739 Рік тому +29

    Never engage with a narcissist. It's a guaranteed loss everytime. No lawyer in any courtroom would get away with what this guy has. The judge needs to regain control and let him know who is in charge and it's not him! I can only imagine what the lawyers at the other table are thinking.

    • @cristineconnell7803
      @cristineconnell7803 Рік тому +1

      Prosecution is thinking Brooks is their best witness!😂🤣😂

    • @maw1115
      @maw1115 Рік тому +1

      My father, RIP, had an incredible motto he lived by: NEVER ARGUE WITH A NARCISSIST...THEY NEVER KNOW WHEN THEY'RE WRONG.

    • @gabrielhillceo
      @gabrielhillceo Рік тому +1

      It's not that you can't argue, it's throwing truth in their face and not being nice about it because they think what they're doing isn't wrong. Their mindset is I do what I want and that's the way it is and I can keep doing it.

    • @chayotecham
      @chayotecham Рік тому

      No big deal. In a few days it’ll be over and he’s gonna die in jail.

  • @maryhatcher9960
    @maryhatcher9960 Рік тому +27

    One of a most difficult situations to be faced to deal with is trying to converse with a narcissist….one of the most mind boggling, circling, gaslighting, projection…. All which are emotional abusive tactics they use. He is using the judge as his victim for supply for his grandiose ego and He’s one of the worst narcissists I’ve ever seen. They know how to wear their victim down….they know how to subliminally create doubt and guilt so that their victim begins to question themselves….I feel for the judge, because she had no choice but to endure him. Narcissist do not let up until they get what they want. He is upping the ante to push her to the point lose her cool. I see him spending aLOT of time in solitary confinement if convicted. Interactions with a narcissist is always a No Win conversation….there is NO reasoning with them…Brooks is treating the judge just as he relates with all, especially women….where’s his “friends and family” coming to his defense….I bet with his N behaviors he’s burned all his bridges!!!

  • @saratullas5509
    @saratullas5509 11 місяців тому +3

    Sue Opper stated during the whole Covid thing that he was on phone calls with his mom and “others” saying he was going to do whatever he could to get this adjourned or delayed or “pushed back”

  • @Matthew-jb4cc
    @Matthew-jb4cc Рік тому

    I come from Rekieta's stream. This recaps on the Darrell Brooks trials are honestly a god-send for someone like me that can't really watch them live a lot of the time. Keep up the good work man!

  • @Shyeena
    @Shyeena Рік тому +62

    Not every person is able to deal with those whose brain is broke - as a mother who had a child that had a noticeable issue at 6 months old, it's very hard. My baby started having extreme temper tantrums out of frustrations over toys, barely slept, and would deliberately hurt himself. I did everything I could such as corrected his nutrition - no sugar or dyes & when he was 5 yrs of age, took him to behavioral specialists.
    When he was 14, he was diagnosed being Bi-polar, ADHD, and anti-social disorder. He was meeting with the law regularly, for stupid criminal acts - and I *_mean stupid!_* Such as stealing a life size fake horse & mannequin, then breaking into and placing it in the kitchen of a well known officials house (they were out of town) as a *"joke'*, going onto an abandoned historic 5 story building's roof and "teasing" the public to call police, then leading officers on a game of 'catch me' within the maze of the dark building (they didn't catch him, they arrested him at home); leading police on a 'chase' on edge-of-town, abandoned race track - then escaping officers into the fields - in a 4 cylinder pick-up truck! Why? To see if he could!
    He out drove them & was arrested at home 😞
    We live in a small, 50K population town so I became on good terms with the police chief who told me _"Maybe direct his energy towards NASCAR"_ 🥴
    The older he got, drugs entered his life. He got mean & beyond difficult (ARGUING WITH DARRELL BRINGS BACK UNCOMFORTABLE MEMORIES OF ARGUING WITH MY SON). My son was in and out of rehabs.
    But then, a rare & wonderful counselor who saw the decent human inside him (at his last in-house treatment center) decided to recommend two things: A neurological brain scan and IQ test - because, when my son was not in a manic faze, he was very likeable and overly intelligent.
    His IQ was found to be 148 - a genius! His brain scan showed it was "misfiring" - *'Not wired the same as the population norm'.*
    A lot of work ensued to educate him and his support system (mostly family) that he was battling a physiological issue. It took years to re-train his trigger reactions and provide coping skills. He is now 40; an exceptional electrician (works 60+ hrs a week) has amazing skills at higher math (he 'sees' a notepad in his head & works out complex problems); is an amazing artist (in any medium), reads books (he hates technology & uses a simple phone). He also runs 5 miles before work and then works out at the gym every night for 2 hours, and is a health addict. He has stayed consistent for 10+ years.
    He also accepts & avoids situations that overly stimulate him; recognizes when his brain is about to misfire and removes himself from confrontation. He can't handle crowds, he doesn't go out or party, and so this has meant to him a single life; he limits his appearance at family gatherings to the meal time and a short time to socialize. The entire family & the extended family is aware and is not offended when he leaves without announcement.
    I can only relate to Darrell through my life experience and it saddens me that he committed such a tragic act and has irreparably harmed others. The neurologist told me that...
    _"Prisons are filled with men just like your son; most go undiagnosed, but if they are, most aren't capable of doing the self-work."_

    • @cheri6174
      @cheri6174 Рік тому +11

      Yes you have suffered. My son stopped drinking 17 hrs ago. He is 45 now and still having seizures. I see so much of him in Darrel. I see his brain fog increasing. His anger in two seconds especially at me. He can’t even go to get groceries without coming out angry. My life is waiting for me to die as no one can figure out why the seizures keep occurring. He was the best little boy and then the alcohol destroyed him. Those of us that suffer so deeply will never get the understanding we deserve as they don’t fit into society. Sometimes when I am in the hospital when he is having a seizure, I beg God to take him. His life is horrible. I am so sorry for what you went through. Your ending is beautiful. Mine is reversed.

    • @cristineconnell7803
      @cristineconnell7803 Рік тому +9

      Ditto, not to the same degrees though. Huge difference we sought help till we found sensible solutions that worked!

    • @lisabrightly
      @lisabrightly Рік тому +10

      Bless you. I have also experienced unbelievable behavior in a four year old. It starts early with the anti social behavior and such. Most people cannot accept that little children are capable of having such awful tendencies.

    • @Shyeena
      @Shyeena Рік тому +10

      I want to thank all of you above for sharing. Although we feel alone, we are not - and it's unfortunate that we suffer alone and are often; *_UNFAIRLY, judged by others._*
      I know how fortunate I am that my son was somehow able to dig deep and decide to take control of his brain. I think once he realized his bad behavior wasn't his fault, just as disease is not someone's fault, and he was miserable. He hated that he had contemplated _ending it all_ many times... But the doctor told him:
      _"Just as a person who is consistently getting a cold or flu needs to understand why they are constantly ill, and needs to assess his overall diet and lifestyle, you also need to decide if you want to understand your mental health - that is caused by a physiological problem."_
      God bless the doctor for not throwing meds at him - and being honest that: _"There are no guarantees and it will be difficult."_
      My son just woke up one day and dug into his life - like an on switch had been flipped.
      I send you all hope and strength !

    • @andreaarhelger8622
      @andreaarhelger8622 Рік тому +6

      thanx @all for sharing!
      this has to be talked about so much more...

  • @PhailedGamer
    @PhailedGamer Рік тому +36

    He thinks he's not just doing a good job. He thinks he's doing a great job. It didn't help that the judge tried to prop him up in the early days of the trial to try and sugar him up and hope to keep him in line. Instead, it emboldened him and she's let him run all over her. She should have taken a cue from the one time she finally TOLD him what to do and he shut up and had nothing to say to that. He was shocked that she stood up to him. After all, he's a serial abuser. He thinks she's weak anyway because she's a woman and he's a "grown ass man".
    I realize that she's doing this because the prosecution has an almost perfect case. He's toast. She essentially knows the DA has got him and she's trying to avoid any situation, as you stated, for an appeal. Even keeping that in mind, I don't think she'd create an appeal worthy situation just by being strong enough to maintain order in her courtroom.
    My favorite line: "How does a witness recall what they can't recall?"

    • @PhailedGamer
      @PhailedGamer Рік тому +3

      BTW, "No redirect" was not potentially the best move he's made; it *was* the best move he ever made. It seemed like every time he called or cross examined a witness, the only thing he actually managed to do was *strengthen* the prosecution's case. He might actually be his own worst enemy.

    • @TwoBs
      @TwoBs Рік тому

      His attorney LARP really is something else.
      I like the judge. She’s done well in terms of making sure she has dotted her i’s and crossed her t’s. I know a lot of people may not want to acknowledge this because they like her and are biased towards her given the subject of the trial, but the judge has slowly lost control with each passing day as the antics ramp up because he has seen how far he can go and get away with it.
      She has covered her bases 10x over when it comes to mistrial or appeal. The record will absolutely reflect that as the record is what will be considered.
      However, that record is also going to reflect every single time she engaged his antics at every turn (always explaining X/Y/Z to him, answering every question that’s done been answered numerous times, allowing him to sit and ramble while acknowledging every in-cohesive point, etc.)
      She is becoming just as instrumental in the delays by giving in to his stalling tactics (tactics that she has acknowledged that he is doing), but still entertains them at every turn. She doesn’t need to do that to prevent anything.
      He absolutely can be moved in the other room and kept there as the jury is present. I get she doesn’t want to inject bias into the jury, but she’s already done it before with them present. He did cross from the other room early on, so it has _already_ been injected if that’s the case.
      She has already admitted she was scared/frightened when he stared her down and hit his fists on the table. I’m sorry, but that was a terrible move on her part. She should’ve stood there and stared him down as bailiffs removed him. She’s allowing him to intimidate her, and that has nothing to do with preventing bias for a mistrial or appeal. That’s only showing he knows what he can and can’t do with the judge, and will continue as long as she openly allows it and admits she’s intimidated in that manner.
      I’ve yet to see anyone actually believe she is a bad judge as I do think she is really good and is obviously in way over her head with this case, but I do wish she’d be firm and STAY firm. Stop engaging.
      Thank goodness this trial is coming to a close, though. The victims, those injured, the families, the whole community… I truly feel for them and the frustration they must be going through with this trial. I can only hope that once this is over that they can truly begin to heal.

    • @josie4401
      @josie4401 Рік тому

      i really like her as a judge, and i really liked her as a person as well until i made the mistake of looking her up and found out she's super homophobic. still a great judge, though (so long as she doesn't let her prejudices affect her decision-making when there are LGBTQ+ people in her courtroom). i do agree that she could stand up to him more. i think there's a balance she could find between protecting the record from appeal while also maintaining control of her courtroom, and she's ended up leaning more towards the former rather than finding that balance. easy for me to say as i'm not in her shoes, however, and tbh i'd have probably lost my shit with him after the first pre-trial hearing lmao so props to her.

  • @breezluize3282
    @breezluize3282 Рік тому +3

    He blows up whenever he's overwhelmed, realizes how massively unprepared/unknowledgeable he is and sees that he has absolutely no judicial/procedural power in the courtroom.

  • @natalienewkirk8362
    @natalienewkirk8362 Рік тому +3

    IM SO GLAD TO HEAR ERICKA WASNT TAKING HIS CALLS!!!!

  • @Rae777
    @Rae777 Рік тому +58

    As annoyed as we are with the judge for letting him talk to her like that, the harm that's being done is only to him. The jury is probably even more upset and frustrated than we are with him, even though they haven't seen everything we're seeing. I think the appearance of her silencing him might be more likely to appeal to the jurys sympathy than letting him rage and act out. He's not winning this war. He may win little battles but he can't even tell that he's losing ground.

    • @Mony2489
      @Mony2489 Рік тому +10

      I don’t know about you, but I cannot wait for the jury to watch this trial, in its entirety, AFTER the trial and see all of his nonsense they missed! But then again, they may be so sick of him that they NEVER want to see his face or hear his name, again. Lol

    • @cruisinguy6024
      @cruisinguy6024 Рік тому +3

      I have to partially disagree….I think other obviously guilty defendants will see his antics and do so themselves in future trials. As far as I know his behavior is truly unprecedented but because it’s being allowed it will spread like wildfire.
      He’s far from the only narcissistic sociopath out there…..
      I feel terrible for the jury and I doubt the judge could do anything to make them sympathetic for this monster. While I admire the judge’s patience (she has far more patience and composure than I) she has got to put her foot down and control her courtroom. She can do that whilst also not giving him grounds for successful appeal.

    • @windywednesday4166
      @windywednesday4166 Рік тому +2

      That's a really good point, especially because the jury wouldn't see why she had silenced him... it seems like when the judge puts him in the other room it makes him focus on that. When he's done having his fit he comes out and the trial goes on. It's excruciating to watch but... The Trial Goes On.

    • @ChristmasLore
      @ChristmasLore Рік тому +6

      He had zero grounds to stand on to begin with .. he's got absolutely nothing to loose, and that renders him basically uncontrollable. The Judge-the whole Court: they have no leverage.
      It's not as easy as you'd think to bargain with zero leverage.
      She's doing great.
      Remember when he was still in orange jumper at the beginning?
      He's even now standing for the jury (most of the time, anyways).
      She's been exceptional, and ultimately, because of her clever behavior, Justice will prevail without fail 🌿

    • @Rae777
      @Rae777 Рік тому +3

      @@cruisinguy6024 There are some people who are gonna act like this anyway. But just like for DB, I can't imagine it working for any of them. I don't see this as encouraging people to behave a certain way bc it doesn't work.

  • @MichaelOnines
    @MichaelOnines Рік тому +22

    I flipped over to the "judge is losing all control" yesterday, but by the end of the day all that is left of the defense case is Darrell and his mother. This train isn't stopping. The jury will have it by Wednesday, and we'll have a verdict that day.

    • @windywednesday4166
      @windywednesday4166 Рік тому

      Yes! If the judge hadn't giving him more chances the jury would never have seen Mrs Yorell's testimony. I can't wait to see how many of his appeals get shot down over the next few years.

    • @Mister_Clean
      @Mister_Clean Рік тому +9

      He'll become even more malignant in these final days. The walls are closing in.

    • @MichaelOnines
      @MichaelOnines Рік тому +4

      @@Mister_Clean absolutely, but sitting in the other courtroom for the jury instruction conference, reading the jury instructions and the prosecution closing argument doesn't prejudice him. He has participated through the key evidentiary phase. Appeal court might affirm the conviction amd sentencing without asking for a prosecution brief. Even if they do it will be ruled on from just the filings. This train will be pulling into the station this week and delivering Darrell to his rightful reward.

    • @Rae777
      @Rae777 Рік тому +2

      @@MichaelOnines And I'm sure he doesn't know the importance of those jury instructions. He's gonna probably have a tantrum that whole time and not even put up the fights he needs to.

  • @sheilajones9224
    @sheilajones9224 Місяць тому

    This trial is addictive!!
    I watched it live but you are the best at breaking it down

  • @sydneyalberts7945
    @sydneyalberts7945 Рік тому

    Thank you for your coverage and commentary, Peter! You are an incredibly respectable attorney and your coverage is much appreciated.

    • @brendakeller9646
      @brendakeller9646 4 місяці тому

      I hope we don't have copy cats in the future like DB.

  • @PinkPug3113
    @PinkPug3113 Рік тому +17

    His ego grows every time he sees someone suffer from his actions. He has no respect for people that are scared or hurt by him. I grew up with a narcissist.

  • @paige6028
    @paige6028 Рік тому +13

    Can we agree that if we NEVER hear "is it fair to say..." again it will not be long enough?

    • @patw1150
      @patw1150 7 місяців тому +1

      I don’t know. I forone am going to miss “Grounz”

    • @patw1150
      @patw1150 7 місяців тому

      Ok. This may sound. Uts…..aomerimes whn he is verbally nice to himi i swer he actully tries to dlirt with her.

  • @reneepound2832
    @reneepound2832 Рік тому +3

    The truth is that he is an abusive narcissist who is abusing and gaslighting the female judge like she’s his domestic partner, and now she is showing that she is experiencing the symptoms of narcissistic abuse.

  • @trishylala
    @trishylala Рік тому

    You went over all the crazy stuff and answered a bunch of questions

  • @jaynesteele6949
    @jaynesteele6949 Рік тому +35

    Congratulations on 150,000 🎉🎉🎉
    It sickens me watching this creep question the victim’s.
    Love from UK 🇬🇧

    • @gwenthompson8347
      @gwenthompson8347 Рік тому +2

      It sickens me as well. This trial is a joke. (In my opinion). It is getting out of hand. America loves the UK right back. 😊❤

    • @cristineconnell7803
      @cristineconnell7803 Рік тому +1

      The justice system process can be very cathartic for victims, as painful as the process is, it helps huge!

  • @jsthecat
    @jsthecat Рік тому +38

    I can absolutely see what the Judge is trying to do she absolutely doesn't want the poor victims and their families to go through this again. It's so hard to watch 🥶

    • @judgejudy3035
      @judgejudy3035 Рік тому +3

      She wanted to block any remotely possible for appeal

    • @FIRING_BLIND
      @FIRING_BLIND Рік тому +2

      Ohhhh
      No that makes sense. I was wondering why there was such an overabundance of caution, and now it makes sense. Makes me like her a lot more tbh

  • @courtneyarleo2239
    @courtneyarleo2239 Рік тому +2

    Congratulations on 150K subs!!!!!

  • @amymiller2974
    @amymiller2974 Рік тому

    Congratulations on 150k!!! 🎉🎉🎉

  • @nadinekeating3255
    @nadinekeating3255 Рік тому +24

    I was curious as to how long Jennifer Dorow has been a judge, and I was surprised to learn that she has been a circuit court judge for the Waukesha County Circuit Court since 2011. She's only 41 years old now, so she was quite young when she first became a Judge... Only 30 years old.
    Quite impressive!

  • @marysteelman6534
    @marysteelman6534 Рік тому +84

    Although this has been “entertaining,” I am SO glad we’re getting close to the end. It’s painful to watch this gaslighting - triggering for anyone who has lived with a narcissist. The families of the dead and injured need to put this in the rear view mirror so another holiday season is not ruined by Darrell Brooks. Go Judge Darow - getting close to the finish line!

    • @Rae777
      @Rae777 Рік тому +8

      Same and agreed. This is the last opportunity he'll ever get to hurt these people. Thank God.

    • @allisonjames2923
      @allisonjames2923 Рік тому +4

      Hopefully! I really hope he doesn’t have any loyal friends on the outside, or make friends with any psychos who are just itching for a target. Fortunately, the Judge’s hubby is a verified badass so will hopefully be able to get Brooks a special visit in jail to make him extremely afraid of ever coming after her or anyone else. That glare he levelled at her on Day 10 (as per Law & Crime footage day count) after the argument about “telling” him what to do, was absolutely vicious, malevolent & murderous! If you look closely, you can see his body rocking slightly as if he’s trying to calculate if he can reach her to hurt or kill her before he gets taken down. Most vicious look I’ve ever seen on anyone’s face, ever!

    • @msfwhat
      @msfwhat Рік тому +1

      Spot on!

    • @BillClinton228
      @BillClinton228 Рік тому +1

      I can't wait to read the headline "convicted felon Darryl Brooks has been severely injured in prison by another prisoner, the motive is still unclear... anyway moving on".

    • @Jovigirl69
      @Jovigirl69 Рік тому +3

      So true! I disassociate a lot during this trial. My own fault cause I can’t turn away. But I have shut it off a couple times cause this trial makes me so tired!

  • @sandyincanada7381
    @sandyincanada7381 Рік тому

    Glad I found the channel❤❤

  • @racheldavis1470
    @racheldavis1470 Рік тому +4

    Hi I’m super close to Waukesha and do still live in Waukesha county. This judge takes no bs. Gone in front of her before (child support issue with ex husband) and she ripped someone before me a new one.
    I think she’s strategic more so than she is being walked over. She’s legit giving him the shovel and allowing him to bury himself and when he tries to appeal it, it will be denied before he will even sign the last paper. There will be NO option to appeal and that is due to his own actions and behavior. She’s documenting everything and is always “stating for the record” so this is an airtight case with NO open windows.

  • @marywright5348
    @marywright5348 Рік тому +34

    I think the state proved intent when they made sure to bring out that he had a choice to turn left or go right into the parade route and he went into the parade route. That's a choice. Also proved many times over was the fact that he had working brakes and could have used them and stopped!!

    • @tamimoncrief2264
      @tamimoncrief2264 Рік тому +1

      Yes state has proved intent. What's he gonna say- I didn't intend to interrupt the trial? Just like he didn't intend to injure and kill anyone as he's speeding through parade route and not stopping once.

    • @michaelvout7813
      @michaelvout7813 Рік тому +2

      Very good points. Let’s hope the jury note this.

    • @shizbang
      @shizbang Рік тому

      He did state that it wasn't his fault for all the delays during the trial. Judge/DAs (and viewers) were all flabbergasted

  • @mariechapple2097
    @mariechapple2097 Рік тому +49

    I have never seen anybody be so disrespectful to a judge and get away with it.

    • @monkey_man_lootenant_dan2684
      @monkey_man_lootenant_dan2684 Рік тому +7

      When he asked her how she was even a judge at the end of the day I audibly gasped. And then when he started going on about integrity I was livid. He’s such a hypocrite! I wish the bailiffs could use those shocks on his ankle cuffs more!

    • @louminarty
      @louminarty Рік тому

      @@monkey_man_lootenant_dan2684 he saw her reaction and carried on with that attack

    • @allisonjames2923
      @allisonjames2923 Рік тому +4

      She is in a really difficult position. He actually has a personality disorder (actually I suspect he has several - Narcissistic Personality Disorder with Sociopathic Tendencies & Oppositional Defiance Disorder) that means he has been arguing with & fighting people in authority for almost his whole life. So some of his behaviour isn’t actually deliberate. And as he’s facing life with no parole, she can’t threaten him with jail. He’s got no money so fines wouldn’t mean much. So the only “contempt” option is to send him back to prison until he decides to behave, which solely benefits him as that’s what he wants.
      She’s creating precedent with her approach of the naughty courtroom, and the trial being so big, so emotional & so distressing to the town, victims & families means that it needs to be done right first time. Not to mention the cost & logistics for a small town if he succeeds in forcing a mistrial. And it would be hard enough without the added BS of the SovCitiot stuff.
      So she’s dragging him kicking & screaming through the trial, picking her battles & trying her best to ensure that there is no way he can successfully appeal or get the convictions overturned. She’s basically walking through a minefield covered in a layer of broken glass, on eggshells, with strategically placed King Cobras & sleeping angry bears 😳 I think she’s done an incredible job of allowing him plenty of opportunity to demonstrate that his behaviour is a pattern of mainly deliberate disruptive behaviour, and that he is more than capable of mounting an adequate defence when he so chooses, and that she has bent over backwards to protect all of his rights. All while trying not to explode at him like most of us do every few minutes lol.
      The longer the trial drags on, the more pain it causes the above people & the more it costs a small town emotionally & fiscally.
      She also has to tread very carefully to block all avenues of appeal & a guilty verdict being overturned & to prevent a mistrial.
      Then there’s the fact he’s constantly, deliberately trying to taint the jury with claims of unfairness & laws not being followed etc. and pushing this ridiculous SovCitiot garbage that is basically totally unfounded pretend legal gobbledygook.
      All while dealing with an extremely obnoxious, difficult, manipulative POC who has basically been arguing with people his whole life. He has a personality disorder (or actually I suspect several combined) that means that he deliberately challenges authority, he gets angry very easily, his ego is very fragile & he turns every single argument on the other person to try to make it seem like they are the ones being unreasonable, or they are the problem, not him.
      All of which makes this trial an absolute nightmare to manage, even without the fact it’s a hugely emotional trial for everyone (even if Brooks only cares about himself), a very high profile trial & she is also creating precedent with her handling of him.
      Also, See if this sounds familiar as it helps explain his behaviour (but does not excuse it) and why it is escalating as he gets more stressed when things don’t go his way & he gets closer to the end. Adults with oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) display a pattern of negative, hostile, and defiant behavior that lasts at least six months and includes four (or more) of the following symptoms:
      - Often loses temper
      - Often argues with family and coworkers
      - Actively defies or refuses to comply with rules and laws
      - Deliberately annoys people
      - Blames others for his or her mistakes or misbehavior
      - Easily annoyed by others
      - Angry and resentful
      - Spiteful or vindictive
      Adults with ODD are more than just aggressive and irritating from time to time. They feel mad at the world every day, and lose their temper regularly. This may manifest as verbal abuse or road rage. Adults with ODD defend themselves relentlessly when someone says they’ve done something wrong. They feel misunderstood and disliked, hemmed in, and pushed around.
      Constant opposition to authority figures makes it difficult for adults with ODD to keep jobs and to maintain relationships and marriages. They are particularly quick to anger, they are impatient, and they have a low tolerance for frustration. They see themselves as mistreated, misunderstood, and unappreciated. They see themselves as the victim rather than the cause of the pain in the family system.
      People with ODD report feeling angry all of the time, and about 40 percent of them become progressively worse and develop antisocial personality disorder.
      Symptoms of Oppositional Defiant Disorder in Adults at Home:
      - Always needs to win the argument with a parent or spouse
      - Continues to fight against ‘the man’ - authority figures and society
      - Leaves socks on the floor just because he knows it annoys his roommate
      - Cited for disorderly conduct by police
      - Involved in bar brawls or physical altercations in public
      - Has a hair-trigger temper - the littlest thing can set her off
      Symptoms of Oppositional Defiant Disorder in Adults at Work
      These or similar manifestations of ODD may be apparent at work:
      - Near constant arguments with a boss or coworkers
      - Commonly feeling oppressed by office rules
      - Purposely engaging in behaviors that irritate coworkers, like eating smelly foods for lunch
      Sanctioned by human resources for violating company policies
      - Fired for being physically aggressive with coworkers in heated moments
      - Has meltdowns during meetings or annual reviews after receiving constructive criticism
      From: What Does Oppositional Defiant Disorder Look Like in Adults?
      By Janice Rodden
      Medically reviewed by William Dodson, M.D., LF-APA
      Updated on July 11, 2022

    • @fayezee8264
      @fayezee8264 Рік тому +2

      I guess she cross all of t's and dotting all of her i's. The judge though needs to be the adult stop arguing with him, remove him, mean it, and keep him removed for the remainder of the day.

    • @michaelnorris2765
      @michaelnorris2765 Рік тому +2

      The justice system has been walking on egg shells with this guy his whole life, which is exactly why he and his victims ended up where we are now.

  • @kimspring8275
    @kimspring8275 9 місяців тому +4

    Opper did say his phone calls he told his mom he was going to get the trial delayed or thrown out.

  • @cherrylattimore99
    @cherrylattimore99 Рік тому +1

    sorry i missed your live but i'm a permanent member of the replay clue. Which i listen to at 1.5 speed, lmao. keep up the great work. Your work on the Murdaugh trial is the only way i want to watch that trial.

  • @christydurbin9277
    @christydurbin9277 Рік тому +22

    I really feel like the prosecutors have been commendable not calling witnesses like this lady with 4 kids. They’ve picked to get the point across not to hurt the witnesses.

  • @ericl1421
    @ericl1421 Рік тому +11

    Can't wait for this guy to go to prison for the rest of his life without parole.

    • @Rae777
      @Rae777 Рік тому +2

      You, me, this UA-cam comment section and all of Wisconsin. And now all those prisoners probably know that he's an SO.

  • @SuperKelleyg
    @SuperKelleyg 7 місяців тому +1

    Its also what a narcissist does: get you to agree to part of the argument so they can use it to get you to agree to their point of view

  • @mr_rn6549
    @mr_rn6549 Рік тому +6

    She's got to follow through . By her not following through ,the prosecution popped off too. She's steering the boat.

  • @BulldogDetective
    @BulldogDetective Рік тому +27

    He could have stopped that SUV as soon as he hit the first one, he didn't. That's intent right there for every person injured or killed on that route after he hit the first one!

    • @sonjamcpheron6837
      @sonjamcpheron6837 Рік тому +2

      I agree!!

    • @Smileyson58
      @Smileyson58 Рік тому +4

      Any normal person would stop immediately after hitting one person with a car he just kept on mowing those people flying over his car just the idea of it I couldn’t live with myself

    • @cristineconnell7803
      @cristineconnell7803 Рік тому +2

      💯 % Exactly!

    • @cristineconnell7803
      @cristineconnell7803 Рік тому +3

      @@Smileyson58 Accidentally hit a small cat once, still makes my flesh crawl years later! Can remember the feel of running over a frog in the road! I know he felt ever bump! GOD will be his final JUDGE! And HE doesn't take any nonsense! Lol

  • @lozzanne
    @lozzanne Рік тому +10

    When the photos first came up the Judge literally said they could have been sent by your mother, he was so annoyed by her saying that and went on another rant. He is so exhausting to deal with

    • @lacsuttle
      @lacsuttle Рік тому +1

      It seems when he goes off it’s because the truth has really been hit upon. “The lady doth protest too much, me thinks.”

  • @claudiagerber2921
    @claudiagerber2921 Рік тому +2

    I hope Erica blocks his calls, gets into counseling and never deals with him again

  • @lorettaroth3301
    @lorettaroth3301 Рік тому

    So happy you got to 150,000 subscribers 👏👏👏

  • @mercysmith
    @mercysmith Рік тому +28

    This Narcissist has an additional issue called Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD). He’s a textbook case.
    I am an extremely patient person, but this Judge is queen of patience. She is making sure no mistrial, and doing much better than I ever could!
    It’s hard to watch him treat the injured so callously.

    • @LisaPFrampton
      @LisaPFrampton Рік тому

      Agreed!!!!
      Once someone grows up into adulthood with ODD it's typically changed to either psychopathy or sociopathy. I believe he has the latter.
      He has NO remorse for others, only himself, and cannot feel empathy.
      The narcissism is so severe that it's disabled him to be able to function in healthy relationships, keep a career, get a degree in school, parent, or be a safe and good social steward.

    • @ob1coyote
      @ob1coyote Рік тому

      Objection, leading!

    • @2A.Freedom
      @2A.Freedom Рік тому

      Being an evil criminal thug doesn't mean you have a disorder.

  • @blue-calla
    @blue-calla Рік тому +33

    It appears as though DB doesn’t care about presenting the jury with a defense argument. He only wants to grill the ppl who he felt “wronged” him (his ex, his victims, LE, and witnesses). 🙄

    • @keeshabrooks6264
      @keeshabrooks6264 Рік тому

      That's what ppl with mental illness do. He should have never been allowed to do his own case

    • @blue-calla
      @blue-calla Рік тому +3

      @@keeshabrooks6264 wrong. That’s just a poor excuse. He was already determined to be mentally competent to stand trial and make the decision to defend himself. Just b/c he’s immature and extremely narc!$$!stic doesn’t mean he’s not mentally competent. He’s not used to not being in full control over everyone around him.

    • @stephjovi
      @stephjovi Рік тому +5

      Agreed it feels like it. It's odd. His opening is what everyone was waiting for. Saying hey finally he's gonna tell his side of the story. But he's just asking for pitty. It makes no sense. I still think to say the state didn't proof intent, he has to testify and say why he felt like he couldn't stop or leave the parade route. For my taste the first one is unintentional but after that he keeps going its 100 % intentional. He simply didn't care who's in his way he just wants to drive on

    • @blue-calla
      @blue-calla Рік тому +3

      @@stephjovi I agree on all levels. It’s all incredibly odd. I’m very surprised he didn’t use his opening statement to try to convince the jury of an accident narrative. Then again, he’s not even trying to control his temper in front of them, so it’s really no surprise.

    • @stephjovi
      @stephjovi Рік тому +2

      @@blue-calla I'm so curious what the closing will be and if he testifies. I want him to tell his side of the story. I feel like the families deserve that I would want to know if my loved one died or was traumatised.

  • @Dadthewalkinman
    @Dadthewalkinman 8 місяців тому +1

    Why doesn’t she tell him “when you decided to defend yourself? I told you you could have no lawyer, counselor, or any kind of guidance from anyone and you would be on your own. But you continue to bring your little friend who does not consent to be called by that name. I’m telling you now if you bring him back to the quart room again, I’m going to gag him and put him in the other room permanently. “

  • @impishartist7672
    @impishartist7672 Рік тому

    🌱🌿🌳thanks for expanding my knowledge!🌳🌿🌱

  • @ayalex05
    @ayalex05 Рік тому +17

    I thought the judge was being overly careful but I now I honestly think she's not only trying to control the court, she's trying to show him more respect than he is showing others. This goes to show what the people of WI are like. The amount of patience is incredible. I personally think she's doing a great job!

    • @GivePeaceAChance12
      @GivePeaceAChance12 Рік тому +3

      No mistrial no appeal. No appeal on bias, no appeal on not letting him speak etc .......

    • @user-vd7vx1jw2l
      @user-vd7vx1jw2l 8 місяців тому

      Totally agree with you!

  • @spamgarbage6999
    @spamgarbage6999 Рік тому +8

    Patience of a saint this woman.

  • @kathy2929
    @kathy2929 Рік тому

    Watching the replay, never apologize for taking care of your family. They always come first.

  • @nubaus
    @nubaus Рік тому +2

    The number 1 thing for any attorney is not knowing what to ask!! BUT KNOWING WHAT NOT TO ASK!!! always know the answer to the question!..

  • @bohoover5925
    @bohoover5925 Рік тому +25

    This is a tough one. The judge has given him the rope he asked for. The jury and the appellate courts will see that. Kudos to her and at what cost to her? Geeeezzz

    • @2A.Freedom
      @2A.Freedom Рік тому +2

      Most likely it'll cost her re-election.

    • @chiricanita6697
      @chiricanita6697 Рік тому +8

      @@2A.Freedom if you understand the law you will understand why she is doing what she is doing.

    • @windywednesday4166
      @windywednesday4166 Рік тому

      Yes, the stress of dealing with someone that crazy and creepy must be the limit. I'm sure the judge will be Vindicated when the verdict comes in and any appeals are dealt with.

    • @bobxxxl
      @bobxxxl Рік тому

      @@2A.Freedom why? She is doing great

  • @loro3849
    @loro3849 Рік тому +5

    he has badgered and intimidated his mom, his teachers etc. his entire life.

  • @dorenecollins833
    @dorenecollins833 Рік тому +2

    Peter I can’t wait to see your channel and discussion on Monday, October 24 that should be interesting. At this point it’s Sunday, October 23 and I am watching the recap of your Saturday night live and so far your past 150,600 K subs Well deserving Peter

  • @dorenecollins833
    @dorenecollins833 Рік тому

    Hi Peter your law channel Is always so awesome

  • @jtdavis62
    @jtdavis62 Рік тому +29

    Yeah, Judge Dorow can be frustrating at times, but in 3 or 4 days, Brooks will be convicted for life with no parole, and all of his appeals will fail because of the excellent jobs she's done in a very difficult case.

    • @Arminsaf2
      @Arminsaf2 Рік тому

      I wouldn’t be so confident that all appeals fail, i agree with you, but it’s not 100 percent. The judge and DA has both slipped and admitted explicitly on record

    • @amymiller2974
      @amymiller2974 Рік тому

      @jtdavis62 I feel the same way (& am finding some comfort in this during his ridiculousness)

    • @tya4662
      @tya4662 Рік тому

      Exactly

  • @dirttravelertales270
    @dirttravelertales270 Рік тому +7

    I feel like him proving he “honked” is also intent.. because he honked knowing people were there and then decided to just plow through them

  • @Val-xv5ly
    @Val-xv5ly Рік тому

    I appreciate your break down ❤️
    new subscriber here 🙏

  • @Gringa_L
    @Gringa_L 11 місяців тому +2

    11:42 I'm fully convinced he was about to say "What kind of person do you think I am?" but his brain registered the irony, and he then pivoted to, "What kind of statement is that?"