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Eyewitnesses and police recalled the red SUV charging on even after it rammed into people; prosecutors recalled the lead investigator.

Police recovered 65 videos from people, businesses and the city of Waukesha, Wisconsin; according to police, Darrell Brooks passed a street on the left where he could have exited during the deadly parade crash.

Darrell Brooks has a range of questions for the lead detective on the stand in his trial; some were relevant, some were not; in the end, six people are dead and 61 injured.

Dr. Susan Brown and her forensic pathology team do their best to put all the skeletal remains together in this case; the remains were dug up in the backyard of the defendant's home.

Homicidal violence is the conclusion from the forensic pathologist about the death of baby Annabelle; her mother, Skylar Richardson, is on trial accused of killing the newborn, which she denies.

Skylar Richardson's defense team drills the forensic pathologist who did the autopsy on Annabelle, the defendant's baby; according to Susan Brown, all signs point to homicidal violence.

Dr. Susan Brown had done the autopsy on Annabelle, Skylar's newborn; this forensic pathologist concludes that the baby died of a homicide and this was not a natural death, as the defense claimed.

The Defense raised hypothetical questions to the medical toxicologist on the stand. The professor Christopher Holstege broke down how Rosemarie Essa was poisoned with lethal amounts of cyanide. The State wasn't done bringing in scientists and medical professionals to try to prove their case that he killed his wife, Rosemarie. Next, a forensic chemist took the stand after the medical toxicologist wrapped up his testimony.