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Aissa Wayne, daughter of John Wayne, was in the middle of a messy divorce and bitter custody battle when she and her new boyfriend were assaulted by a pair of gunmen.

The focus of the police interrogation was to use Darrell Brooks's words against him. Investigators had concluded that he acted alone in the fatal hit-and-run.

Darrell Brooks wasn't done yet with the lead detective in the case against him, over the deaths of six people in a deadly parade crash. During the cross-examination of the lead detective, the judge called for a timeout and excused the jurors.

The lead detective told the defendant told jurors that he was simply looking for an explanation and motive during the police interrogation.

Darrell Brooks asked the lead detective on the stand why he wasn't more honest with him during the police interrogation after the deadly parade crash.

Darrell Brooks spars with Judge Dorow over legal documents, rulings, scheduling and even jurors getting tested for COVID-19; Brooks fired his public defenders before the trial and decided to represent himself.

The judge ruled that the jury can see the damaged red Ford SUV that police said Darrell Brooks used to crash into a parade crowd; the State piled on video evidence in the deadly parade crash trial.

Prosecutors bring in a second OB-GYN to testify; the defendant had gone to Dr. Casey Boyce weeks after her daughter, Annabelle, had been born; Dr. Casey Boyce testifies that Skylar told her that Annabelle was a stillborn.