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Darrell Brooks questioned the police detective on the stand about how the speed analysis was done for the deadly parade crash trial. They used video footage of the parade, which was live-streamed.
Darrell Brooks questioned the police detective on the stand about how the speed analysis was done for the deadly parade crash trial. They used video footage of the parade, which was live-streamed.
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Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP30 "Judge Explains The Rules To Brooks"A survivor of the deadly Christmas parade crash testified about the moment the SUV hit her and her son. She said that the car ran over her left foot. They were among the sixty-one people injured that day.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP35 "Parade Participants Turned Survivors"A survivor of the deadly parade crash told jurors how her co-worker was killed when a red SUV slammed into the crowd. This deadly crash left a scar on Waukesha, Wisconsin, a community of 70,000.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP34 "From Domestic Disturbance To Violent Road Rage"Immediately after the deadly Christmas parade crash, people wondered was this a case of domestic terrorism and could multiple people be involved?
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP36 "Parents of Children Hospitalized"Jurors heard the harrowing details of what survivors experienced that day when six people died and 61 were injured. Jurors listened as parents recalled how their children were injured in the deadly Christmas parade crash.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP32 "Slowing Down Trial Proceedings"Darrell Brooks questioned the police detective on the stand about how the speed analysis was done for the deadly parade crash trial. They used video footage of the parade, which was live-streamed.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP31 "Jurors Hear From Survivors"The State's main focus at this point in the deadly parade crash trial was on calling the survivors to the stand. In all, six people died when an SUV plowed into the crowd.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP29 "Clocking In The Speed Of The SUV"Police reviewed video footage to try to see how fast the driver was going when an SUV plowed into the crowd at the deadly Christmas parade crash.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP28 "Youth Baseball Coaches Testify"Traumatized and grieving survivors take the witness stand to tell jurors about the moment an SUV slammed into the crowd; two youth baseball coaches recall the traumatizing ordeal when one of their players was killed.
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