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Several survivors address the court, saying Darrell Brooks robbed them of their sense of personal safety, trust and peace of mind; some of the families of victims asked for Darrell Brooks to apologize to those whose lives he tore apart.
Several survivors address the court, saying Darrell Brooks robbed them of their sense of personal safety, trust and peace of mind; some of the families of victims asked for Darrell Brooks to apologize to those whose lives he tore apart.
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EP126 "Going After Brooks in the Courtroom"For two days, the judge listened to victim-impact statements from families who had been broken apart; one said a lifetime in prison would be too easy and another hoped he rots in hell.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP127 "Hearing From a Traumatized Community"Several survivors address the court, saying Darrell Brooks robbed them of their sense of personal safety, trust and peace of mind; some of the families of victims asked for Darrell Brooks to apologize to those whose lives he tore apart.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP125 "Child Survivors Address Their Attacker"Darrell Brooks sits in jail clothes handcuffed at the defense table as he faces survivors and families of victims during his sentencing phase.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP128 "State Pushes for the Maximum Sentence"Victim-impact statements wrapped up in the sentencing phase; a jury convicted Darrell Brooks of killing six people and injuring 61; the prosecution team had a moment to address Judge Jennifer Dorow.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP127 "Hearing From a Traumatized Community"Several survivors address the court, saying Darrell Brooks robbed them of their sense of personal safety, trust and peace of mind; some of the families of victims asked for Darrell Brooks to apologize to those whose lives he tore apart.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP126 "Going After Brooks in the Courtroom"For two days, the judge listened to victim-impact statements from families who had been broken apart; one said a lifetime in prison would be too easy and another hoped he rots in hell.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP124 "Victim Impact Statements"Survivors of the deadly parade crash faced Darrell Brooks who was now a convicted killer; the sentencing phase was underway; the jury deliberated for just under three hours before finding Brooks guilty.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP123 "Survivors and Family of Victims Speak"The survivors and families of the six people who lost their lives had the chance to speak to the judge before she formally sentenced Darrell Brooks for the deadly parade crash.
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