9-WI v. Brooks: Det. Thomas Casey
Waukesha police Detective Thomas Casey, who was on duty during the parade and attempted to stop Brooks' vehicle, takes the stand. More
February 24, 2023
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10-WI v. Brooks: Outside the Presence of the Jury
The judge and counsel discuss the witness list and trial exhibits outside the presence of the jury. More
February 24, 2023
11-WI v. Brooks: Det. Thomas Casey
Detective Thomas Casey, who was on the scene at the parade, undergoes cross-examination. More
February 24, 2023
12-WI v. Brooks: Ofc. Bryce Butryn
Waukesha police Officer Bryce Butryn, who was on the scene at the parade and tried to stop Brooks' vehicle, takes the stand. More
February 24, 2023
13-WI v. Brooks: Ofc. Sonia Schneider
Waukesha police Officer Sonia Schneider testifies that she got in the path of the vehicle but had to move out of the way. More
February 24, 2023
14-WI v. Brooks: Chief Jim Haakenson, Nicole White & Sarah Wehmeier Aparicio
Chief Jim Haakenson, parade participant Nicole White & Waukesha Schools band director Sarah Wehmeier Aparicio take the stand. More
February 24, 2023
15-WI v. Brooks: Kyle Jewell & Thomas Greene
Parade spectators Kyle Jewell & Thomas Greene take the stand. More
February 24, 2023
16-WI v. Brooks: Outside the Presence of the Jury
Darrell Brooks cites previous case law in an attempt to question the court’s jurisdiction in this case. More
February 24, 2023
17-WI v. Brooks: Kelly Grabow
Kelly Grabow testifies that she and her 9-year-old daughter were struck by the defendant's vehicle. More
February 24, 2023
18-WI v. Brooks: Jeff Rogers
Parade participant Jeff Rogers testifies that two of his children were struck by the defendant's vehicle during the parade. More
February 24, 2023
19-WI v. Brooks: Joshua Kraner
Parade participant Joshua Kraner, who was walking with a youth baseball team, takes the stand. More
February 24, 2023
20-WI v. Brooks: Alyssa Gajewski
Parade participant Alyssa Gajewski comes to tears as she recounts the children in her group getting hit by the vehicle. More
February 24, 2023
21-WI v. Brooks: Jaimie Sutton & Det. Michael Carpenter
Parade participant Jaimie Sutton & computer forensic specialist Detective Michael Carpenter take the stand. More
February 24, 2023
22-WI v. Brooks: Debora Ramirez
Parade spectator Debora Ramirez testifies she and one of her sons were struck by the defendant's vehicle. More
February 24, 2023
23-WI v. Brooks: Outside the Presence of the Jury
Darrell Brooks attempts to call “The State of Wisconsin” to the stand, claiming it’s his right to “face his accuser.” More
February 24, 2023
25-WI v. Brooks: Heather Ricciotti & Daniel Knapp
Parade spectators Heather Ricciotti and Daniel Knapp testify about their children's injuries. More
February 24, 2023
26-WI v. Brooks: Laura Thein
Parade participant and 'Dancing Grannies' member Laura Thein takes the stand. Four members of the group were killed in the crash. More
February 24, 2023
27-WI v. Brooks: Outside the Presence of the Jury
Darrell Brooks argues that he is being denied a fair trial. More
February 24, 2023
28-WI v. Brooks: Hope Evans-Jansen, MT Michael Smith & Dr. Amy Sheil
Spectator Hope Evans-Jansen, Master Trooper Michael Smith, a scene reconstructionist, and Associate Medical Examiner Dr. Amy Sheil testify. More
February 24, 2023
29-WI v. Brooks: Dr. Lynda Biedrzycki
Medical examiner Dr. Lynda Biedrzycki, who performed the autopsy for Tamara Durand, takes the stand. More
February 24, 2023
30-WI v. Brooks: Father Matthew Widder
Parade participant Father Matthew Widder testifies about the injuries people in his group suffered. More
February 24, 2023
31-WI v. Brooks: Det. Lukas Hallmark
Waukesha police Detective Lukas Hallmark testifies about walking in the parade and throwing his son out of harm's way. More
February 24, 2023
32-WI v. Brooks: Asst. Chief Craig Liermann
Parade spectator Craig Liermann, who is the Assistant Chief of the Franklin Police Department, testifies. More
February 24, 2023
24-WI v. Brooks: Stefanie Bonesteel, Adam Bonesteel & Matthew Harris
Parade participants Stefanie Bonesteel and Adam Bonesteel take the stand. Spectator Matthew Harris testifies about his daughter's injuries. More
February 24, 2023
33-WI v. Brooks: Ofc. Ralph Salyers
Waukesha police officer Ralph Salyers was off-duty when he witnessed Darrell Brooks abandon the SUV and flee. More
February 24, 2023
34-WI v. Brooks: Ofc. Bryce Scholten
Waukesha police officer Bryce Sholten, who was working traffic control during the parade, takes the stand. More
February 24, 2023
35-WI v. Brooks: Ofc. Christopher Moss
Waukesha police officer Christopher Moss testifies that he was taken to the location of Darrell Brooks’ crashed SUV by an eye witness. More
February 24, 2023
36-WI v. Brooks: Carlos Arechiga-Nolasco
Carlos Arechiga-Nolasco testifies that he saw Darrell Brooks fleeing from his wrecked car while he was inside his apartment. More
February 24, 2023
37-WI v. Brooks: Sean Backler, Domanic Caproon & Erin Cordes
Sean Backler, Domanic Caproon & Erin Cordes, who encountered Brooks after the incident, take the stand. More
February 24, 2023
38-WI v. Brooks: Anthony Winters &. Daniel Rider
Daniel Rider testifies about Darrell Brooks showing up on his doorstep and asking to use his phone. More
February 24, 2023
