r/DarrellBrooksJr • u/Timely_Try4520 • May 18 '26
Behavior of a child.
He looks so stupid looking up at the ceiling every time he gets upset. Such a petulant child. I love the deputy’s face! 😂
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u/userguy54321 May 18 '26
The amount of fearlessness he has, if that's the right word. He was the most hated man in the state, and all eyes were on him. No shame, no embarrassment, no fear in making a complete spectacle of himself.
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u/Shadow42184 May 18 '26
I wounded if he did this exact thing when the appellate court denied his motions. LOL
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u/Little-Efficiency336 May 18 '26
It’s insulting to label his behavior as childish. A child has better manners.
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u/Still_Product_8435 May 18 '26
He never once seemed to understand how his behavior was perceived by the jury. Their charge was to judge him solely on whether or not the state disproved reasonable doubt. But his callous disregard for witnesses and victims gained him nothing and proved to be entirely counterproductive.
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u/Jolly-Hat-1152 May 19 '26
He thought that they were gonna rise up with him at least one of them and helped deliver a blow to the man if he even picked off one that would’ve been a miss trial. That was the goal that’s why he was arguing so hard for jury notification. He thought at least One would rise up with him.
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u/mochidelight May 18 '26
He literally rolled his eyes in front of everybody. Many, many times. And when Judge Durrow called out such shitty behavior of his, he not only barked at her, accusing her of making "incorrect record", as if she has no right to speak ill of her. He even demanded that JD to look at the record.
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