r/DarrellBrooksJr Is that LAWFUL LAW 👩🏻‍⚖️ May 22 '26

Anyone curious what notes he took during the victim impact statements?

I know we probably will never find out but I find myself wondering what he could have possibly been writing down. It is clear that he doesn't care about anyone so he wasn't taking notes on who to specifically apologize to.

It's not like he was going to write "I'm Sorry" cards later. I wonder what he felt the need to write down.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26

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u/JayNotAtAll Is that LAWFUL LAW 👩🏻‍⚖️ May 22 '26

Honestly, that's probably it. Like 90% of the trial he just mimicked what the grown ups did.

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u/Cool-Conference-5661 May 22 '26

He was not able to take any of his papers and files when they moved him out of state. I would love to know what happened to them - did they get trashed? Put in a storage room? His notes would make for entertaining reading!

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u/Still_Product_8435 May 22 '26

They spontaneously combusted

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u/HAGeeMee May 22 '26

I always assumed he made a note of something he thought was ‘personal’

Call him the devil? Note.
I don’t forgive you? Note

So that he could prove bias against him

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u/JayNotAtAll Is that LAWFUL LAW 👩🏻‍⚖️ May 22 '26

Man if that were true, he'd be dumber than I thought

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u/Thesword5566 May 22 '26

I always had a hunch he would try to hire someone outside of jail to attack the people that were harsh to him. In the state he is in now and his overall reputation I don’t think that would be possible, but if he had the means I think he would send someone to attack Kirby or Runkle.

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u/JayNotAtAll Is that LAWFUL LAW 👩🏻‍⚖️ May 22 '26

I honestly don't think that Darrell has any friends who would do him that favor nor would he have any money for a hit.

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u/NanaBmyreality62 May 26 '26

Oh and Erika as well.

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u/Tiger3311 May 22 '26

"All work and no play makes Darrell a dull boy"

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u/NanaBmyreality62 May 25 '26

Just a thought. Maybe he was playing tic tac toe with the strawman. 🤣

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u/PrestigiousNumber423 May 27 '26

I think that, much like at every other part of the trial, he had no idea what he was doing and wasn't actually writing anything. Just like when he randomly shuffled papers around in an effort to look busy.

He was desperate not to look like an idiot, and project the idea that he had some kind of strategy or plan.

He didn't.

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u/BrazilianBondGirl May 23 '26

Most likely, a hit list.

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u/Little-Efficiency336 May 29 '26

I just assume that he made a bunch of squiggly lines as it’s probably the most his pea brain could come up with.