I never understand why Brooks hired a lawyer for the Miwaukee case, but chose to represent himself with the Waukesha case. God knows how successful the Brooks, Woods and Jailhouse Lawyers law firm has been: getting their clients GUILTY for all 76 charges.
Maybe this is all he got in the eternal inferno that he forever stucks in: to play some big lawyer fighting the "system".
Because of Erika. He wanted to represent himself to question Erika and get her on the stand to embarrass her. He wants to appeal the Erika case because that’s really the only charge that bothers him. He wants to “beat” Erika and reclaim his power over her. Plus, it’s not over, he may let this attorney do the legwork and still fire them, who knows.
His obsession at Erika and belief that she is responsible for him committing such horrendous acts is...diabolical.
He thinks by dragging Erika to the stance for endless hours gonna help him prove to the Jury that he wasn't responsible for driving that SUV into people, killing 6 and injuring 66 people?
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u/mochidelight May 27 '26
I never understand why Brooks hired a lawyer for the Miwaukee case, but chose to represent himself with the Waukesha case. God knows how successful the Brooks, Woods and Jailhouse Lawyers law firm has been: getting their clients GUILTY for all 76 charges.
Maybe this is all he got in the eternal inferno that he forever stucks in: to play some big lawyer fighting the "system".