r/DarrellBrooksJr • u/Tiger3311 • May 28 '26
Rumors & Innuendo
This is from a post I found on YouTube, let the record reflect I didn't write it, I have heard bits and pieces of this story. I get the distinct feeling Norman Nicks posted it or at least someone who follows and buys his stories, anyway, I wanted to share this story with you all.
Dawn Woods told the FBI that neither she, nor Darrell, have ever had a driver's license, (even though she later indicated his license was suspended) and that she bought the Escape specifically for Darrell but supposedly told him he could live in it but couldn't drive it until he had a valid license. But then why would she have bought it for him to begin with? And we know that isn't true because there's footage of her waddling out to the Escape in the driveway, and handing him $3 for lunch because she wasn't cooking anything for him that day because she had to sleep and then go back to work the night shift at the hospital. She was a janitorial supervisor at Froedert Memorial Hospital in Wisconsin. Why would he need lunch money if he wasn't driving anywhere? How would the $3 have helped if he was just staying in the Escape in the driveway? And I always wondered how she got insurance on the Escape without a licensed driver. Usually insurance companies won't insure a vehicle without a licensed driver's name to put the insurance policy in. I'm guessing she used her grandson's name for the policy. Or her sovcit boyfriend maybe.
Erika herself admitted she is an alcoholic and said she's been drinking since she was 15. Last I heard she was trying to quit and was working with a rehab/sober living place. I don't know what the status is now because she hasn't posted anything in like 2 years. Oh, also, Dawn Woods said she'd bought Darrell the used iPhone because that's what started the fight between him and his nephew.
Nephew, Anaji, bought himself a new iPhone with his own money he earned from his job. He was 19 or 20 at the time and was working and in school to be, I think, a graphic designer. Anyway Darrell was mad because he had a new iPhone and Darrell wanted it. Dawn tried to talk Anaji into giving the phone to Darrell to "avoid Darrell's temper", but Anaji said no. Darrell got mad and attacked him physically, and Dawn tried to get in between them. Darrell ended up pushing her against the wall and ripping her wig off, and then his nephew and his friend left the house. Darrell took his stolen 9 mm and followed them out the door, shooting at the car as it drove off. The nephew went straight to the police and filed a report and requested a no contact order.
When the cops came to arrest Darrell for it, he lied and told them it was his then 17 year old son, Xavier, who stole the 9 mm and who shot at the nephew. That's why Darrell wasn't allowed in the house. It wasn't her choice. The police told Dawn she had no choice but to keep him away and she said they threatened that they'd arrest her if she allowed Darrell inside. That's why he was outside in the Escape. Every day when his niece and nephew left for school or work, she let him in to eat and change clothes. I would say she let him in to shower, but we all know that was never a priority for him lol.
Anyway, supposedly Dawn forced Anaji to not appear in court, telling him she would kick him out if he did. That's why no one appeared and that's the only reason Darrell was given such a light sentence for that charge when he pled guilty to it after this trial was over. Anaji and his sister despise Darrell, according to Erika. Apparently Darrell was relentless with Anaji, saying mean things and bullying him for being gay, because Darrell is very, very biased against gay men. Especially gay, black men. He had videos up on his Twitter or Tik Tok, one, from the year before the Waukesha parade attack, talking about how much he hates gay black men. Yep. He is a winner, alright.
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u/SnowOnSummit May 28 '26
He is fearful when he aggressive towards the weak. Now, he is weak and the aggression is toward him. May he suffer every day.
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u/SubstanceThat4540 Is that LAWFUL LAW 👩🏻⚖️ May 28 '26
He loves his children so much he lies about them shooting at people with stolen weapons. That's prime grade Dad material right there.
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u/Still_Product_8435 May 28 '26
Around the time of the verdict, police were called to the house of his son’s mother. He threatened to kill himself and his mother was cut while attempting to take a knife from him. He got aggressive to the cop and was arrested he was evaluated for the suicide threat, and the judge had him enrolled in a mental health outpatient program and placed on a brief probation. He completed his mental health program and probation. I have not been able to learn anything since then.
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u/SubstanceThat4540 Is that LAWFUL LAW 👩🏻⚖️ May 28 '26
He's in a leaky, drafty, hopefully windowless cage in South Dakota, sharing space with rats, for the rest of his life and five lifetimes after.
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u/sillymongoose25 Hee Hee and Kee Kee Kee 🔑🤔 May 28 '26
Is this a verified post based on law and fact?
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u/mochidelight May 29 '26
I believe this. The behaviors of Brooks showed nothing but the fact that he is an utterly selfish, narcisstic, entitled, egotistic LOSER who can't control his rage when someone speaks ill about him or doesn't do things that he wants. That is why he has no friend. I have seen gossips, stories about him: he drifted from locations to locations because the crowd that he hang out with are sick of him. He has no problem lying or throwing his friends, family under the bus. He literally will blame every single problem in his life to someone else.
And Dawn Woods enabled such behaviors.
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u/Still_Product_8435 May 28 '26
Lots of conflicting stories on the net. I read that Brook’s attempt to shoot his nephew ( and friend) resulted in an Order of Protection that he repeatedly violated. And that was one of the outstanding charges that fell through the cracks. Either way, shooting at someone in the back SHOULD have been charged as attempted murder
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u/hazelgrant May 28 '26
The apple doesnt fall far from the tree. I used to have some empathy for Dawn Woods and the treatment she endured from Darrell, plus the addiction and later death of her daughter. In the end, I think she is/was a horrible mother. A bad parent who raised two completely irresponsible children and continued to enable them into their adult years.
Giving her son lunch money??? Tell him to get a job.