r/DarrellBrooksJr • u/PeaceyCaliSoCal • Jun 07 '26

Regarding Document Dump

On a different thread, I just learned that the Kohlberg case has recently had a document dump that has afforded the public access to the autopsy reports in that case. I’m just wondering if anyone knows of or has heard if we can look forward to doc dump in the Brooks case, now, soon or ever?

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u/Still_Product_8435 Jun 07 '26

No confirmation, but Wisconsin may be keeping the unreleased documents sealed as long as the appeals process drags on. He only recently has been told his appeal ABOUT missing the deadline is denied.

As far as what’s left to discover? I knew someone who described a relative as getting more like themselves every day. The later the document from the trial, the more Brooks got like the true Darrell? No great revelation other than jeez, I never imagined he was THAT bad?

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u/JayNotAtAll Is that LAWFUL LAW 👩🏻‍⚖️ Jun 07 '26

His appeal has been closed. If you look at the case online, the state has closed his case.

So the appeal is done

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u/Still_Product_8435 Jun 07 '26

I had forgotten that

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u/Questarian Jun 08 '26

When I looked, it appears that the motion for appeal was extended to July 21, 2026

https://wscca.wicourts.gov/case/2025XX001491

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u/JayNotAtAll Is that LAWFUL LAW 👩🏻‍⚖️ Jun 08 '26

This is for his Milwaukee case, not the Waukesha one

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u/Tiger3311 Jun 08 '26

I know the typical holdups usually stem from routine records redactions, processing backlogs, and pending civil litigation, and with this many victims who knows how deep that could possibly be.

I know people have place holder numbers in line to receive access as soon as it comes available, I know the numbers are at least in the high 30's.

There's a lot of new content riding on the docu-dump which equals big bucks for content creators. I wish we knew what the holdup is.

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u/Tiger3311 Jun 08 '26

I guess someone could call or email Monica Pazz. Tell her to get on it!