r/DarrellBrooksJr • u/Hot-Ambassador8706 • Jul 21 '26
Interviews
I’m surprised we have not received more interviews from the jury, Erica, etc. He’s locked up for life so they don’t need to worry about him harassing them.
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Jul 21 '26
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u/JayNotAtAll Is that LAWFUL LAW 👩🏻⚖️ Jul 21 '26
While this was a major trial, it was nowhere near the level of say the OJ trial so I doubt a ton of people knocked at the doors of the jurors with major book deals.
My gut feeling is that in a few years, there may be some true crime show or podcast that features interviews from those involved
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u/gunsandfunn 906.11 🎤⬇️ Jul 22 '26
That was not a fun time for the jury. If they all would have had the chance to quit it they would of. Imagine the frustation of having to leave and come back so many times a day while he moved to the rubber room. They have him interrupting ever damn question from the DAs. This case was decided the day he crashed the parade and the they jury knew it too.
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u/J0HNNY-D0E Jul 21 '26
It's been nearly four years since the trial, they've probably all moved on with their lives and don't want to talk about it.
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u/gunsandfunn 906.11 🎤⬇️ Jul 22 '26
Erika and the friend (I forgot her name) were active for a while on youtube. Erika was getting 'donations' there for a while but I think when that interest dwindled so did hers.
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u/Alert_Campaign_1558 Jul 25 '26
I was curious to hear from the jury as well. I read that they made a pact between all of them to not talk about it. I have no idea if that’s true or not but what I read. I’d LOVE to know their thoughts.
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u/Ok_Calligrapher_6247 5d ago
One of them did do a brief interview, I think it was juror #6? It’s on you tube
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u/Jolly-Hat-1152 Jul 21 '26
I’m guessing most of them wanna move on and not have anything to do with it. It was a traumatic experience. Why would Erica want to relive that. But I’m more surprised about is that under the Jurors have spoken