Coverage dated November 14, 2022 to November 16, 2022

Darrell Brooks Jr., who killed 6 in Christmas parade, sentenced to life in prison

Headline from The Southern Illinoisan

Chris Owens, whose mother was among those killed, told Brooks: “All I ask is you rot, and you rot slow.”

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Reports & sources

16 articles, oldest first.

  1. Forbes

    ‘Screams Came From Everywhere’—Wisconsin Christmas Parade Massacre Victims Confront Darrell Brooks In Sentencing Trial (opens Forbes)

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    Forbes's feed description

    Brooks faces six counts of first-degree homicide, which carry mandatory life sentences.

  2. The Southern Illinoisan

    Darrell Brooks Jr., who killed 6 in Christmas parade, sentenced to life in prison (opens The Southern Illinoisan)

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    The Southern Illinoisan's feed description

    Chris Owens, whose mother was among those killed, told Brooks: “All I ask is you rot, and you rot slow.”

  3. Gopusa

    Wisconsin Christmas parade killer sentenced to six consecutive life sentences without parole (opens Gopusa)

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    Gopusa's feed description

    Darrell Brooks, the man who intentionally drove his vehicle through a Christmas parade in Wisconsin, fatally striking six people and injuring dozens more, was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison without parole. “Frankly, Mr.

  4. NBC News

    Darrell Brooks, convicted of killing 6 people at Wisconsin Christmas parade, sentenced to life (opens NBC News)

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    NBC News's feed description

    Brooks, 40, crashed his SUV into the parade in Waukesha last November.

  5. Fox News

    Darrell Brooks Jr., Wisconsin Christmas parade killer, sentenced to six consecutive life sentences (opens Fox News)

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    Fox News's feed description

    Darrell Brooks Jr. drove his Ford Escape through a crowd of paradegoers – including children and elderly individuals – during a Christmas parade.

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