darealsouf
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@FishermanWords @kevinblue345 Aryan brotherhood already has a hit on him and the warden is Austin metcalfs uncle
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@GoobulousG If you been in a Texas prison before please explain why he’s in that attire?
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@ProfWBCarter I agree, asking witness who are also teammates with Austin during their witness testimony if they believe this is self-defense or murder should have been objected immediately. That’s a legal conclusion. The judge shouldn’t have allowed it.
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I have not yet read the full trial transcript. But so far, I do know this. Karmelo Anthony was entitled to a jury of his peers. He did not get that. On that ground alone, he is entitled to a new trial. Minorities are not interchangeable. The prosecutor’s reported proffered reasons for striking all black jurors —that they were teachers—appears to be pretext. Anthony needs a new lawyer on appeal and in a new trial. His trial lawyer allowed in opinion evidence that should have been struck. He also seemed unable to appreciate and counter the impact of racial overtones in that case. Those overtones are clear even on Twitter commentary as folks seek to paint Metcalf as having no culpability in what happened and Karmelo as a complete monster. The facts on how the matter escalated are more complicated than that. He and they had no such authority. They are also apparent in the statements that seek to deputize Metcalf and other kids with authority to remove Anthony. They had none and initiated the conflict. That does not mean they should have been killed but it means they have explaining to do. The lawyer for Anthony apparently did not require that explaining. It is fair to ask how the Anthony’s ended up selecting that lawyer.
The trial judge must be disqualified in any new trial if he actually gave an interview about the case before the appeal was considered. He has negatively affected the appeal rights of the defendant. He should know better. He should also be disqualified if he has any relationship with the Metcalf side.
In a criminal trial, the prosecution has the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. The defendant does not have to prove he is not guilty. Those rules apply to everyone. They apply to Anthony.
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@luxemiaa Why does the $1000 look more faded then that $100 like it was edited their😂😂😂🤦🏽♂️
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@TIlacqua64279 @JohnGrass2121 @_ReeMiddleChild You do know Mike Howard is a private criminal defense attorney who work with state and federal cases. He’s not a public defender. The family got an paid attorney.
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@JohnGrass2121 @_ReeMiddleChild Nope, Anthony missed his chance. A 600k attorney would never had taken this to court, would have been settled along time ago. Kid would have probably only spent 15 in prison. Good lawyer is more important than the facts.
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@Southsidelego @BrandonNolan @nickypar1988 @obsrvate I appreciate you (both of you) breaking this down in a non emotional way. Can any of this be addressed during an appeal?
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@_DaniFesto @TheOfficerTatum They charged him to high. This is a criminal negligence homicide case.
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‼️CAN’T AFFORD AN APPEALS ATTORNEY?
Anthony, 19, who was taken into custody Tuesday at the Collin County courthouse after the verdict was read in court, said in a court document he filed himself that he has no money and wants the judge to appoint him an appeals attorney, court documents show.
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice took custody of Karmelo Anthony on Wednesday. After completing the intake process, which included a new booking photograph, Anthony was transported to the Pack Unit near Navasota, where he was assigned.
‼️Anthony is a "penniless, destitute, and indigent person, too poor to employ counsel to represent me on the appeal," the document states. It appears to be a form document originally prepared for use in Dallas County, but he scratched through and wrote in "Collin."
“After the conclusion of the trial yesterday, we gave the court our official notice that Karmelo Anthony is filing an appeal," said Mike Howard, who represented Anthony at trial. "We believe there are several important issues for the appellate courts to consider. An appeal is the next part of the legal process and a right afforded every American.”
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@heyebby_ People don’t understand if black people attended hbcu and was draft to a black own league it would destroy big D1 white colleges, the nfl, the nba and track & field. Hbcu would bring in a huge amount of money.
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@Huricane_Ditka @obsrvate His intent was to defend himself. He took a risk believing he would’ve been jump. His intent was to make it out the situation. You do not have to be touch for self defense. It’s your reasonal belief in that moment. Kid should’ve got criminal negligence homicide.
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@Southsidelego @obsrvate The intent behind the stabbing was to do harm. He wasn't trying to tickle him, and it wasn't an accident. He was trying to hurt him. And he did, fatally, whcih is why it's murder in TX and why he was convicted.
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@LBJ23ku @horsemaster702 @MaryAnnreports It actually started off with Hunter but due to him or karmarlo not testifying a lot of very detailed information was left out nor mentioned since it wasn’t in many of the witnesses testimony.
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@Southsidelego @horsemaster702 @MaryAnnreports Witnesses all say the only one that even walked up to him was Austin . If karmelo thought he was in danger why did he stay there ? Why was a 17 year olds first instinct to grab a knife and kill someone ?
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@ArgyleBoots @ImperialTwilite Thanks for the knowledge I did not know that
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Sigh,
Life in Texas is anything 60+.
This is because parole eligibility is after 50% of the sentence and is maxed at 30 years.
A defendant is eligibility for parole after 30 years whether they got 60 years or 99.
There is no such thing as "more than life" unless it's LWOP which isnt in the punishment range for murder in TX.
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@SW25745471 @horsemaster702 @MaryAnnreports Says the person who used “that’s what they do” as his choice of vocabulary
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@Southsidelego @horsemaster702 @MaryAnnreports Thank you for proving my point so eloquently. Especially the use of ebonics
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@nunyabiznas2022 @Patticakes2025 @jdmiles11 Yeah they messed that case up. In no state did Mr chow & his son meet the statute for self defense including stand your ground with a castle doctrine. You can not chase anybody down and shoot them in the back. It shows the person tried to flee and wasn’t a threat at that moment
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@Southsidelego @Patticakes2025 @jdmiles11 I understand but he had a jury with 4-5 black people in it and that’s what they said
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@LBJ23ku @horsemaster702 @MaryAnnreports Killing for one could be defined as murder, manslaughter or criminal negligence homicide. I believe he was guilty of criminal negligence homicide. He took a risk. Most likely believed he was going to get jumped. Austin had like 4 guys with him when he approached the tent.
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@Southsidelego @horsemaster702 @MaryAnnreports How could that be considered self defense when the guy he stabbed with a knife was unarmed and, according to witness testimony, he never struck karmelo and didn’t even push him hard enough to fall over . You think a proper response of appropriate force is killing him ?
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@SW25745471 @horsemaster702 @MaryAnnreports Exactly how you will be if you wasn’t hiding behind a keyboard. Go to a black neighborhood and express your feelings to them so they’ll do better
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@Southsidelego @horsemaster702 @MaryAnnreports No he regretted getting caught like they all do. He brought a knife to a track meet. Was that to whittle or possibly have a steak dinner? He was looking for trouble because that's what they do. When they find trouble they run and then cry like the little girls they are.
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@LBJ23ku @horsemaster702 @MaryAnnreports No I have knowledge of plenty cases similar to this one or worst that resulted in self defense, manslaughter, or criminal negligence homicide with better arguments for intent or and premeditation then a verbal warning
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@Southsidelego @horsemaster702 @MaryAnnreports You’re just being naive because you don’t want to address the elephant in the room .
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@nunyabiznas2022 @Patticakes2025 @KamalaGoat2028 @jdmiles11 If somebody were to break into your home & run down the street. You are not allowed to chase them down and shoot them. You chasing them is the reason the situation escalated to that level even if they had a gun. Same practices apply for the gas station. Call 911
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@Patticakes2025 @KamalaGoat2028 @jdmiles11 They didn’t charge him with manslaughter unfortunately, they over charged and lost
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@nunyabiznas2022 @Patticakes2025 @KamalaGoat2028 @jdmiles11 No they charged him right. The prosecution just messed up the case. Chow & his son are the reason the situation escalated by chasing the kid 130 yards. You can’t claim self defense if you’re the aggressor. The kid fled the situation. SC fucked that case up.
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@horsemaster702 @MaryAnnreports It’s just my belief. If the kid had military or martial arts experience then I could believe he intent or planned to do it. It’s hard to believe a 17 year old planned or intended to stab with that precise to the heart once & meant to coast death. Vets would struggle
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@Southsidelego @MaryAnnreports Look out. Everyone in my comment section on their way to see you now.
WE A TEAM NOW. 😭😭😭😭
GIF
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@fixthewest @macad0ci0us @MobleyGinny @MaryAnnreports He won’t be with AB. He’ll be in GP with the blks. They won’t let the AB touch him in prison. He’ll probably have to watch out in the county jail tho. That countys heavily white.
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@macad0ci0us @MobleyGinny @MaryAnnreports The aryan brother hood will get him eventually he is 5’7 they aryans will take very very good care of him 😜
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