maybe but one black jury and Im pretty sure he gets offsam callahan said:
The defense can only dream that the jury will be as pedantic as some of the discussion here.
I don't care if he killed him with a bic pen. He murdered him.
I don't care what the argument was about. He murdered him.
I don't care whose tent who was in. He murdered him.
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HoustonAg9999 said:maybe but one black jury and Im pretty sure he gets offsam callahan said:
The defense can only dream that the jury will be as pedantic as some of the discussion here.
I don't care if he killed him with a bic pen. He murdered him.
I don't care what the argument was about. He murdered him.
I don't care whose tent who was in. He murdered him.
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A competent prosecutor should be able to prevent that with Collin County being only 10% black. I would want a mostly white and hispanic male jury. Hispanic females would be my second choice. I think I could limit it to that.HoustonAg9999 said:maybe but one black jury and Im pretty sure he gets offsam callahan said:
The defense can only dream that the jury will be as pedantic as some of the discussion here.
I don't care if he killed him with a bic pen. He murdered him.
I don't care what the argument was about. He murdered him.
I don't care whose tent who was in. He murdered him.
At the rate they're spending the donations meant to pay for legal fees, they're going to need that side business to pay for legal fees.oh no said:Just when you think humanity cannot get any more disgusting. https://t.co/NGf5bMnvai
— Sadie (@Sadie_NC) April 16, 2025
A fool and his money are soon parted. In the current case, this statement applies to both the donors and the recipient.
What a completely jacked up situation. Dude should be sitting in jail until he's found guilty in court and then sent away for a very long time.
What an absolute trash family.
Isn't there a law about this? Berkowitz? Something like that? I know the kid has not been convicted yet but still he has admitted to the crime. Said he did it to police, before he was arrested. Made other VOLUNTARY statements to cops without being Mirandized. Still admissible.
Ag87H2O said:At the rate they're spending the donations meant to pay for legal fees, they're going to need that side business to pay for legal fees.oh no said:Just when you think humanity cannot get any more disgusting. https://t.co/NGf5bMnvai
— Sadie (@Sadie_NC) April 16, 2025
A fool and his money are soon parted.
Like when the 1099 misc(s) starts rolling in
Exactly. I don' care what names he was called, don't care if he was abused as a child, don't care if he was malnourished growing up, don't care if he is 14 years old. He took a life and should lose his because of that. I only wish it was slow and painful and public so it might cause others to not do the same thing this guy did.sam callahan said:
The defense can only dream that the jury will be as pedantic as some of the discussion here.
I don't care if he killed him with a bic pen. He murdered him.
I don't care what the argument was about. He murdered him.
I don't care whose tent who was in. He murdered him.
aggiehawg said:
Isn't there a law about this? Berkowitz? Something like that? I know the kid has not been convicted yet but still he has admitted to the crime. Said he did it to police, before he was arrested. Made other VOLUNTARY statements to cops without being Mirandized. Still admissible.
Since he's convicted maybe? Not directly profiting from the crime itself?
Would they be able to pursue him in civil court for those funds later, when he is convicted?
I think so. But a sufficient number of family members hides his direct involvement. A hallende to get past since he will be emancipisated as 18 soon.nomad2007 said:aggiehawg said:
Isn't there a law about this? Berkowitz? Something like that? I know the kid has not been convicted yet but still he has admitted to the crime. Said he did it to police, before he was arrested. Made other VOLUNTARY statements to cops without being Mirandized. Still admissible.
Since he's convicted maybe? Not directly profiting from the crime itself?
Would they be able to pursue him in civil court for those funds later, when he is convicted?
I have not looked at his funding page, but I can just about guarantee you It is set up so that someone else receives the money and covers "helping the family" as the purpose.
Thus, it's never actually his money and they can do with it as they choose broadly "helping the family"
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Thus, it's never actually his money and they can do with it as they choose broadly "helping the family"
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nomad2007 said:aggiehawg said:
Isn't there a law about this? Berkowitz? Something like that? I know the kid has not been convicted yet but still he has admitted to the crime. Said he did it to police, before he was arrested. Made other VOLUNTARY statements to cops without being Mirandized. Still admissible.
Since he's convicted maybe? Not directly profiting from the crime itself?
Would they be able to pursue him in civil court for those funds later, when he is convicted?
You don't need a criminal conviction to win a civil suit (OJ ring a bell?). That said, it's probably easier to win a civil suit once there's a criminal conviction so they'll probably wait. Hopefully Austin's dad sees them celebrating the ghetto lotto and is planning accordingly
HoustonAg9999 said:maybe but one black jury and Im pretty sure he gets offsam callahan said:
The defense can only dream that the jury will be as pedantic as some of the discussion here.
I don't care if he killed him with a bic pen. He murdered him.
I don't care what the argument was about. He murdered him.
I don't care whose tent who was in. He murdered him.
Brandon Tatum
Candace Owens
Jesse Lee Peterson
Amala Ekpunobi
If defense gets the wrong black person on this jury, things could get ugly quickly.
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Seriously77 said:
Texas will not be bullied into giving this monster a light sentence.
Hopefully not, but it wouldn't surprise me if the jury gets doxxed (the Chauvin jurors did). May justice prevail, and if convicted, may the judge not cave in to fear like Peter Cahill.
Again a competent prosecutor will not have any black on the jury. But even if one gets on and this thing ends with a hung jury, as long as the DA is committed to slamming this turd, they will get him. They could try him 10 times if necessary. For him to be acquitted, it needs to be unanimous. No way that happens in Collin County.A Net Full of Jello said:HoustonAg9999 said:maybe but one black jury and Im pretty sure he gets offsam callahan said:
The defense can only dream that the jury will be as pedantic as some of the discussion here.
I don't care if he killed him with a bic pen. He murdered him.
I don't care what the argument was about. He murdered him.
I don't care whose tent who was in. He murdered him.
Brandon Tatum
Candace Owens
Jesse Lee Peterson
Amala Ekpunobi
If defense gets the wrong black person on this jury, things could get ugly quickly.
I have tried someone 3 times before I got my conviction.
IF tried, I think Batson is going to prevent them from getting a jury with no black people.
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Not if you focus your voir dire questions on blacks and white women, which I would do. There is zero the court can do if you come up with a race neutral reason to remove them. Which would not be difficult, since there will only be a handful of blacks on the venire panel to begin with.Im Gipper said:
IF tried, I think Batson is going to prevent them from getting a jury with no black people.
I tried over 30 first chair criminal jury trials as a prosecutor and regularly removed my black and younger jurors as a matter of course. Thanks for the tip though.
As a defense attorney, I have never had a sustained Batson challenge and only know of one in the past seven years in my county.
LOL. Im not giving you a tip. I know you know what you are doing and talking about.
I have as much prosecution experience. Never on the defense side though.
Given the publicity of this case, the DA is not going to risk the Batson issue IF this goes to trial. That's educated guess!
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I have as much prosecution experience. Never on the defense side though.
Given the publicity of this case, the DA is not going to risk the Batson issue IF this goes to trial. That's educated guess!
I'm Gipper
Then he or she will be fighting with one hand tied behind their back. I would have a handful of race neutral reasons for each black and white liberal female jurors and dare the Court to sustain it.Im Gipper said:
LOL. Im not giving you a tip. I know you know what you are doing and talking about.
I have as much prosecution experience. Never on the defense side though.
Given the publicity of this case, the DA doing risk the Batson issue IF this goes to trial. That's educated guess!
That never cowed me into not using my peremptory strikes as I damn well pleased.
The State needs to act like they are holding all the cards. They are the ocean. Unstoppable. Act like it.
No. I'd create space by unassing the area with as much effort as possible keeping myself between whoever it is messing with me and my family. I have too much to lose and I don't give a **** what people think about me for walking away. One thing I don't have to lose is pride.VaterAg said:AggiePetro07 said:I carry every day very near this area of Frisco, but mainly because of people like Karmello.Tramp96 said:
What infuriates me most about the judge lowering the bond is the kid brought a knife to a track meet. That action makes this pre-meditated. You don't bring a knife large enough to kill a person to a track meet unless you have some intent to use it.
And it's not like this track meet was in a sketch part of high crime inner city area. This was in freaking Frisco.
Would you use your weapon to defend yourself if someone like Karmelo put their hands on you preemptively over something stupid and arbitrary?
But, I was raised by a great father who is still present in my life and I'm a reasonable person and I don't care about "respect".
You will never convince me that people who tip $4 and $5 on restaurant tabs of $200 and $300 gave a half a mil to Karmelo Anthony. I was born at night, but it wasn't last night.
— Jason Whitlock (@WhitlockJason) April 17, 2025
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I will agree with you, that might be thing to do. But having worked many years around kids like this for years, I know rules of engagement have changed. You could get stabbed in the back walking away-- they dont follow noble causes, nor care about consequences of their actions. They have either never been held accountable, or they are so sick they do not care if they live, or if they are incarcerated for the rest of their miserable life.AggiePetro07 said:No. I'd create space by unassing the area with as much effort as possible keeping myself between whoever it is messing with me and my family. I have too much to lose and I don't give a **** what people think about me for walking away. One thing I don't have to lose is pride.VaterAg said:AggiePetro07 said:I carry every day very near this area of Frisco, but mainly because of people like Karmello.Tramp96 said:
What infuriates me most about the judge lowering the bond is the kid brought a knife to a track meet. That action makes this pre-meditated. You don't bring a knife large enough to kill a person to a track meet unless you have some intent to use it.
And it's not like this track meet was in a sketch part of high crime inner city area. This was in freaking Frisco.
Would you use your weapon to defend yourself if someone like Karmelo put their hands on you preemptively over something stupid and arbitrary?
But, I was raised by a great father who is still present in my life and I'm a reasonable person and I don't care about "respect".
A new ghetto lottery is born.
grift on grift on grift
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About Karmelo Anthony
Karmelo Anthony, 17 years old, born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Just a small town kid, raised in a loving two parent household. His family moved to Texas for more opportunities. Karmelo, A 4.0 student. A football team captain. A leader, a protector, a role model. Karmelo Anthony is the kind of young man every parent hopes to raise. He speaks with respect. He takes care of his younger siblings and little cousins. He works hard, stays out of trouble, and carries himself with dignity.
Karmelo The Hero
On May 15, 2021, Karmelo saw a child drowning. Without hesitation, without thinking twice about his own safety, he acted. He didn't wait. He didn't panic. He saved a life. That moment showed not just braveryit showed a deep sense of honor and selflessness that few can understand.
This young man embodies integrity, loyalty, and heart. And just like he stood by Geno when it mattered mostwe're standing by him now.
We are also deeply saddened by the loss of life. Our hearts and prayers go out to the family of the fallen one. No words can ease the pain, but please know we extend our deepest condolences and hold your family close in our thoughts.
What happened on that tragic day will never be erasedbut just as people often dig up someone's past to judge their character, let this moment speak loudly to Karmelo's true nature. A protector. A friend. A hero.
Thank you, Karmelo. We see you. We stand with you. Always.
#FreeKarmelo #StandWithKarmelo #JusticeForKarmelo
Owlagdad said:I will agree with you, that might be thing to do. But having worked many years around kids like this for years, I know rules of engagement have changed. You could get stabbed in the back walking away-- they dont follow noble causes, nor care about consequences of their actions. They have either never been held accountable, or they are so sick they do not care if they live, or if they are incarcerated for the rest of their miserable life.AggiePetro07 said:No. I'd create space by unassing the area with as much effort as possible keeping myself between whoever it is messing with me and my family. I have too much to lose and I don't give a **** what people think about me for walking away. One thing I don't have to lose is pride.VaterAg said:AggiePetro07 said:I carry every day very near this area of Frisco, but mainly because of people like Karmello.Tramp96 said:
What infuriates me most about the judge lowering the bond is the kid brought a knife to a track meet. That action makes this pre-meditated. You don't bring a knife large enough to kill a person to a track meet unless you have some intent to use it.
And it's not like this track meet was in a sketch part of high crime inner city area. This was in freaking Frisco.
Would you use your weapon to defend yourself if someone like Karmelo put their hands on you preemptively over something stupid and arbitrary?
But, I was raised by a great father who is still present in my life and I'm a reasonable person and I don't care about "respect".
For sure. I am not afraid of walking backwards. If someone is a threat I don't turn my back to them.
I'm not under the impression that someone who wants to do me harm has any honor in how they win.
No statement of where the proceeds go. No way to even know who owns it. Just someone trying to make a quick buck, and they probably will.BadMoonRisin said:
grift on grift on grift
https://www.justiceforkarmeloanthony.org/
Quote:
Just a small town kid, raised in a loving two par.....
BadMoonRisin said:
grift on grift on grift
https://www.justiceforkarmeloanthony.org/Quote:
About Karmelo Anthony
Karmelo Anthony, 17 years old, born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Just a small town kid, raised in a loving two parent household. His family moved to Texas for more opportunities. Karmelo, A 4.0 student. A football team captain. A leader, a protector, a role model. Karmelo Anthony is the kind of young man every parent hopes to raise. He speaks with respect. He takes care of his younger siblings and little cousins. He works hard, stays out of trouble, and carries himself with dignity.
Karmelo The Hero
On May 15, 2021, Karmelo saw a child drowning. Without hesitation, without thinking twice about his own safety, he acted. He didn't wait. He didn't panic. He saved a life. That moment showed not just braveryit showed a deep sense of honor and selflessness that few can understand.
This young man embodies integrity, loyalty, and heart. And just like he stood by Geno when it mattered mostwe're standing by him now.
We are also deeply saddened by the loss of life. Our hearts and prayers go out to the family of the fallen one. No words can ease the pain, but please know we extend our deepest condolences and hold your family close in our thoughts.
What happened on that tragic day will never be erasedbut just as people often dig up someone's past to judge their character, let this moment speak loudly to Karmelo's true nature. A protector. A friend. A hero.
Thank you, Karmelo. We see you. We stand with you. Always.
#FreeKarmelo #StandWithKarmelo #JusticeForKarmelo
I heard he rescued a baby from a burning building too! And everybody clapped afterword!!
He also saved Artax from the Swamp of Sadness. Build his statue. Now.
right. it's likely the type of person who would stand at gas stations selling CDs. the "contact us" socials all link back to a ****ty website builder company that was used to build it.Jeeper79 said:No statement of where the proceeds go. No way to even know who owns it. Just someone trying to make a quick buck, and they probably will.BadMoonRisin said:
grift on grift on grift
https://www.justiceforkarmeloanthony.org/
still disgusting.
THEN WE FKIN RIOT!A Net Full of Jello said:HoustonAg9999 said:maybe but one black jury and Im pretty sure he gets offsam callahan said:
The defense can only dream that the jury will be as pedantic as some of the discussion here.
I don't care if he killed him with a bic pen. He murdered him.
I don't care what the argument was about. He murdered him.
I don't care whose tent who was in. He murdered him.
Brandon Tatum
Candace Owens
Jesse Lee Peterson
Amala Ekpunobi
If defense gets the wrong black person on this jury, things could get ugly quickly.
Jk I need to be at work.
I think the lack of fathers in the home is the biggest issue. A woman cannot teach a boy to be a man any better than a man can teach a girl to be a woman. Men and women are very different in how we think, processes, and react. It's to mankind's benefit that we be different. You have these boys raised by women who often respond in emotion first. But they still have the man's instinct to be respected and admired and to be a person of action. When they don't have a man around to call out the man in the boy, the boy ends up responding in these emotional outbursts of violence. It changes the culture so that even if you are raised in a strong two-person household, if you are spending significant time around these others, especially in adolescence when the opinions of your peers is most important to you, you are likely to also act this way.Owlagdad said:I will agree with you, that might be thing to do. But having worked many years around kids like this for years, I know rules of engagement have changed. You could get stabbed in the back walking away-- they dont follow noble causes, nor care about consequences of their actions. They have either never been held accountable, or they are so sick they do not care if they live, or if they are incarcerated for the rest of their miserable life.AggiePetro07 said:No. I'd create space by unassing the area with as much effort as possible keeping myself between whoever it is messing with me and my family. I have too much to lose and I don't give a **** what people think about me for walking away. One thing I don't have to lose is pride.VaterAg said:AggiePetro07 said:I carry every day very near this area of Frisco, but mainly because of people like Karmello.Tramp96 said:
What infuriates me most about the judge lowering the bond is the kid brought a knife to a track meet. That action makes this pre-meditated. You don't bring a knife large enough to kill a person to a track meet unless you have some intent to use it.
And it's not like this track meet was in a sketch part of high crime inner city area. This was in freaking Frisco.
Would you use your weapon to defend yourself if someone like Karmelo put their hands on you preemptively over something stupid and arbitrary?
But, I was raised by a great father who is still present in my life and I'm a reasonable person and I don't care about "respect".
Note they refuse to use any part of Austin Metcalf's name. It's an emotionally manipulative way to dehumanize the victim - to make him seem less human and less important.
I think we can all agree this would absolutely be worthy of a statue.Gnome Sayin said:
He also saved Artax from the Swamp of Sadness. Build his statue. Now.
Almost a guarantee that the vast majority of the money is coming from white liberals.Im Gipper said:You will never convince me that people who tip $4 and $5 on restaurant tabs of $200 and $300 gave a half a mil to Karmelo Anthony. I was born at night, but it wasn't last night.
— Jason Whitlock (@WhitlockJason) April 17, 2025
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill
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