Twisted Helix said:

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That gal needs to change the battery in her smoke detector.

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this phenomenon is completely true! Its so sad and pathetic, its not even funny anymore.

That being said, there's a 50/50 chance the ghetto chirp was digitally added.

Since it is so ubiquitous, it's achieved post-meme notoriety and is now an exhausted trope.

BMX Bandit said:

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So no bail for the (actual) indigent?


As for Anthony, the amount of money the donation account has in it is irrelevant because he does not control it. It's not his money. The guidelines of the Collin country court say the judges can't consider what resources the family has. Only Anthony's assets, which are likely nothing

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It was just a question, so who controls this money? Kayla Hayes? Kayla Hayes. Is the mother of Karmelo Anthony right?

Dirty_Mike&the_boys said:

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BMX Bandit said:

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So no bail for the (actual) indigent?


As for Anthony, the amount of money the donation account has in it is irrelevant because he does not control it. It's not his money. The guidelines of the Collin country court say the judges can't consider what resources the family has. Only Anthony's assets, which are likely nothing

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It was just a question, so who controls this money? Kayla Hayes? Kayla Hayes. Is the mother of Karmelo Anthony right?

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This crowd raising effort has underscored our decline as a culture about as good as anything could.

That's the mom

Sprite and Henny while flying on Spirit.

Karmelo is in for a really bad time once he hits the joint.

Dirty_Mike&the_boys said:

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BMX Bandit said:

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So no bail for the (actual) indigent?


As for Anthony, the amount of money the donation account has in it is irrelevant because he does not control it. It's not his money. The guidelines of the Collin country court say the judges can't consider what resources the family has. Only Anthony's assets, which are likely nothing

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It was just a question, so who controls this money? Kayla Hayes? Kayla Hayes. Is the mother of Karmelo Anthony right?

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How have they gotten any money if the campaign isn't over? Or have they?

I'm confused. (Sorry if this is a dumb question and I'm simply out of the loop).

Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:

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FobTies said:

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If reparations ever pass you know what to invest in:

-Hellcat/Chrysler 300
-LG flat screens
-Nike
-Sprite
-McDonalds

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Did you mean to say Spirit?

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Don't forget carnival!

Luigi Vampa said:

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Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:

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FobTies said:

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If reparations ever pass you know what to invest in:

-Hellcat/Chrysler 300
-LG flat screens
-Nike
-Sprite
-McDonalds

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Did you mean to say Spirit?

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Don't forget carnival!

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carnival banned rap music now tha community is boycotting Carnival.

Cougar11 said:

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Luigi Vampa said:

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Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:

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FobTies said:

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If reparations ever pass you know what to invest in:

-Hellcat/Chrysler 300
-LG flat screens
-Nike
-Sprite
-McDonalds

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Did you mean to say Spirit?

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Don't forget carnival!

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carnival banned rap music now tha community is boycotting Carnival.

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Carnival Executives over that

You clearly have not gone on cruises.

bigjag19 said:

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You clearly have not gone on cruises.

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I was being sarcastic

His parents are clearly prolonging this case instead of taking a plea deal for financial gain.

91AggieLawyer said:

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Dirty_Mike&the_boys said:

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BMX Bandit said:

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So no bail for the (actual) indigent?


As for Anthony, the amount of money the donation account has in it is irrelevant because he does not control it. It's not his money. The guidelines of the Collin country court say the judges can't consider what resources the family has. Only Anthony's assets, which are likely nothing

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It was just a question, so who controls this money? Kayla Hayes? Kayla Hayes. Is the mother of Karmelo Anthony right?

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How have they gotten any money if the campaign isn't over? Or have they?

I'm confused. (Sorry if this is a dumb question and I'm simply out of the loop).

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Mom started the fundraiser and according to the terms of service the mom has complete access to the money at any time. The campaign deadline is just a date chosen by the recipient. The original fund was for $500k and then she raised it to two million. How much that has actually been withdrawn is only known by the recipient and Give Send Go.

Iraq2xVeteran said:

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His parents are clearly prolonging this case instead of taking a plea deal for financial gain.

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He was just indicted like two weeks ago.

Update needed on the bot app.

While the parents definitely are loving this stretching out, they aren't doing any thing to prolong it. (Yet??!!?)

Im Gipper said:

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Update needed on the bot app.

While the parents definitely are loving this stretching out, they aren't doing any thing to prolong it. (Yet??!!?)

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Yeah, didn't see who I responded to

Trial next year.

BREAKING: Karmelo Anthony’s Jury trial date has been set for June 1st, 2026. pic.twitter.com/WRkI9fgTxa

— Sarah Fields (@SarahisCensored) July 10, 2025

Im Gipper said:

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Trial next year.

BREAKING: Karmelo Anthony’s Jury trial date has been set for June 1st, 2026. pic.twitter.com/WRkI9fgTxa

— Sarah Fields (@SarahisCensored) July 10, 2025

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Next summer?! That's insane. I guess to make sure it wasn't during the school year.

More time for the family to fundraise for his defense.

Is our legal system so backed up that the soonest this could go to trial would be a year?

Is this normal?

He graduated HS. I don't think he's going to college, could be wrong.

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Is our legal system so backed up that the soonest this could go to trial would be a year?

Is this normal?

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Wondering the same thing.

Tramp96 said:

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Is our legal system so backed up that the soonest this could go to trial would be a year?

Is this normal?

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https://legalclarity.org/how-long-do-murder-cases-take-from-start-to-finish/

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Following an arrest, the case enters the pre-trial phase, often the longest part of the process, lasting many months to over a year.

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Is our legal system so backed up that the soonest this could go to trial would be a year?

Is this normal?

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Wondering the same thing.

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Need people to forget for a better jury pool, maybe? I would like to think that they need the time to force his garbage family to give up all that money and actually use it for his legal fees, but that's probably just wishful thinking on my part.

Tramp96 said:

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Is our legal system so backed up that the soonest this could go to trial would be a year?

Is this normal?

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is it normal to bond out of jail when you will stand trial for 1st degree murder?

If he had committed this crime a week or two ago, he would not be out on bond. The public attitude toward race crimes is swinging rather fast to the right. His best path forward is to make a deal if that door hasn't already closed. Goes to trial I can see maximum punishment.

10 years ago he would have gotten probation.

Folks are fed up with black crime on whites.

Edited for punctuation.

Serious Lee said:

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Tramp96 said:

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Is our legal system so backed up that the soonest this could go to trial would be a year?

Is this normal?

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is it normal to bond out of jail when you will stand trial for 1st degree murder?

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For a perp with no criminal record, yes it's normal.

Even is this happened last week, the result would be the same under Texas law. Anyone telling you different is ignorant of the contents of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure! Thank you for your attention to this matter!! lol

On the one year until trial, I cannot speak for Collin County specifically, but there is nothing unusual about that.

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[color=#000000][size=3]For a perp with no criminal record, yes it's normal.[/size][/color]

[color=#000000][size=3]Even is this happened last week, the result would be the same under Texas law. Anyone telling you different is ignorant of the contents of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure! Thank you for your attention to this matter!! lol[/size][/color]

[color=#000000][size=3]On the one year until trial, I cannot speak for Collin County specifically, but there is nothing unusual about that.[/size][/color]

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Agree a year is not that unusual. I will say that this trial should not be very long as it is not a complicated case, proof wise. And I'm comparing these circumstances to case such as Kohberger or the Waukesha Christmas Parade massacre. The former because of the amount of technical testimony required and the latter case because of the high number of deaths and people injured during attempted murder.

Those DAs in the Waukesha case presented a near flawless case in chief, in m view. That was a master class that all criminal lawyers should study. Even with a pro se BSC defendant in Brooks, the prosecution team hit all of the notes on narrative, professional yet sympathetic examinations of people still traumatized, the timeline was easy to follow with the charts, weaving in video clips to coincide with timeline and position chart. He hit this person here, video clip, he hit these people here, video clip.

But the Anthony case does not have either of those complications. One discrete incident. One victim. Not a lot of technical testimony required. Short case in chief. Matter of days, if that.

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QFT!

The biggest mistake (IMO) that prosecutors make on these high profile cases is making them TOO LONG!

Every minute of testimony in the case is another minute that reasonable doubt can creep in!

Im Gipper said:

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QFT!

The biggest mistake (IMO) that prosecutors make on these high profile cases is making them TOO LONG!

Every minute of testimony in the case is another minute that reasonable doubt can creep in!

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Agreed. And I have doubts these trial lawyers approach their cases the way we were taught to do back in the day.

Start with the closing statement, then backfill the evidence required to prove the elements of the case. or defense of the case. Sometimes, do both to understand strengths and weaknesses in both.

Another thing is an overreliance on expert testimony that has been caused by advancing technology that your average juror, or judge for that matter, may not understand. A lot of that can't be helped but battles of the experts often just confuse the jury and they put more weight on an expert, just because that expert has a good presence in how they behave towards the jury and opposing counsel. That was a big problem with the Derek Chauvin case. Jury really liked the prosecution's expert, Dr. Tobin, even though medically he was FOS and changed his testimony on key points, they failed to notice that.