Texas teen who raked in $600K in donations
after he ‘stabbed football star to death’
faces trial
Posted By: mc squared, 6/1/2026 10:37:37 AM
Karmelo Anthony, the Texas student athlete who was charged with stabbing a football star from a rival high school to death — and then raised $600,000 in donations — is set to face trial this week. The killing of Austin Metcalf — who died in his twin brother’s arms in Frisco, Texas, at a track meet in April 2025 — sparked an outpouring of grief.[snip] The suspect, Anthony, retained a big-name Dallas lawyer, and the family started raising money from donation site GiveSendGo. A family spokesman said last year that the money would go to “Stand with us in the fight against white supremacy.”
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Texas teen who raked in $600K in donations
after he ‘stabbed football star to death’
faces trial 13 replies
after he ‘stabbed football star to death’
faces trial 13 replies
Karmelo Anthony, the Texas student athlete who was charged with stabbing a football star from a rival high school to death — and then raised $600,000 in donations — is set to face trial this week.
The killing of Austin Metcalf — who died in his twin brother’s arms in Frisco, Texas, at a track meet in April 2025 — sparked an outpouring of grief.[snip]
The suspect, Anthony, retained a big-name Dallas lawyer, and the family started raising money from donation site GiveSendGo.
A family spokesman said last year that the money would go to “Stand with us in the fight against white supremacy.”
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His family raised over half a mill to fight against 'white supremacy' - presumably by murdering white folk.
Is that an Armani suit he's wearing?