Track meet press conference exposed.
Teen murder suspect Karmelo Anthony’s press conference exploded into chaos.
Fatal track meet incident explained.
The stabbing death of Austin Metcalf at a Texas track meet has gripped the nation—and split opinions down the middle.
It all started at a Frisco high school track meet when Anthony sat under Memorial High’s team tent uninvited.
Metcalf reportedly told Anthony to leave—an argument escalated, and moments later, Austin was bleeding out.
Austin died in the arms of his twin brother, Hunter, who tried desperately to stop the bleeding.
Anthony and Metcalf didn’t know each other. The stabbing was their first—and last—interaction.
The two teens didn’t go to the same school. Police confirm there was no history between them.
Over $450,000 has poured into Anthony’s donation page. Supporters say he’s the real victim.
Anthony’s attorney, Michael Howard, insists, “This isn’t a bond fund. This family needs to survive.”
Howard added, “Every Texan has the right to defend themselves when they fear for their life.”
Anthony’s family’s situation highlighted.
Angela Hayes, Anthony’s mother, claimed they only got access to the funds this week—and haven’t touched a cent yet.
“We have not received a single dime from the GiveSendGo fundraiser,” she told reporters.
The family says racist threats have kept them trapped in their home—afraid to even step outside.
Minister Alexander described threats showing ‘Black children with knives in their heads.’
Funds will reportedly go toward security and moving expenses, as the family claims they’ve been doxxed.
Aftermath of incident clarified.
Anthony, 17, is out on bond after a controversial reduction in court, despite admitting to the fatal stabbing.
Anthony had a knife. Why? His attorney hasn’t said. But the defense is claiming self-defense.
Judge Angela Tucker, who lowered the bond, has gone private on social media after being hit with racial abuse.
“We’ve never had security issues like this,” the judge reportedly said in court on Monday.
Anthony’s family is currently renting a $900,000 home in the gated community of Richwoods in Frisco.
As part of his release, Anthony must wear an ankle monitor and remain at home pending trial.
Social media has exploded with debate, backlash, and conspiracy theories from both sides.
Alexander denied viral rumors that Metcalf had bullied Anthony prior to the stabbing, calling it ‘pure fabrication.’
Shocking press conference scenes profiled.
At the recent press conference, the alleged victim’s dad stormed in uninvited.
Jeff Metcalf, father of slain 16-year-old Austin Metcalf, was physically removed by police from Thursday’s emotional gathering.
Metcalf had been standing with reporters at the Next Generation Action Network HQ in Dallas before tensions boiled over.
“He wouldn’t leave when asked,” Minister Dominique Alexander later said, delaying the event until Metcalf was ejected.
“It was inappropriate,” Alexander told press, “a disrespect to the dignity of his son.”
During the press conference, Anthony’s mother Kayla Hayes begged for threats and harassment to stop.
Alexander said Thursday’s event would be their last press conference until trial.
Public fury reignites.
But the real explosion came when Jeff Metcalf walked into the room—and refused to walk out.
Photos of Jeff with his son Austin show a proud father—now thrust into a legal firestorm.
The accused killer’s camp turned on the grieving father—throwing him out, silencing him, and reigniting public fury.