Austin Metcalf's father speaks out after Karmelo Anthony verdict
There is no prison sentence that would satisfy the father of Austin Metcalf.
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There is no prison sentence that would satisfy the father of Austin Metcalf.
Collin County First Assistant District Attorney Bill Wirskye presented the prosecution's case against Anthony in court.
Karmelo Anthony was found guilty earlier Tuesday after a trial that examined the confrontation leading to Austin Metcalf's death at a Frisco track meet.
Closing arguments are scheduled for Tuesday morning after testimony ends without the defendant taking the stand.
Witnesses described repeated warnings, rising tension, and a sudden attack as prosecutors played emotional body‑camera video for jurors.
Jurors watched surveillance video and heard emotional testimony as witnesses described Karmelo Anthony's actions after Austin Metcalf was fatally stabbed at a Frisco track meet.
Opening statements will take place on Thursday morning.
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