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Karmelo Anthony’s Self-Defense Claim Falls Apart As Jury Convicts Him In Fatal Track Meet Stabbing

🎥: @CBSNewsTexas

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A rainy high school track meet in Texas has now become the center of a murder conviction, a rejected self-defense argument, and a sentencing battle that could send 19-year-old Karmelo Anthony to prison for life. Anthony was convicted Tuesday in the track meet stabbing death of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf, after jurors sided with prosecutors who said the fatal confrontation was not self-defense.

The case started at a 2025 track meet in the Dallas suburb of Frisco, where students from different high schools had gathered during rainy weather. According to testimony cited by the Associated Press, the confrontation began after Anthony sat under a tent belonging to Metcalf’s Memorial High School track team and refused to leave when athletes told him to move.

From there, what could have stayed as a teenage argument turned fatal. Several student witnesses testified that Metcalf told Anthony to leave the tent before Anthony reached into a bag and pulled out a knife. One teenage witness recalled Metcalf telling Anthony, “You don’t have anything in that backpack. It’s Frisco.”

Prosecutors painted the stabbing as deliberate escalation, not panic. Prosecutor Bill Wirskye called it a “sneak, surprise attack” and argued that Anthony fueled the confrontation before using the knife. Defense attorney Mike Howard pushed back, telling jurors Anthony acted in a “split second of fear, chaos” after Metcalf made the first physical contact.

That physical contact became a central point in the trial. Witnesses testified that Metcalf pushed Anthony after Anthony allegedly reached into his bag and said, “Touch me and see what happens,” according to reporting on the police report and trial testimony. Prosecutors argued a shove did not justify a fatal stabbing, while the defense framed the moment as the point where Anthony believed he had to protect himself.

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