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Update on Karmelo Anthony murder case: Deep corruption involving backdoor manipulation, a false defense case formed with plans to target the jury, criminals being used to target innocent defenders of Austin Metcalf and a violation of the gag order. On April 2, 2025, a high school track meet in...

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52 days until trial. As the trial gets closer, the advocate for Karmelo Anthony is targeting and doxxing anyone who speaks against her or the Anthony family. Tiffney Billions, aka Tiffney McAdoo - whom I am currently in the process of suing for defamation - is now targeting other individuals who speak out against her on social media. On April 2, 2025, Karmelo Anthony stabbed Austin Metcalf in the heart at a high school track meet in Frisco. Since then, the Anthony family has used Dominique Alexander as a spokesperson, and has now shifted to Tiffney as their advocate. She continues to raise funds for the Anthony family every Sunday. The Anthony family has raised nearly $600,000 for Karmelo, who had his bond lowered, was allowed to graduate, and was placed on house arrest. Now, as things become more heated, anyone who speaks against Tiffney and her actions - or against Karmelo Anthony for the stabbing of Austin Metcalf after being asked to move from underneath a Memorial High School tent - is being targeted and threatened. In a recent online rant, Tiffney doxxed an anonymous account that was using a pseudonym to avoid being targeted. She repeatedly stated the individual’s full name and made statements about targeting her entire family, regardless of their involvement. She also falsely accused the individual of drug use. I am currently in the process of suing Tiffney Billions for statements she made about me, including accusations that I was a m*th user, a s*x worker, and that I obtained court documents illegally in relation to the Karmelo Anthony case. As the trial gets closer, I expect more behavior like this from those who continue to defend Karmelo and his actions that day.

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DA Greg Willis Announces First-Degree Murder Indictment in Frisco Track Meet Stabbing Death of Austin Metcalf; Karmelo Anthony Charged Collin County District Attorney Greg Willis announced today that a Collin County Grand Jury has indicted a defendant for First-Degree Murder in the April 2, 2025, stabbing death of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf during a high school track meet in Frisco, Texas. The defendant is Karmelo Sincere Anthony, who was also 17 at the time. District Attorney Willis addressed the indictment in the following video statement: “Earlier this spring, our community was shaken by what happened at a school track meet in Frisco — the violent loss of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf. For weeks, my team has been presenting evidence to the grand jury. Today, I summarized that evidence, and I asked the Grand Jury to return a first degree murder indictment against Karmelo Anthony — which they did. With that indictment, the case now moves formally into the court system. From this point forward, we’ll continue doing our part — fully and fairly — to pursue justice under the law. The trial schedule will be set by the court. But when the time comes, we’ll be ready. We know this case has struck a deep nerve — here in Collin County and beyond. That’s understandable. When something like this happens at a school event, it shakes people to the core. But the justice system works best when it moves with steadiness and with principle. That’s what we’re committed to. And that’s exactly what this case deserves. We’re also mindful of Austin’s family, and everyone who loved him. Please keep them in your thoughts — and, if you’re willing, in your prayers as well. Finally, remember that a defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.” Additional Information: Murder is a first-degree felony offense that, upon conviction, carries a punishment range of 5 to 99 years, or life, in a Texas prison, and an optional fine not to exceed $10,000. In the Texas criminal justice system, 17-year-olds are considered adults. An arrest and an indictment are not evidence of guilt. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. #PursuingJustice #ProtectingOurCommunity #CollinCountyDA #CollinCounty

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