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That the surveillance videos which were shown in court, but not released to the public, should have been released, and absolutely should be released to the public now.

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Bets it would take more than 5 minutes for morons to start claiming it was AI and the real video shows a mob starting to beat him up?

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It's like a tribe that's too dumb to know how much harm they are doing to themselves

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Ever been to Africa?

Not much of one. I haven’t seen much of today’s witness recap, but it wasn’t going well for the defense

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So, that’s his policy, maybe the Memorial coach says different.

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Actually it isn’t now.

From the transcript the coaches statements on cross examination

Centennial now has a policy that students need to stay under their own tent.

He admitted that if a student was asked to leave a tent, he would expect them to do so.

"Is there any reason why someone should have a knife at a track meet?" prosecutors asked him.

"No, sir," the coach replied.

1st teen called (was not present)

He said sometimes, during downtime, people find their friends. He testified that he'd spent time under other teams' tents. He also said he's been under the Memorial tent. He's never had a problem.

Prosecutors asked him during cross-examination if he would leave when another team asked him to. He said he would and admitted there was no reason to carry a knife to a track meet.

2nd teen called - The defense called a 17-year-old Memorial High School student to the stand. He said he did not want to be there and had only met with the defense lawyers for about two minutes. He was also interviewed by a detective after the stabbing. In that interview, he told police that his teammate, Eddie Parra, had called Anthony over to the tent. He said he saw them shake hands. Anthony sat down, and then the two talked.

The teen said it was Metcalf's brother, Hunter, who first called attention to Anthony. That's different than what other witnesses have stated.

It should be noted Eddie Para referenced there was a witness for the prosecution per the recap and tells a very different story. He stated when asked at one point who was in the wrong “Karmelo”

Prosecution rested their case. Defense asked for a directed verdict which would have been grounds for a mistrial with a guilty of murder verdict, so the judge denied the request.

Defense called first witness, Centennial’s coach I believe they said. Defense asked him if he’d ask non school students to leave their tent area and he said no.

On cross examination he stated they now have a policy restricting their students to their area. Not a good decision to call him IMO by the defense.

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OK, but how is he doing jail time? If you insist on charging him with something and he's convicted, shouldn't his maximum sentence have been something like probation or a suspended sentence?

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I don’t know what the sentencing guidelines are for negligent homicide. That would have been what I was thinking would be appropriate.

Just saw jury has been selected and opening arguments are tomorrow. Key points

No black jurors
3 Educators struck
Judge rejected defense challenge
Strikes were not racially motivated

I fully expect him to be convicted given the information we have, and for cities very soft on crime to experience the consequences of being soft when there’s a handy excuse to rape and pillage.

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It won’t matter. If there is one black person on the jury, that kid is most likely getting off.

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Hanging a jury isn’t getting off. Just means they try again

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I assume I’ll get all the tickets I ordered.

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Me too, see you there

I hated the catch, so easy to drop it showing off

Only needs to be one point of failure really to consider.

It’s impossible to achieve peace in the Middle East absent killing about 80% of the population.

The Arab/Israeli war will end when one buries a knife in the chest of that last of the other. It will be a knife because they’ll want to see the look in their eyes knowing they’re the last. That’s how deep the hatred runs.