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How Men Think

Karmelo Anthony Murder Trial: Prosecution Rests ... On a Saturday

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🗓️ 7 June 2026

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

It was a busy week one of the trial against the Texas teen accused of murdering another teen at a track meet last year. The prosecution called a total of 21 witnesses to the stand, resting their case against Karmelo Anthony Saturday afternoon. Jurors heard from coaches and other students who were in the tent at the time of the stabbing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf. The defense ended the Saturday court session by calling its first witness to the stand.

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0:00.0

This is an IHeart podcast.

0:02.5

Guaranteed Human.

0:06.1

Hey there, folks.

0:07.0

It is Sunday, June 7th, and the prosecution has already wrapped its case in the high profile and racially charged trial of teen Carmelo Anthony.

0:20.5

And with that, welcome to this episode of amy and tj

0:22.9

robed this is moving quickly trial supposed to go two weeks and the state wrapped up after only

0:29.2

they rose it wasn't even two full days of testimony yeah they flew through i was shocked because

0:35.0

look this was a little bit slow going. I think elections on Tuesday

0:38.9

slowed up the trial a bit, but Monday and Wednesday were jury selection, which created a whole

0:43.9

bunch of headlines because you had not one black juror on a case, a murder case, where a black

0:51.9

teenager could be facing the rest of his life behind bars

0:55.0

for stabbing to death a white teenager. Now, there's no racial implication in the actual crime

1:00.3

itself, but tensions certainly were there inside and outside the courtroom. So this happened

1:06.9

on Saturday, and we should explain that. First of all, the prosecution did wrap its case on Saturday. Yes, they are in court and we're in court this weekend on an actual Saturday. This does happen every once in a while. You don't hear about it that often, but every once in a while, judges in some places. We'll decide, hey, things are going well. We want to keep this thing moving along. We already lost a couple of days this week because of elections and things going on. So let's keep it going. So decided to have trial on a Saturday.

1:33.0

So yesterday they were in court. Enroves, it wasn't long. You went through the timeline a little bit,

1:38.3

but the prosecution only really started its case on Thursday afternoon after opening statements, got the day on Friday.

1:47.5

And then by 2 o'clock on Saturday, 2 o'clock on Saturday, Robs, I have to say, I was a little shocked,

1:53.2

giving how many witnesses, which it was 21, I believe they called.

1:56.9

But given how big of a deal this case is, how charged it is, how heated, boom, boom,

2:05.5

we made our case.

2:06.8

Yeah, it was just one, it seemed like reading through because there were no cameras in the

2:10.6

courtroom.

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