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Hey, that folks, it is Thursday, June 11th,

and Carmelo Anthony's parents are talking.

And they say their child did not, in their words,

get a fair shake and said, everybody lied on the stand.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

Roms, I saw you nodding your head because that is not up for interpretation.

That's what she said.

Now, you know a lot of this is coming for a place of pain, a pace of anger,

but she's putting some stuff out there.

Yes. And look, she was understandably emotional. I don't even know how she was able to be composed enough to give an interview. I can't imagine what that would feel like and be like. And she sat in that courtroom every single day alongside her husband. And they watched their son fight for his life. And they're upset because he lost it.

I mean, he is in prison. He was sentenced for 35 years. He was taken away in handcuffs.

Head was shaved. Mugshot released. He was processed. And yesuffs. Head was shaved, mugshot released.

He was processed, and yes, they have access to him, but their son is gone for decades.

And it's a reminder of that, Robes.

He was sentenced to 35 years.

I believe we have that right.

He has to serve at least half of that before he is allowed to even be up for parole.

So, I mean, you do those numbers. He could still be a, that's crazy to think, a 36, 37 year old man getting out of prison after a murder conviction. That is a 37, you think about it, that's a really

young man. That means you had to have gone in pretty young. Yes, he is a teenager. That is a 30, so you think about it, that's a really young man. That means you

had to have gone in pretty young. Yes, he is a teenager. He is 19 years old and his mother in

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