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#KarmeloAnthony ‘s team now pushing for a new trial and funding 🙄🖕 · The Facts with Jamal 🇺🇸🦅👊

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  All right, so a developing story from one American news network,
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  although we probably shouldn't even call it a developing story
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  because really it's a non story, but whatever.
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  So Carmelo Anthony's family, AKA the son of a bitch who stabbed
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  and killed Austin Metcalf in the April of last year.
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  Now his useless family is pushing once again for a new
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  250K legal defense fund in support of their trash son after
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  a appellate judge denied Anthony's request for a new
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  trial. Now I want you all to understand
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  why this really is a non story if you're someone particularly
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  like of those elk who really believes that Anthony was in the
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  wrong and that you still fell to him even today.
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  I mean, granted, it's been a year, but regardless, if you're
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  someone who still believes he's in the wrong, there's the victim
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  in all this. Well, I only have one thing to
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  say you, you're a sorry ass person in your own right.
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  So according to campaign organizers, they specify, and
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  I'm using that as quotations here, that all, if any, legal
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  proceeds will be deposited into a trust account managed by an
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  appellate lawyer, Russell Wilson.
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  No, not Russell Wilson, the much decorative football player, but
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  an appellate lawyer to cover. According to one American News,
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  Brooke Mallory transcript calls expert witnesses filings from
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  court and investigative services.
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  And also on top of that from organizers.
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  They have claimed that Anthony's family will not have any access
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  or control over whatever proceeds comes to this find.
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  But this is where I have to bring up, unfortunately, that
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  one fund that supposedly they blew past, and by that I mean
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  Anthony's family. Now mind you that one fund from
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  Gibson Go before it was shut down that never should have even
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  been bought to begin with, it raised essentially 635 K.
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  Now, I don't know exactly what that money was spent on,
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  although knowing these people is not, you know, personally, but
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  the way I see black people essentially have acted in
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  various ways over the years. I can pretty much guess that the
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  majority of that money did not really go to help their criminal
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  child. They went towards, you know,
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  extravagant living stuff, supposedly location and security
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  that they family quite frankly did not earn.
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  And now mind you, had his family actually spent a good portion of
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  that money on a competent defense lawyer instead of a
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  court appointed lawyer, maybe, and I'm not saying it would have
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  happened regardless, but maybe he would have had at least a
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  small chance. So you draw the connection as
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  far as how you think that trans family spent a century 635,000
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  and you figure out from there. But see, This is why I'm hoping
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  that this appellate, you know, try will not only be denied, but
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  it will essentially be put to bed.
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  And why constantly I always keep referring to these types of
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  people as victims of their own making, but more so from a
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  community standpoint. See, for them it's never enough
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  to accept responsibility for the million of ship problems they
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  have in their own community. But yet these are the same
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  people who feel compelled that they can cling on to many
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  decades and eons ago of Spain from the Jim Crow era to slavery
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  to even nowadays still feeling as if life has not given them a
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  fair shake. Yet they are also the same
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  people that are quick to blame others for every other problem
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  but can't look at themselves and figure out why are they so
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  heavily judged and or scrutinized.
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  The bottom line is, if you're someone from that community who
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  ultimately feels as if life will never be, you know, fair and
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  ideal, Well, you know what? Then tough shit, because life
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  will never be fair, ideal for anyone.
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  It doesn't matter what race or ethnicity you are, or wherever
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  your beginning was in your life, Life will never be fair for
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  anyone. So those, especially in that
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  black community, need to get their heads out of their asses
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  and stop complain. Now as far as Anthony is
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  concerned, he was well, I'm actually more pissed at as mom
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  now. I'm not even going to get to the
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  father because, you know, I mean, I'm just going to leave
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  that part there. But if she has any other kids of
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  her own, mostly they are younger than, you know, the criminal 1.
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  You would think this whole experience would probably propel
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  her to say if you do what your brother did, this is the
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  consequences you will face. Apparently from whatever I read
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  at one point, that message was either never delivered or for
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  one reason or another she just hopes not to say it to her
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  children. Whatever the case, doesn't
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  matter. Not only do I believe that their
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  criminal sons should have gotten even stiffer sentence, but it's
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  essentially the proverbial middle finger once again to also
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  Metcalf and his family. OK.
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  And look, depending on who you talk to, as far as you know, the
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  parameters of what happened, whether or not Metcalf and
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  Anthony had different feelings towards one another, if one
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  didn't like the other and all that stuff, it really doesn't
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  matter. The fact is, Anthony was not
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  supposed to be in the area he had no business being in that
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  day. And when you are asked more than
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  a handful of times to vacate the area and you didn't, and you
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  continue to press the matter, you are not only escalating the
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  problem, you are essentially asking for trouble to happen.
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  Oh and let me not forget to mention just recently how
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  according to text from his ex-girlfriend and several people
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  close, Anthony at one point had fantasized about ending
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  somebody's life and even tasting of blood.
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  And I guess since now reading this from One American News that
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  Anthony's parents still reiterate their quote UN quote
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  belief because their criminal son did not get a fair trial due
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  to a supposed gentleman's agreement that was made between
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  the trial council at the time and said prosecutors regarding
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  the evidence of character. If you really are someone that
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  actually believes in a quote UN quote gentleman's agreement,
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  congratulations, you're an even bigger dumbass than I actually
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  thought. Now mind you, this formal
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  process is supposed to take place in October, you know, with
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  our with gases, you know, his attorneys or confidants hoping
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  for at least one more opportunity to overturn his
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  conviction. But at this point, I hope
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  whoever this appellate judge will be that's presiding over of
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  it, I hope he takes everything into consideration, even what
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  was supposedly reported, you know, a couple weeks back.
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  Not only do I hope that not only they take all that and combine
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  it, but they are essentially denying his Anthony's request
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  for a new trial because at this point it's gotten completely
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  ridiculous. Like you cannot ultimately keep
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  trying to pursue your innocence when a century you elevated the
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  problem by being in the area that you had no business being
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  in. Was told more than a few times
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  to leave but didn't had verified messages from not only your
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  ex-girlfriend but others that you have fan size taking
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  someone's life. And that essentially after
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  taking Austin Metcalfe's life, you tried to make a break for it
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  and were literally caught on camera breaking down because you
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  knew you had been caught. Quite frankly, if I was, you
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  know, the person that was going through everything and if I were
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  making that decision, I would have told, you know, his defense
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  team along with Anthony if he was there.
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  I was telling them straight up, not only am I denying your
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  chance to overturn this conviction, but I would
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  essentially tell all of them to get the hell out of my office or
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  court because again, with these people is always an excuse for
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  something but never willing to take account Billy for their
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  actions. But hence that's what society is
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  today, unfortunately. But it's still more of the same
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  parent behavior of these people. Always an excuse, never willing
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  to take responsibility for anything because it's always
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  somebody else's fault.