Posted on 04/14/2025 1:35:43 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Karmelo Anthony’s family is well off. They are not poor by any means.
It appears they may have have lived in multiple cities in Louisiana
A twitter person says they moved to Frisco in 2024 which might explain why they were renting.
I have ZERO doubt they are being threatened. They have ZERO doubt the kid is going to get out of this. Cha-Ching! Let’s move!!
Not in any red state, anyway.
“to help the family move”
Murder a kid, get your family a new house.
BLM grifters.
Movin on up...
A lot of suburban white kids (boys and girls) throw gang signs.
Good research. Some Freepers think every black person is poor and lives in the hood.
You think everyone in red states is racist?
They are renting it, according to.county property tax records. People shouldn’t doxx it will give the defense grounds for a venue change to some heavily ethnic county where they will claim it’s the only way for a fair trial.
i looked at this fund raising page. The money is going to Kayla hayes and they can spend it as they see fit because here is the blurb
“This is the Official Support Fund for Karmelo and his family during this challenging and difficult time.”
Dead kid’s family can sue stabber but I bet there will be no money to access
OH My. she may be the current/former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader if you look at her Instagram page Frisco Tx....or it could be a different Kayla hayes.
No, probably different. First name spelled differently.
Kala is the stepmother. Wonder what his mother thinks of the money grab (assuming she is still alive)
In Texas, Murder convictions roll like this:
- Without Sudden Passion: Murder is a first-degree felony, punishable by 5 to 99 years or life in prison.
- With Sudden Passion: Murder is reduced to a second-degree felony, with a punishment range of 2 to 20 years in prison.
The boy confessed, but he's going to fit Sudden Passion, even though packing the knife was pre-meditated.
Still could get the top end of Felony Murder 2 and the hard 20. Karamelo would have to do 10 before becoming parole-eligible, but at least he would have no shot at shock probation.
(If a DA did thread the needle and get him on Murder 1 and prove pre-meditation, that DA might be the next Texas AG.)
If they try to spin this into another Trayvannedoff or Big Gorge for tv and another try at a color revolution, it will end badly.
But I'm having a revelation on this tainted money pouring in for Karamelo, and it goes like this: the more money the family gets, once it has fully funded private defense counsel, and then starts making the family rich, the less likely they are to get upset once the DA starts proposing plea deals that would put Karamelo in for 20-serve-10 for Sudden Passion Murder 2.
"Oh, Karamelo, dis money be waitin' for you whens you gets out in 2035. Maybe you could go live on de Mars. We puts tree-fiddy every day on yo commissary card." LOFL
And before anyone says, "That's not justice.", well of course it's not, duh.
But two things are assured:
- 1) Karamelo will be a bitch on the inside, shit he could end up at Huntsville! Or worse! And the experience will break him for life.
- 2) Following from (1), it is an absolute certainty Karamelo will recidivise when he gets out, and go back in for the rest of the hard 20. And that is Schadenfreude served cold.
The racist judge lowered his bond from $1 million to 250,000 so he could bond out. Now he’ll sit at home playing video games for years while his case waits to go to trial. Unless he decides to move to Chicago or Detroit and just disappear.
yes
“For Karmelo’s birthday, Drew even surprised him with a Lexus IS 250, symbolizing the family’s pride in their 6-foot-tall, beloved eldest son.”
Collin County Assessor's Office Tax Search, searchable by address. It will tell you who owns it.
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