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‘They don’t give a s–t about my family’

Sophia Martin
Sophia Martin
Published April 19, 2025
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The father of a murdered teenager Austin Metcalf He criticized the protesters who celebrated a demonstration against the murderer accused of his son, calling them “baits of race” that “they want to throw their narrative for their own agenda.”

The father, Jeff Metcalf, spoke with the post on Saturday, hours after a group of protesters met at the stadium where Karmelo Anthony, 17, allegedly stabbed Austin Metcalf, also 17 years old, in the heart at a meeting of the secondary school in Frisco, Texas.

The organizers of a group called “protecting White Americans” condemned local authorities for supporting what they called “Anti-Blanco hatred” and “Anti-Blanca Violence” by releasing Anthony, who is black, in Bond.

A woman is arrested after supposedly pending a protester. LP media
Austin Hunter talks to the police after being sprayed in a Anti-Carmelo Anthony rally. LP media
Austin Hunter (left), Jake Lang (medium) and Philip Anderson talk to protesters on Saturday, April 19. LP media

“That is all that are: career baiters,” Jeff Metcalf told the post. “F – In -Peons who want to throw their narrative for their own agenda. They don’t care about crap to my family … about Karmelo Anthony’s family.”

Protect White Americaons was founded by Jake Lang, a “self -taught” political prisoner who was arrested during the protest of January 6 and is now running for a seat in the United States Senate in Florida.

Metcalf said Lang invited him to speak in Saturday’s demonstration, trying to win it with statistics on black violence and the rhetoric of “white lives.”

A protester has a sign in the parking lot of the stadium where Austin Metcalf was killed. LP media
Jake Lang and Philip Anderson pronounce a speech from a bus. LP media

“I said:” You, sir, are part of the problem of march. You are not part of the solution. I don’t want to do with you, “Metcalf said.

He demanded that Long eliminate the photos of his son from the Protect White America Website and the event flyers, and plans to complain to the school board to give the protesters access to the stage parking.

“Desire [the superintendent] To explain how you let this white garbage in school property where my son was killed less than two weeks ago. “

However, the protesters insisted that they were on the side of the Metcalf family.

The police dejected a counterprotestor that allegedly prevented an officer arresting another protester. LP media
Austin Hunter poses for a photo after being sprayed in pepper on Saturday’s rally. LP media

“They are in the tomb of Austin Metcalf because it is white. If he was black, they would not be angry his grave,” said President Philip Anderson, a black man who was also arrested in the disturbance of January 6.

The event only attracted to about 40 protesters and half of the hires-manifestors. A police wall separated both sides, but two people were arrested, including a woman who allegedly stepped on a protester with the “Trump” hat.

Some witnesses said the man, Austin Hunter, physically threatened the woman, others said they were only arguing, but Hunter plans to press charges.

“Every time I get a chans to put a Democrat in jail, I will,” he told The Post.

Saturday’s clash was the last in a cultural war with racial burden on the fate of Anthony, who had accused of a first degree murder leg with a bond or $ 1 million until a judge lowered him to $ 250000 and allowed him to leave the jail at home.

Anthony supposedly told the police that he was acting in self -defense when he allegedly killed Metcalf at a high school meeting. Witnesses say Metcalf tried to get him out of his seat in the stands when he pulled out a knife from his backpack and stabbed him in his heart.

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