thetragichippy Posted Monday at 04:45 PM Report Posted Monday at 04:45 PM So much false information going around. It blows me away the Suspect Karmelo Anthony is getting so much support. I'm curious if the knife was over 5.5" long. If so, That would be a 3rd degree felony in Texas having it on school property. @tvc184 - If the knife was over 5.5" long and if that is 3rd degree felony, could capital murder charges be filed, since he killed him while committing a felony? The young man needs to spend the rest of his life in jail. This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up Quote
SmashMouth Posted Monday at 08:29 PM Report Posted Monday at 08:29 PM 3 hours ago, thetragichippy said: So much false information going around. It blows me away the Suspect Karmelo Anthony is getting so much support. I'm curious if the knife was over 5.5" long. If so, That would be a 3rd degree felony in Texas having it on school property. @tvc184 - If the knife was over 5.5" long and if that is 3rd degree felony, could capital murder charges be filed, since he killed him while committing a felony? The young man needs to spend the rest of his life in jail. This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up I don't think that warrants a capital murder charge all by itself. thetragichippy 1 Quote
tvc184 Posted Tuesday at 03:20 AM Report Posted Tuesday at 03:20 AM 10 hours ago, thetragichippy said: So much false information going around. It blows me away the Suspect Karmelo Anthony is getting so much support. I'm curious if the knife was over 5.5" long. If so, That would be a 3rd degree felony in Texas having it on school property. @tvc184 - If the knife was over 5.5" long and if that is 3rd degree felony, could capital murder charges be filed, since he killed him while committing a felony? The young man needs to spend the rest of his life in jail. This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up Yes it would be a felony in Texas if the blade was over 5.5” and on school grounds. Texas did away with restrictions on the length of a legal knife as long as it isn’t in a restricted location such as a bar, school grounds, etc., or basically anywhere that you could not lawfully carry a handgun. So a person can walk down the street with a Roman broadsword on his side and it is legal. Going to a bar or on school grounds with a 5.75” blade and it’s a felony. That is a no on the Capital Murder. It is not merely committing another felony that makes it Capital Murder but certain felonies. Examples are during a robbery, sexual assault, kidnapping, murder for hire, etc.. thetragichippy 1 Quote
bullets13 Posted Tuesday at 06:17 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 06:17 PM the misinformation is appalling. The defense of his behavior is appalling. the complete fabrication of what happened to justify that defense is most appalling. A kid murdered another kid for telling him to leave, and possibly grabbing him by the shoulders. Many on the internet blame the victim. It's insane. myrecordwashorrible, tvc184 and thetragichippy 3 Quote
tvc184 Posted Tuesday at 07:46 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:46 PM 1 hour ago, bullets13 said: the misinformation is appalling. The defense of his behavior is appalling. the complete fabrication of what happened to justify that defense is most appalling. A kid murdered another kid for telling him to leave, and possibly grabbing him by the shoulders. Many on the internet blame the victim. It's insane. Wait, touching someone doesn’t qualify for deadly force in self defense?? Do tell…. 🤣 Necessary force has been stretched a bit, usually for glaring reason. Quote
bullets13 Posted Tuesday at 08:10 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 08:10 PM 23 minutes ago, tvc184 said: Wait, touching someone doesn’t qualify for deadly force in self defense?? Do tell…. 🤣 Necessary force has been stretched a bit, usually for glaring reason. Lots of them comparing him to Kyle Rittenhouse. First off, the two cases are nothing alike. Secondly, they told us over and over that he was guilty, so... Quote
baddog Posted Tuesday at 11:19 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 11:19 PM 4 hours ago, bullets13 said: the misinformation is appalling. The defense of his behavior is appalling. the complete fabrication of what happened to justify that defense is most appalling. A kid murdered another kid for telling him to leave, and possibly grabbing him by the shoulders. Many on the internet blame the victim. It's insane. The suspect has hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations from people supporting his innocence. Pitiful. What would happen if the races were switched. There ya go! Race shouldn’t enter into this, but it always does. bullets13 1 Quote
tvc184 Posted Wednesday at 11:08 AM Report Posted Wednesday at 11:08 AM 14 hours ago, bullets13 said: Lots of them comparing him to Kyle Rittenhouse. First off, the two cases are nothing alike. Secondly, they told us over and over that he was guilty, so... 🤣🤣🤣 How far will people go to try and justify crimes? Obviously you know this but….. Rittenhouse twice tried to run away and only shot when corned or attacked with deadly weapons. When did the suspect in this case run away and was cornered? bullets13 and thetragichippy 2 Quote
thetragichippy Posted Wednesday at 03:31 PM Author Report Posted Wednesday at 03:31 PM 4 hours ago, tvc184 said: 🤣🤣🤣 How far will people go to try and justify crimes? Obviously you know this but….. Rittenhouse twice tried to run away and only shot when corned or attacked with deadly weapons. When did the suspect in this case run away and was cornered? FB is unbelievable with the excuses and justification. I don't believe it will matter in a court room tho..... Reminds me of the the UHC CEO killer......all the justification for murder.....crazy tvc184 1 Quote
SmashMouth Posted Thursday at 03:55 PM Report Posted Thursday at 03:55 PM On 4/9/2025 at 6:08 AM, tvc184 said: 🤣🤣🤣 How far will people go to try and justify crimes? Obviously you know this but….. Rittenhouse twice tried to run away and only shot when corned or attacked with deadly weapons. When did the suspect in this case run away and was cornered? And the glaring point that the "defenders" of the attacker aren't adequately addressing is that he showed up to school with a knife in his possession... tvc184 1 Quote
5GallonBucket Posted Thursday at 07:46 PM Report Posted Thursday at 07:46 PM 3 hours ago, SmashMouth said: And the glaring point that the "defenders" of the attacker aren't adequately addressing is that he showed up to school with a knife in his possession... He was looking for trouble. Quote
SmashMouth Posted yesterday at 05:38 PM Report Posted yesterday at 05:38 PM 21 hours ago, 5GallonBucket said: He was looking for trouble. Yep. Quote
tvc184 Posted yesterday at 06:16 PM Report Posted yesterday at 06:16 PM On 4/10/2025 at 10:55 AM, SmashMouth said: And the glaring point that the "defenders" of the attacker aren't adequately addressing is that he showed up to school with a knife in his possession... Yep, he was looking for trouble and found it. I don’t think that a knife at school is a crime though. It can be a justification for suspension or expulsion. Quote
thetragichippy Posted yesterday at 07:35 PM Author Report Posted yesterday at 07:35 PM 1 hour ago, tvc184 said: I don’t think that a knife at school is a crime though I can't believe I'm attempting this, and I'll probably going to regret it....BUT, Texas Penal code 46.03a Can be a 3rd degree felony if knife blade is over 5.5 inches. at least that is what I'm reading tvc184 1 Quote
tvc184 Posted 15 hours ago Report Posted 15 hours ago 10 hours ago, thetragichippy said: I can't believe I'm attempting this, and I'll probably going to regret it....BUT, Texas Penal code 46.03a Can be a 3rd degree felony if knife blade is over 5.5 inches. at least that is what I'm reading Do you want the short version or the long version?? 😎 thetragichippy 1 Quote
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