In a disturbing escalation of the anti-white racial hatred already on display throughout the Karmelo Anthony murder trial, supporters of the convicted killer swarmed and verbally assaulted Austin Metcalf’s family as they left the Collin County Courthouse on Wednesday, after Anthony was sentenced to 35 years in prison.
Footage posted to X captures the family, still grieving from losing their 17-year-old son and brother, being taunted with the vile chant “We glad Austin’s dead!” as they walked from the courthouse steps to their vehicles in the parking lot.
In the video, the Metcalf family is trying to just walk down the stairs to leave.
As the family members, including Austin’s identical twin brother Hunter, who held his brother as he bled out and died, make their way across the lot toward waiting cars, a group of the killer’s supporters closes in.
The clip shows supporters of the murderer yelling directly at and taunting the family, who somehow remained calm.
The family keeps moving toward a black SUV as the harassment continues under the watch of sheriff’s deputies. The harassment continues even as vehicles pull away.
Video of the harassment was originally posted to TikTok by a user named “Chief_Malo,” who also supports the murderer.
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@chief_maloAustin Metcalf family leaving the courthouse after Karmelo Anthony was found guilty in sentenced to 35 years in prison and it is full of emotion from everyone that is out there♬ original sound – Chief Malo
Anthony, 19, was convicted of first-degree murder on Tuesday after an eight-day trial.
The jury deliberated less than three hours before rejecting his self-defense claim over the 2025 stabbing of Austin Metcalf at a Frisco high school track meet.
Low-IQ animals scream racist slurs at Austin Metcalf’s family as they leave the courthouse 🚨
They then block their car in to stop them from leaving peacefully…
Imagine your brother/son was just murdered and you have to deal with these hysterical freaks ↘︎ pic.twitter.com/qwwciAkMV6
— Matt Wallace (@MattWallace888) June 10, 2026
Following the verdict, the same jury sentenced Anthony to 35 years in prison.
The crowd outside the courthouse also openly called for the death of Austin’s twin brother Hunter, with one supporter declaring “BOTH of the brothers should’ve been dead” to cheers from the group.
Black Panthers and other agitators gathered in the court’s parking lot, declared “this is a war,” and ranted about a “racist-ass country.”
Anthony supporters engaged in multiple confrontations outside the courthouse, including surrounding vehicles of Metcalf supporters, berating sheriff’s deputies, and generally acting like fools.
The family’s representative, Dominique Alexander, blamed the jury, which he falsely labeled “all-white,” despite the presence of non-Black minority jurors, and vowed to fight the conviction on appeal, with the Next Generation Action Network contributing $10,000 toward legal fees.
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