bmac_aggie18 said:
I wonder how many years until parole
17.5 until he's eligible, but Texas BPP is very harsh on "High Profile" cases. My experience points to two 5-year set offs and he will serve at least 27.5
Karmelo Anthony murder trial
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17.5 until he's eligible, but Texas BPP is very harsh on "High Profile" cases. My experience points to two 5-year set offs and he will serve at least 27.5
I hope they deliver him to prison wearing a skimpy pink bikini and no door on his cell.
Wanted life with no parole. Hate crime is what would have done it but somehow our fair justice system doesn't include violence against whites as "hate".
So any thoughts if there will be riots tonight?
Thanks PG for explaining that.
Something I've read recently was that there are particular gangs that would like a piece of him. He may not make it to 17.5 years.
Something I've read recently was that there are particular gangs that would like a piece of him. He may not make it to 17.5 years.
one safe place said:Serious Lee said:
She should tell them she is sorry but has no idea who the father is of four of the five children.
"Oh yeah, and don't go killing anybody in cold blood"
Screw this jury
Just glad they didn't take the sudden passion claim.
ErnestEndeavor said:
35, will have to serve 17.5 before parole eligibility. I think this was a good outcome for Anthony. He will have a shot at living a life after getting out.
Hopefully he will be killed in prison.
Little Rock Ag said:Teslag said:
The 18 year old kid earlier in the thread that killed another 18 year old at a party with a kick to the face got 30 as well. Was paroled at 28 with good behavior.
Kicking someone in the face and causing their death is materially different, in my opinion, than stabbing someone with a knife you had with you.
Not sure I agree. That video of the kick death is pretty tough to watch. He beat the **** out of the kid first. Then as the kid was getting up took 3 steps and kicked him the face with a steal toe boot.
Kid died a few days later.
FriscoKid said:
Murder 30+ years and jury finds him guilty before 4 today.
Should have stuck with my original bet. I got greedy and lost it all.
one safe place said:ErnestEndeavor said:
35, will have to serve 17.5 before parole eligibility. I think this was a good outcome for Anthony. He will have a shot at living a life after getting out.
Hopefully he will be killed in prison.
We know he can't out run anyone.
HoustonAg2106 said:Mort Rainey said:FriscoKid said:
Only 35
Not true justice. But that's basically a wasted life. I'll take it over him walking out in fifteen years
He'll walk in 17.5
I was wrong about the 20, but I think it'll be less than that. I think he'll serve somewhere around 8 to 10, not sure how much he has to serve though.
This kid is not going to have a good time in prison. He really should've made a different decision.
Edit: apparently he has to serve half of it. Thanks everyone.
I don’t get enough credit for the things I manage not to say.
Said between 30-40 earlier in the thread and they came in at 35. Felt to me like it should have been much more though.
Instead of peacocking around screaming racism, maybe some of those clowns outside should start teaching their people about self control and that killing people for disrespecting you is not a good path to take.
Instead of peacocking around screaming racism, maybe some of those clowns outside should start teaching their people about self control and that killing people for disrespecting you is not a good path to take.
annie88 said:HoustonAg2106 said:Mort Rainey said:FriscoKid said:
Only 35
Not true justice. But that's basically a wasted life. I'll take it over him walking out in fifteen years
He'll walk in 17.5
I was wrong about the 20, but I think it'll be less than that. I think he'll serve somewhere around 8 to 10, not sure how much he has to serve though.
This kid is not going to have a good time in prison. He really should've made a different decision.
Has to serve at least half.
Logos Stick said:
Screw this jury
Could have been a lot worse. Assuming he serves 17.5 or 15 or whatever at a minimum, this is a win. Just not as big as deserved.
The alternative is he could have walked or got a sweetheart small deal.
Had to serve minimum half.
Probably have to be a choir boy to get first shot parole
Probably have to be a choir boy to get first shot parole
annie88 said:HoustonAg2106 said:Mort Rainey said:FriscoKid said:
Only 35
Not true justice. But that's basically a wasted life. I'll take it over him walking out in fifteen years
He'll walk in 17.5
I was wrong about the 20, but I think it'll be less than that. I think he'll serve somewhere around 8 to 10, not sure how much he has to serve though.
This kid is not going to have a good time in prison. He really should've made a different decision.
Not eligible for parole until half the sentence 17.5 years
Kenneth_2003 said:
Had to serve minimum half.
Probably have to be a choir boy to get first shot parole
OK, yes sorry I caught up with everything. He'll still only be 36 by the time he gets out but he'll be a very different person. I really think he thought he was going to walk or get a very light sentence before the trial started. Once it started going the way it did. I hope he prepared himself.
Hopefully there won't be any riots.
I don’t get enough credit for the things I manage not to say.
annie88 said:HoustonAg2106 said:Mort Rainey said:FriscoKid said:
Only 35
Not true justice. But that's basically a wasted life. I'll take it over him walking out in fifteen years
He'll walk in 17.5
I was wrong about the 20, but I think it'll be less than that. I think he'll serve somewhere around 8 to 10, not sure how much he has to serve though.
This kid is not going to have a good time in prison. He really should've made a different decision.
He has to serve a minimum of half. And no Texas parole board will let him walk on the first parole board.
We will serve around 25 years.
With how high profile this case is, he isn't getting his first chance at parole granted unless he starts healing the blind while in prisonKenneth_2003 said:
Had to serve minimum half.
Probably have to be a choir boy to get first shot parole
So what happened at the sentencing hearing? Did he or anyone else give statements?
evidently they are doing impact statements from the family now
God loves you so much He'll meet you where you are. He also loves you too much to allow to stay where you are.
We sing Hallelujah! The Lamb has overcome!
We sing Hallelujah! The Lamb has overcome!
Kenneth_2003 said:
Had to serve minimum half.
Probably have to be a choir boy to get first shot parole
Yeah, Being eligible for parole is not the same as being granted it.
annie88 said:Kenneth_2003 said:
Had to serve minimum half.
Probably have to be a choir boy to get first shot parole
OK, yes sorry I caught up with everything. He'll still only be 36 by the time he gets out but he'll be a very different person. I really think he thought he was going to walk or get a very light sentence before the trial started. Once it started going the way it did. I hope he prepared himself.
Hopefully there won't be any riots.
The tweets saying his heads down, shaking uncontrollably... The FO phase is not sitting well with him
I'm already sick of hearing about this being a racist thing. They can just shut up with that. If anything, they are the ones making it a racist thing.
I don’t get enough credit for the things I manage not to say.
Jury instructions in Texas no longer include any notice of parole or early release for good behavior so most jurors are surprised to learn that the convicted may only serve 1/3rd to 1/2 of their sentence.PathfinderGeneral said:
It's half the sentence or 30 years whichever is less. So if they sentenced him to 80 years he would be eligible in 30.
rynning said:
So what happened at the sentencing hearing? Did he or anyone else give statements?
Just his mom
HoustonAg2106 said:Mort Rainey said:FriscoKid said:
Only 35
Not true justice. But that's basically a wasted life. I'll take it over him walking out in fifteen years
He'll walk in 17.5
No he won't.
Suicide watch man may need to go get a cup of coffee tonight. Perhaps smoke a ciggy or two
rynning said:
So what happened at the sentencing hearing? Did he or anyone else give statements?
Mom testified for the defense. Prosecution told the jury whatever you give him will be less than he took from Austin Metcalf and his family.
That was IT!
Would like to know what the DA was offering for a plea deal. KA deserved much more than he got, but I would like to know just how much regret he is going to have over not taking the deal.
Kenneth_2003 said:annie88 said:Kenneth_2003 said:
Had to serve minimum half.
Probably have to be a choir boy to get first shot parole
OK, yes sorry I caught up with everything. He'll still only be 36 by the time he gets out but he'll be a very different person. I really think he thought he was going to walk or get a very light sentence before the trial started. Once it started going the way it did. I hope he prepared himself.
Hopefully there won't be any riots.
The tweets saying his heads down, shaking uncontrollably... The FO phase is not sitting well with him
Actions have consequences. That's what it's all about. A deterrent to others hopefully.
Kenneth_2003 said:annie88 said:Kenneth_2003 said:
Had to serve minimum half.
Probably have to be a choir boy to get first shot parole
OK, yes sorry I caught up with everything. He'll still only be 36 by the time he gets out but he'll be a very different person. I really think he thought he was going to walk or get a very light sentence before the trial started. Once it started going the way it did. I hope he prepared himself.
Hopefully there won't be any riots.
The tweets saying his heads down, shaking uncontrollably... The FO phase is not sitting well with him
Wait until he has to listen to the family and Hunter tell him to his face what he did to them.
HoustonAg2106 said:Mort Rainey said:FriscoKid said:
Only 35
Not true justice. But that's basically a wasted life. I'll take it over him walking out in fifteen years
He'll walk in 17.5
lol tell me you know nothing about parole for offenders of this kind in Texas.
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