Source: New York Post
Karmelo Anthony’s lawyers cooked up a so-called “gentleman’s agreement” with Texas prosecutors in a bid to stop potentially damaging evidence from being released during his trial – as the teen desperately tries to get his conviction for murdering Austin Metcalf overturned. The deal was created to ensure his trial was premised around “what happened under the tent,” referring to the April 2, 2025, stabbing at Kuykendall Stadium in Frisco, Texas, according to court documents seen by the Daily Mail. The agreement, described as a “gentleman’s agreement” in court documents, blocked the defense and prosecution from mentioning details about Metcalf’s and Anthony’s character and family history.
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