Suffocating tears, sad Texas mother and 17-year-old twin brother Austin Metcalf He worked hard to explain their destruction after being stabbed to death in a horrible scene in a track and field game in Frisco, Texas.
“My son is gone, I really have nothing to say,” Megan Metcalf cried “City of Will Performance” Thursday. “He’s only missed so much by our family, but the entire community does wrap their arms around us. If I could say anything to the country, I’d say make sure you just hug the baby tightly. Because you don’t know when to know when [is] Last time you did it. ”
Austin Metcalf, A junior at Frisco Memorial High School was allegedly a student-athlete at Frisco Centennial High School, Karmelo Anthony, stabbed in the chest. The dispute reportedly began with a seat dispute as the team waited for the delayed race to begin.
The suspect has been arrested and charged with murder.
Sad Texas father speaks after son is stabbed to death in high school track and field competition
Austin is “very smart” and a “highly recruited” football player whose twin brother Hunter remembers being “a great man overall” and he “always checking me out and keeping my intuition so I don’t have trouble.”
Hunter Metcalf tells the incredible tragedy “City of Will Performance” Thursday. He explained that the brothers noticed the suspect near their team tent. The situation escalates when the brothers try to question the suspect.
Hunter said: “My brother stepped in. He started to be his own situation. We were just brothers, just with my support on my back. Things started to get more like higher intensity, and the kid said something like reckless, like reckless things, and Austin tried to solve this problem.”
“I whipped my head and then suddenly I saw him running from the stands looking at the chest…I put my hands there and tried to do this [the bleeding] Stopped, I grabbed his head and I looked into his eyes. I just saw his soul leave, which took my soul away. ”
Austin Metcalf, 17, was killed in a fatal dispute in a track and field competition in Frisco, Texas. (Jeff Metcalf)
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The incident took place around 10 a.m. at the Kuykendall Stadium at the 11-5A Championship conference at the University’s Interscholasic League. Anthony attends the Frisco Centennial, about 7 miles away From Frisco memorial.
According to the Frisco Independent School District, the meeting was suspended shortly after the incident. The stadium was “immediately fixed, students were released and sent back to their home campus with expedient driving on FISD buses.”
Meanwhile, the Metcalf family is angry and sad for the sudden loss of Austin.
“I was angry with that boy. It was unfair,” Megan shouted.
Metcalf Family chapel A vigil was held in Austin’s honor Wednesday night, attracting hundreds of people.
Hunter said: “In 17 years, my best friend, just in the blink of an eye, I lost him.
“I just do it for [the suspect’s] family. I pray that they also understand what we are going through. ”
Austin’s father Jeff Metcalf launched a GoFundMe page to help families recover.
Madison Colombo and Ryan Morik of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
