Megyn Kelly

Because we can all see that's what it is with our own damn eyes.

We're about to show you three critical up-close videos of what happened under the tent.

These were enhanced by Robbie Harvey, a true crime social media journalist on X. In this close-up video at the top of the tent, you see Carmelo Anthony walk in and sit down under the tent where the murder occurred.

Carmelo runs for another team.

Again, there was no reason for him to be inside that tent, and he knew it was provocative to do this.

A few minutes later, you see Austin Metcalf get up and move next to where Carmelo Anthony is seated.

Witnesses say Austin was trying to get Anthony to leave the team's tent.

About three minutes later, you see two people appear to push each other.

Within seconds, Carmelo is seen running out of the top of the tent.

By our count, it was about four seconds between the pushing and Carmelo running out of the tent.

I mean, there was no built up.

There was no long altercation.

He shoved a knife in another boy's heart and then made a run for it.

After Carmelo ran away from the scene and to the end of the stadium, he's eventually brought back closer to the crime scene by teachers.

Not because he wanted to, but because they made him.

They made him.

According to CBS Texas, Memorial High School athletic trainer, that's where Austin went, Tiffany Whitaker, first stopped Carmelo and then handed him off to Heritage High School head football coach Vincent Hooper.

According to journalist Sarah Fields, who was inside the courtroom for the entire trial, Whitaker testified that she got in front of Anthony as he was running, put her hands up to keep him from leaving, and then yelled at Coach Hooper, hey, this kid stabbed someone, don't let him leave, end quote.

This is when Coach Hooper put his arms around Carmelo in a hugging fashion to prevent him from leaving the stadium.

Quoting there, I'm quoting.