Blake Lively's Legal Fees Ploy, and Mackenzie Shirilla's Shocking "Crash," with MK True Crime's Phil Holloway, Ashleigh Merchant, and Dave Aronberg | Ep. 1330
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Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at noon east.
Hey, everyone. I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show. We've got a mega Kelly's Court today where we are going to bring you the latest on multiple major cases of serious interest. Jury selection is underway right now in the Carmelo Anthony murder trial. The teen accused of stabbing 17-year-old Austin Metcalf at a track and field meet in Texas in April of last year. You remember this case? It has potentially a racial element. The defendant is black. The victim was white. And the black teen was in a tent that was populated by a different school. Austin Metcalf allegedly went to him to say, you know, move out of our tent. He said, make me. And the next thing you know, Carmelo Anthony stabbed him in the heart with a knife.
And that's what this case is about. Now he's going to mount a defense of some sort. I have no idea how or what it will be. He seems to be suggesting it's going to be self-defense. We'll get into it. And we now have the shocking footage of 18-year-old British student Henry Novak dying while handcuffed. The police tried to withhold this. They would not release this during the course of the trial. Well, now that's over and it's finally been released. This poor kid lays dying, trying to tell cops that he has been stabbed five times and that he cannot breathe. And the police officer looks at him and says, I don't think you have, mate. And he dies. He drowns in his own blood. And for that, absolutely nothing has happened to these police so far.
One has been allowed to retire early. That's it. They say an investigation is underway. What's taking so long? This case has been out there for quite some time. How long does it take to figure out he was stabbed? They didn't get him emergency help. And if the shoe were on the other foot, because the person who stabbed Henry Novak is a brown skin Sikh in England. And you're not allowed to say that they're the perpetrators of anything. You see here, the victim, too, was a white man, which is the most evil thing you can be in England and still in our country, which is why they let him fucking die. I'm sorry. It's just so infuriating. They let him die as he begged for help. And they did that because they took the word of his murderer and
that he, Henry, was the assailant, that he had harassed the actual perpetrator based on his Sikh religion or his brown skin, and that really the roles were reversed with no evidence. They had an eyewitness call in that suggested it was the opposite, that Henry was in fact the victim. Henry was the one who was down. Henry had five stab wounds. And still, they took the other kid's word, other man, his word. They didn't even handcuff that other man at any point. It's just, it's so egregious what has happened over there. They knelt in the street over the George Floyd death in the UK. For Henry Novak, nothing. These police officers let him die and And then the community has let them get away with zero accountability.
The cops who should and do owe a higher duty of care. To its citizens, to their citizens, those like Henry and those around Henry who expect more of the people they pay for, for safety and security services. This case is just it's so disturbing. So we'll have the latest because now Henry's family speaking out, as is the family of the perpetrator. Digwa is the last name. So we've got a lot to get to with Phil Holloway, Ashley Merchant, and Dave Ehrenberg, the hosts of the MK True Crime Show. They're all going to be here together later, fresh off their trip to Las Vegas for CrimeCon. That's fun. But we have got to start today with the latest in the Blake Lively versus Justin Baldoni legal saga. You thought it was over?
Think again. The two sides last month announcing a last-minute settlement, one in which Blake Lively got absolutely nothing. Nothing. She obviously did not want to go to trial. She shouldn't have gone to trial. It was going to be very unpleasant for her on that stand. We all witnessed her claims fall apart since the day two years ago, plus a year and a half when she filed them.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–4:55
2
How did police respond to Henry Novak's stabbing incident?
4:55–8:46
3
What concerns arise from the police's handling of the Henry Novak case?
8:46–21:16
4
What is the latest update on Blake Lively's legal case against Justin Baldoni?
21:16–25:58
5
How does the Speak Your Truth Act relate to Blake Lively's claims?
25:58–45:47
6
What are the implications of the police's actions in the Henry Novak case?
45:47–1:55:18
Speakers
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