Karmelo Anthony photographed with guns as docs reveal alleged history of rage, threats and violence

Hours before Karmelo Anthony fatally stabbed Austin Metcalf at a Texas high school track meet on April 2, 2025, his girlfriend reported him to school staff for allegedly stalking her as he texted that he was "on the verge," according to a 75-page court document obtained by Fox News Digital.That morning, Anthony’s girlfriend, Valeria Torres Perez, told a Centennial High School staff member that Anthony had been driving by her home and refusing to let her end their relationship.At 12:59 a.m., text messages attributed to Anthony show him writing, "im lowk on the verge." The message does not specify what he meant.He repeated and emphasized it about 35 minutes later.UNTAPPED KARMELO ANTHONY EVIDENCE CACHE SHOWED HE STALKED EX-GIRLFRIEND, HAD 'KNIVES' OBSESSION: PROSECUTORSAn image cited in a Texas court filing appears to show Karmelo Anthony holding what appears to be a firearm on Nov.
13, 2024.(Credit: Collin County court records obtained by Fox News Digital)The document outlines dozens of alleged prior acts prosecutors sought to introduce at trial, including threats, assaults, weapons-related messages and statements about committing robberies.
It does not say the messages were about Metcalf or establish that any weapon mentioned in the exchanges was used in the track-meet stabbing.Prosecutors filed the notice on May 8, 2026, to identify extraneous offenses they intended to use at trial.It is not a judicial finding that the alleged acts occurred, and the notice warns that some screenshots capture only portions of the full exchanges.KARMELO ANTHONY NEW-TRIAL FIGHT REVEALS MESSAGES ABOUT KNIVES, GUNS THAT MURDER JURY NEVER SAWThe notice reaches back to a Dec.
23, 2023, exchange with Perez, when Anthony described losing control when he became angry."When I get mad i see red," he wrote."When I get mad i blackout," "When I get mad i cant control myself" and "When I get mad my eyes change color."KARMELO ANTHONY’S SELF-DEFENSE CLAIM COULD DEFINE MURDER TRIAL IN HIGH SC...