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Join me as I do a quick summary of today’s live stream coverage of Day #003 of the Christopher Schurr murder trial in Michigan, over the shooting death of Patrick Lyoya.

Join me as I do a quick summary of today’s live stream coverage of Day #002 of the Christopher Schurr murder trial in Michigan, over the shooting death of Patrick Lyoya.

Join me as I break down the criminal complaint against Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan, arrested by the FBI on April 25, 2025, on federal felony charges of obstruction of an official proceeding and concealing an individual to prevent discovery and arrest.  

Join me as I do a quick summary of today’s live stream coverage of Day #001 of the Christopher Schurr murder trial in Michigan, over the shooting death of Patrick Lyoya.

In this live breakdown, we dive into the fatal stabbing of Karmelo Anthony by Austin Metcalf, exploring a fascinating legal question raised by a Law of Self Defense community member. Was this a case of lawful self-defense, as Karmelo Anthony claims? Spoiler: The facts suggest not, pointing toward murder under Texas law. Could “sudden passion”

Last week 17-year-old Kamelo Anthony fatally stabbed Austin Metcalf, also 17-years old, as both were attending a Texas high school track meet, from different schools. Anthony quickly fled the scene, discarded the knife in nearby bleachers. He was shortly captured and arrested, conceded to the stabbing, and suggested he had killed Metcalf in self-defense. I

On April 2, 2025, a stabbing at a Texas high school track meet left 17-year-old Austin Metcalf dead and 17-year-old Karmelo Anthony has been charged with murder. Anthony reportedly admits to the stabbing but claims it was self-defense. Austin Metcalf was white, and Karmelo Anthony is black. So, was it murder—or a justified killing under

Florida Captain Brock Horner of Tarpon Coast Fishing was guiding a group of fisherman in his boat on Tuesday, April 1, when he took offense at the driver of another vessel, 22-year-old Gage Towles. In a fit of rage, Horner boards Towles’ vessel, and acts in a threatening manner. Fortunately for us, the exchange was

We’re all taught that we have a Fifth Amendment right to silence, but most are unaware of just how limited that right to silence is, and how readily your silence CAN be used against you in a court of law. I’ll cover this treacherous legal ground in the context of a new decision out of

MEMBERS-ONLY CONTENT: Another couple of videos of unnecessary ego-driven violence as examples of conduct to avoid and be aware of.