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Sarah Fields @SarahisCensored on x 370.5K followers
Created: 2025-07-24 22:32:02 UTC
A CONCERNING EXCLUSIVE UPDATE INVOLVING STUDENTS ATTENDING FRISCO ISD, TEXAS, WHO ATTENDED THE TRACK MEET THE DAY AUSTIN METCALF WAS MURD*RED:
On July 9, 2025, I reported that multiple subpoenas were sent to Frisco ISD. (Please note this date.)
Mike Howard, Karmelo Anthony’s attorney, requested all disciplinary, counseling, and school records from Frisco ISD for Karmelo Anthony, Austin Metcalf, and Austin’s brother, Hunter Metcalf. Howard also requested a list of all student-athletes and their parents’ information who attended the track meet, as well as copies of all video footage taken. The requested information included full names, dates of birth, addresses, parents’ names, and contact information for those who attended the track meet at Kuykendall Stadium on April 2, 2025.
Today, July 24, 2025, I obtained a copy of an email sent to every parent of each child who attended the track meet, informing them that they have until July 29, 2025—five days—to file a motion and/or a notice of hearing to object to the release of their personal and identifiable information to the Anthony family’s attorney and the Collin County Courts.
Frisco ISD appears to have given little consideration to the serious concerns of parents regarding their children’s safety. Activists and operatives have already threatened and targeted the Metcalf family, including their son, Hunter, and have escalated threats toward me as a prominent reporter on this case.
A defense attorney may subpoena school records of a non-party, but they must demonstrate the relevance of the records to the case and adhere to legal procedures for issuing and serving subpoenas while respecting individuals’ rights to privacy and protections under FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act).
The school is required to make a reasonable effort to notify parents if the student is a minor before complying with a subpoena.
I spoke with several parents in Frisco ISD regarding this.
One parent stated, “Given the heat that surrounds this case, not to be over dramatic, but every student that was there could be exposed to every nut that would have them swatted or followed, or otherwise intimidated. The defendant of course has a right to his defense, but I don’t need someone in Wisconsin calling the swat team because my son might be a witness. We didn’t ask for this. We want to keep our lives private and have our kids be able to attend school without any more anxiety than high school life itself presents.”
The parent continued, “I wish I would have gotten earlier notice.”
I have contact information for an attorney who will fight vigorously to protect parental rights in this matter. If you (the parents) would like to join together to fight this invasion of privacy and short notice, please contact me for more information.
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