The father of the killed teenager Austin Metcalf shared a complicated message on Easter Sunday-Bijna three weeks after his 17-year-old son was deadly stabbed during a high school job.
Jeff Metcalf shared the emotional song “Beat You There” by Country singer Will Dempsey, with the text with the text: “I don’t know why God always takes the good/and man, I have tried to be strong and to continue, but damn it hurts.”
Together with a link to the song, the mourning father also wrote: “I love your Austin. Happy Easter.”
Other lyrics of the heartbreaking melody are, among other things: “So don’t waste on sorrow/and just hold on to those moments. And the memories we shared/we are both on our way to the same place. I just defeated you there.”
Austin Metcalf, 17, was reportedly stabbed to death by colleague -Teen, Karmelo Anthony, during a confrontation at a high school job in Frisco, Texas, on 2 April.
Anthony, also 17, is confronted with a murder murder attack in the first degree, but he returned home and is arrested after his family has posted his $ 250,000 bond.
The teenager and his family insist that he acted in self -defense.
Earlier this week, Metcalf’s father told the post he had hoped to pray next to the family of the alleged murderer of his son – but was “not respected” when he appeared at a press conference organized by the chin of the accused Slayer and was thrown away.
‘They should have picked me up [to the front] And said: ‘We are sorry. Our condolences. “The only thing I would have said was:” Okay, we can pray together and show the world that we are united, “he told the post on Saturday.
Metcalf said he did not mean bad will by appearing at the event, but simply wanted to “represent Austin” in response to people who drive him online, paint the late teenager like a violent bully.
After the spontaneous appearance, both Metcalf and his ex-wife had called the police to their houses in “swatting” jokes, he confirmed to the post.
