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Prosecutor tells jury that the killing of a teen at a Texas track meet was murder and not self-defense
- A 17-year-old was fatally stabbed at a Texas high school track meet in Frisco; the accused teen is now on trial.
- The defense says it was self‑defense, while prosecutors call it a “senseless murder”; the jury was seated under tight courtroom rules.
- The case drew wide attention on social media and raised racial tensions, and authorities have warned against misinformation online.
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