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Texas teen convicted of murder for stabbing another athlete at a high school track meet
By Jamie Stengle, AP at Houston Public Media
· June 9, 2026
· 1 min read
Anthony, now 19, faces up to life in prison after a brief sentencing hearing in which his mother was the only witness. His lawyer had an arm around him when the guilty verdict was announced.
Key takeaway His lawyer had an arm around him when the guilty verdict was announced.
The vigil for Persia Amara Conway brings attention to the broader issue of safety for marginalized communities in the Houston area, including The Woodlands. As a master-planned community with a strong sense of civic engagement, The Woodlands Township and local law enforcement must consider the implications of this case on transgender safety and dignity. The fact that the vigil was held in Houston, just a short drive from The Woodlands, underscores the regional nature of this issue. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, which serves The Woodlands, should be aware of the concerns raised by advocates and community leaders at the vigil. The Woodlands' own Pride celebrations and events may also be affected by the outcome of this investigation, as community members look for reassurance that their safety and dignity are being prioritized.
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Published: June 9, 2026 ·
Source: Houston Public Media ·
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What is this story about? Anthony, now 19, faces up to life in prison after a brief sentencing hearing in which his mother was the only witness. His lawyer had an arm around him when the guilty verdict was announced.
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