Slain teen's family hit with more threats after insulting 'killer'

The family of Texas high schooler Austin Metcalf, who was fatally stabbed at a track meet this month, was swatted by vicious pranksters on Thursday.Officers responded to a fabricated report of shooting at an address that turned out to be the home Metcalf's dad Jeff, who only hours earlier had delivered the ultimate insult to the accused killer's family by showing up to a press conference they held. Jeff told WFAA that no one was at home when police arrived. He got to the scene five minutes later.Swatting involves people calling in fake threats to the authorities just to scare their victim by having police bust down their doors. There have been two reported cases of people dying as a result of swatting incidents.Police also said individuals swatted the home of Meghan Metcalf, Austin Metcalf's mother, on the night of April 8.This comes as 17-year-old Karmelo Anthony, who is accused of killing Metcalf, was released from jail earlier this weekafter a judge controversially decided to lower...