A pair of brothers who became known to the world as football stars on Netflix's top-notch documentary series Last Chance U were arrested on Wednesday in connection with the stabbing death of 18-year-old Caleb Thomas Radford, who was killed on July 25.
Those brothers, Camion Patrick, 22, and Isaiah Wright, 20, were each charged with one count of criminal homicide, according to the Knoxville News-Sentinel. Patrick, who was attending Indiana University up until a day ago, was arrested by campus police early Wednesday morning. On Thursday, an Indiana spokesman confirmed that he was suspended from the school.
He had been a football player there who constantly dealt with issues that kept him off the field. In 2015 he was on the scout team after he was deemed academically ineligible to play. In 2016 he suffered a shoulder injury and a torn ACL. And, in 2017, he was granted a medical hardship waver which ended his prep career.
The brothers were just two of four men who were charged for the crime, and authorities haven't yet released info on their motive or connection to the victim.
The other two alleged perpetrators who were apprehended were arrested and charged in connection to the murder on August 3, just nine days after Radford was found dead with multiple stab wounds. They are currently being held on $1 million bond.
Wright, whose high school career was so impressive that it landed him offers from West Virginia, Indiana and Auburn (among others) is expected to be transferred to the Blount County, Tennessee Jail shortly, along with his older brother.
