Aiden Fucci's teacher testifies during sentencing

[@GeOsmomGina]

Having an IEP and needing extra help in school don't make anyone a murderer. This thug murdered this beautiful, young girl to see how it felt. He believed he could get away with it. Don't get me started with his mother.

[@vickiefinney6073]

My children have IEPs and they are the sweetest kids you'll ever meet. They just need extra time to get work done, due to ADHD and ADD

[@j.b.macdirty6202]

He’s a murderer hands down.

[@caterinascarcella]

Agreed

[@youallthinkyouknow1314]

He just did not want to do it. He was just lazy.

[@kateashby3066]

Ok, but no one said it did. I get that you guys are emotional about this, it’s a horrific case, but this dude is merely getting the facts, not implying an IEP= psychopathy. No one thinks that.

[@kbo730]

As a teacher, I would hate to be in her position.

[@AseAleisha]

Man

[@makaveli087]

@@AseAleisha I agree. Aids is into dudes.

[@cartergomez5390]

All teachers would hate to be in her position. Knowing that he had an IEP could possibly give him a lower sentence?

[@kbo730]

@@cartergomez5390 it’s depending on his disability, I would think. You don’t have to have major disabilities to have an IEP.

[@sarahholland2600]

​@@kbo730 the Psychiatrist stated intellectual ability was all there, but the IEP was for a lack of motivation & behavioural issues. His Sport teacher also stated he was cocky, argumentative & very physically aggresive to his peers. The feedback from all his other teachers was the same , this teacher mentioning those traits too. also

[@shadow_hillsgrandma8224]

His evil sickness has nothing to do with needing an IEP

[@janetrogers4738]

Students can have challenges all the time. Millions have IEP's but they Don't murder others.

[@makaveli087]

Agreed but it only takes one flat tire to stop the Short Bus when it comes to the court of public opinion.

[@DINA1966]

Both of my sons had IEP.. they are now wonderful grown adult men. My oldest still deals with ADHD.. he learned to control it. My boys have and always had the kindest hearts. Aiden is not human. There is no heart. This is somebodies baby boy who turned out to be a monster. I may get jumped on by many people but because the mom was caught washing his clothes and trying to hide such a horrible incident tells me she has always covered up and or made excuses for him which totally ruined this nonhuman. This is what happens when there is no or very little consequences.

[@salesadmieze9049]

There is no excuse for that. His mom prob watched him kill animals too

[@_KaiRos-11]

ADHD is so common like every other kid has it and maybe the most common “diagnosis” and literally every troubled kid or learning disabled kid is diagnosed with it. I’m pretty sure I was diagnosed with it cause I was a troubled kid with “a learning disability”

[@harrynutsackk]

@@_KaiRos-11 ADHD is a Phony Condition created to sell Pharma Drugs. Lion Eisenberg admitted this on his death bed. He created the fake condition. Sheep love their "Crutch's" .aka...Excuses.

[@harrynutsackk]

ADHD is a Phony Condition created to sell Pharma Drugs. Lion Eisenberg admitted this on his death bed. He created the fake condition. Sheep love their "Crutch's" .aka...Excuses.

[@Wonderland1865]

This is so spot on!

[@beatpirate8]

Learning disabilities don’t make someone a murderer. He must have seen something online that he wanted to copy and emulate. But to want to destroy instead of create is a mental illness. We need to teach kids to create . Rest in peace young beautiful child. I am so in pain that you suffered this way and that you never got to grow with your family. Wishing healing and peace for her family.

[@sarahholland2600]

The teacher & the psychiatrist both made the distinction that intellectual ability was there, it was motivation & aggressive, argumentative, cocky behaviour that were the issues. The sports teacher also said he was physically aggressive to other students & argumentative with the sports teacher. As an ex teacher they are the most difficult because you know they're capable of more but they just can't or won't co operate. They usually end up out of mainstream education by age 12-13 & in schools specifically for behavioural issues.

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

He was obsessed with killing people. I’m sure he still is!

[@crazyoldbat7600]

I.E.P = Individualized Educational Plan. It is a modified and assisted means of providing information to a student to better their understanding and dissimilating their ability to complete a task. An IEP can provide speech therapy, physical therapy, additional time for testing or alternative testing sites, behavioral therapy, cognitive therapy, group settings, for some examples. Some students learn at different rates, learn using different methods, learn better under low distraction means, etc.

[@Hypnotizes_Lobsters]

Yes! I was just shouting this! No, the IEP is not for "motivation". Even if this young man spends the rest of his life in prison, they shouldn't penalize or stigmatize any child for needing an IEP.

[@GeOsmomGina]

Thank you, you covered everything.

[@maryloy967]

Thank you! Perfectly stated! As an educator, I was quite taken aback by his question on IEPs being to “motivate students.”

[@kimbershark]

​@@Hypnotizes_LobstersRight?! I was too!

[@morganice7816]

She was def not looking at her students wondering if one of them would commit a horrendous murder based off the fact he had an IEP… leave her alone, she’s a special Ed teacher… she has many students too look after

[@janicereid5798]

Agreed

[@mahams8954]

Yah she is so uncomfortable doing this and understandably so.

[@JB-fh5wt]

Children act so different in school as opposed to how they act at home Polar opposites!

[@romystumpy1197]

Don't care, if he killed my child, I'd want the worst to happen to him

[@January.]

*differently

[@makaveli087]

@@January. March*

[@January.]

@@makaveli087 What a profound comment.

[@KisshuLover85]

You're right. My brother was so different at school

[@keyzboe]

So grateful to see the Moms speak up of their successful children who have children who also have or had IEPs or learning disabilities ADHD/autism/social anxiety disorder. This was not fair and very discouraging etc for children who have hearts and wouldn't harm a fly but are challenged with learning.

[@jennl93]

I had an IEP as an advanced student. It can be for those who need more help or those who aren’t being challenged enough. Regardless of the reason, it has nothing to do with the attitude of a person necessarily but mostly about their academic aptitudes and needs

[@OldTimerGarden]

Kids know how to pull the wool over adults eyes. Most of us did this as kids.

[@lettiegrant9447]

Just speak for yourself. Not all kids do that.

[@taniesha64]

​@@lettiegrant9447 not all but most do. That's what he said most not all.

[@makaveli087]

@@lettiegrant9447 *ALL* Kids do that, Lettie. Don't speak for anybody because *nobody cares.*

[@lilak3010]

I drive special needs children daily, who have I.E.P's. those have nothing to do with the child being a cold hearted, calculating killer. Many factors affect these children, whom I call my "babies & kids". I feel bad for this family. Prayers for her family. My heart hurts for them, and the grandma. However, no family is as perfect as she's saying. Prayers that you all can find strength to go forward. 💔💔💔

[@nyd2021]

Where are the stellar parents!? 😡

[@abelis644]

Not in court...🤔

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

I believe one's in prison at the moment.

[@romystumpy1197]

​@@Rebecca-hc5ju 😂

[@debiburns8228]

His IEP is totally separate from his choices . He knew and bragged early on of ending a life . Been around alot of cognitive challenged young people that would never harm another human being.

[@avejaly8065]

" Hi " to a good morning.

[@daniellesjerven6593]

I live in Canada 🇨🇦 but having struggles in school 🏫 and needing special help is separate from a teenager wanting to murder just to watch them die. I understand this teacher did the best she could and it’s hard for 1 teacher to see everything. So I don’t blame her for missing certain behaviour issues with him. His mother on the other hand tampered with evidence and covered up a crime. Aidan and his mother are both where they belong.

[@ginaguarnieri7192]

She seems smug. Without caring. Swiveling her chair. Uncomfortable.

[@chrissyscholl816]

Poor teachers have to fear for their lives going to work. Something that never would have been expected just 10 years ago.

[@Sara-fu1hb]

Yes he thought he was smarter than any one else . Figure’ s telling police how is this my problem

[@katjay3125]

She doesn't want any liability she had to be subpoenaed because if she saw things and didn't report it she could be liable

[@FabiolaRVela]

Yeah her attitude is strange

[@venessamaxwell8105]

@@FabiolaRVela Defensive effect for sure. I am sure the St Johns School Legal team is squirming. She and the Dean were clearly guarded and concerned for the district. Trystan’s oldest sister more than made it clear, the school failed by not seeing signs of deviance in AF.

[@salesadmieze9049]

​@venessa maxwell did his sister also blame the parents?

[@venessamaxwell8105]

@@salesadmieze9049 Aiden’s parents? I don’t recall that she did.

[@d.h.dd.h.d.5230]

Exactly...

[@blindpanthervlogs]

I had an IEP in school from kindergarten all the way up to 12th grade because I am totally blind and I have some other things that I won’t go into. I could never think of killing anything but a bag of junk food and a case of beer is an adult.

[@loriannrichardson7644]

There are different types of IEPs.

[@mirzamay]

I didn't know my brother heard voices until he was 40 yrs old and had just gotten out of prison. All this is neither here nor there for what Aiden did, in my opinion. There's no reason to roast the teacher like she's out to deceive people. She's clearly just pulled into this for purely circumstantial reasons.

[@nivieb9]

There’s something off about her. She’s withholding information until probed further. Not good for the society on the whole.

[@megingenbrandt]

It appears as though she is trying to protect him, but I feel like she is trying to protect herself and/or her career. It seems to me, with my limited experience in a masters program for school counseling, that parents may feel uncomfortable with her continuing to work with their children after giving testimony that could expose the confidential details of Fucci’s IEP. I also feel like she would’ve had to notice violent drawings in notebooks, ideation, or behavior. If she were to admit to that on the stand, she would lose her license as she is a mandated reporter. And yes, a mandated reporter should also report if a student is a danger to others.

[@nivieb9]

@@megingenbrandt yes, I agree with you. It’s sort of a dilemma but your last point is very important. Did she bring that information to the attention of all concerned - Dean of Behaviour, his parents, etc. Also, I wonder if she was asked these questions in private but the court was notified? I’m from India so I don’t know how it works there.

[@MsJamnation]

She did say she is an admin now. She can’t admit to not doing what she is supposed to hold other educators to do. She is a mandated reporter so she could be in a lot of trouble for not reporting. Or she is one of the two faced ones in the schools that was saying a lot in deposition she doesn’t want to say with him and his family looking at her. It did feel like she was irritated from the beginning.

[@nivieb9]

@@MsJamnation yes, she was irritated right from the beginning.

[@paulaprettypaula4213]

@@MsJamnation she is weird acting

[@sarahb2731]

He pleaded guilty. Why 50 hours of trial???

[@queen_of_domination]

She knows more but don’t want to get caught up in trouble.

[@m.lorigami]

oh, is that what she knows? also, "doesn't want to" not "don't want to" -- lort knows what your teachers would say about you.

[@queen_of_domination]

@@m.lorigami Are you seriously trying to correct my grammar and sentence structure? Please take a look at your own, as it’s pure trash! For the record, the sentence and grammatical errors were intentional. What’s your excuse?

[@ms.chocolatecandy]

Queen, don’t listen to that fool! I understand why you made your comment.

[@ms.chocolatecandy]

@@m.lorigami Take your own advice!

[@cindyholloway7441]

@@m.lorigami What’s a “lort”?

[@newhouse6112]

I’m sorry but there’s a lot of kids like this,, children are killing themselves or others for clout. Social media and this Godless world is creating these types of self centered narcissists. Where is his family in all this? Make them answer these questions. Teachers can only do so much. I feel terrible for Tristan’s family.

[@mirzamay]

The family is covering for him. If you want to hold your head in sadness and dismay just look into it.

[@BlackStump172]

Was the father covering too ?

[@litmemes8560]

I had an IEP. And I can say without a doubt that those in IEP it is not a personality issue. It’s to help the part of your brain that cannot learn certain things basically. Whether that be actual school work, learning to listen, etc. it is not a behavioral help. Aiden had an IEP and had learning disabilities. But that did MOT cause him to murder this poor girl. People in my school thought those like me with IEPs were like kids in psych wards basically. We were treated differently when really our mentality and our personalities were normal but our learning function was not. If someone had a behavioral issue they were sent to a different person that specializes in that. I can’t process mathematics like a normal person can. I cannot understand understand math past a 3rd grade level. But I went to college, I have a great job. People with IEP’s learn patience, confidence, hard work, and kindness. Aiden was violent, he had issues and it was overlooked. I had a kid in my IEP group the same way. Attention was always on him and taken from us. He later tried to shoot the school up. Aiden never should have been put in IEP but something a lot more advanced that can help with his learning disabilities but also his behavior.

[@petergriffiinbirdistheword]

🤡 Let's not forget Alex Murdaugh fit this description too. He wasn't openly violent and was also seemingly respectful to adults. What's that got to do with the crime?

[@andrewjames8980]

Alex was a 54 year old millionaire, Aiden was a 14 year old.

[@abelis644]

​@@andrewjames8980 That wasn't the point. One can be polite and be a serial killer. Age, wealth and social status don't matter.

[@abelis644]

Yeah, nothing.

[@InjuriousPersonalities]

Ok news junkie not everyone lives in the 25 hour media cycle. You’re making this video into a red herring. if you actually pay attention, knowing a person’s behavior can shed light on their actions and help explain their crimes.

[@dinos8144]

Yes but a serial killer is not Alex nor this kid are a serial killer you have to have 3 or more kills and not be caught for a long period of time, These two are just killers Not serial killers, killers yes but not serial killers learn the difference. They are all terrible people. That we can agree on

[@RocknRolla2023]

Wellllllll he was just a little troubled!!? Are you kidding me.??!!

[@savy420]

Loved having an IEP in school got alot of help. I send condolences and prayers to the family of Tristan Bailey🙏🏻🌞🥰

[@doulasc]

I had a learning disability got no help when I was younger,I was told I was too far gone,I retired from my job of 32 years,I own my own house and paid for,I worked for everything in my life even though I could not go to college.

[@pommiebears]

She’s not lying. But, she’s omitting the truth. She’s holding back.

[@annac9534]

I agree. She also seemed a bit irritated.

[@larrydavid6852]

I personally think you are reaching a bit there. But we can only call it as we see it.

[@sargassum6190]

She can only answer what is asked.

[@maryloy967]

@sargassum exactly, plus anyone who’s ever been subpoenaed can certainly also understand how unnerving it is

[@caratinawaiters2590]

Definitely 👍 👍 👍 👍 she knows more than what she is saying

[@chrisv.4071]

He didn't want to do work sometimes .......he was a spoiled brat!!! In my opinion !!!

[@lesliebailey9840]

She knows a lot more than she is saying.

[@Kgeez3]

No she doesn't leave her alone

[@lesliebailey9840]

@@Kgeez3 lol ok family or friend. He viciously took the life of a child. Imagine if it was your child.. She’s to hush mouthed.. She knows more.

[@Kgeez3]

@@lesliebailey9840 nah she doesn't shut up

[@lesliebailey9840]

@@Kgeez3 worried someone will blame her?? She seen him every day, even allowed him to go to the Dean a few times due to his behavior. So you STFU!! Definitely a family member or a friend.. Bias at its best!!

[@lesliebailey9840]

If you have a child go hug it and pray someone like this lil punk has no access to them. And pray someone will speak up for odd behavior. As this useless person Didn’t. AGAIN, she knows more than she is saying!!

[@sabrinalennox2004]

This teacher is holding back and avoiding answering directly

[@pamsawyer6615]

The school had to see more than they are telling and did not act on it. No child commits such a haneous act and shows no signs at all to all the adults he's in contact with. None of these people seen any alarming behavior? Not one of them??? I don't believe it.

[@shannonrusso3853]

Pam Sawyer Act on it how? And I'm usually not the spelling police, but since you're speaking on things that you don't know about, it's "heinous" and "saw"

[@darlenethomas8291]

He had violent pictures in his room at home. Stop blaming everyone except the real culprits ... parents.

[@bobo-kj6od]

It's true the school might be trying to protect themselves from being accused of not taking the necessary steps and/or alerting the right people about disturbing behaviour witnessed at school. But they also may have just seen the same behaviour in Aiden that they see in a lot of kids but had never amounted to anything terrible. Who knows.

[@d.h.dd.h.d.5230]

Mom saw a lot & she did act on it, covered it up. Looks like dad just vacated fm his seed.

[@missmustache4207]

How can she not see any signs?

[@heyitmaggie2390]

What signs?

[@abelis644]

​@@heyitmaggie2390 Oh I don't know, disrespect, threatening to throw one student out the window, talking back, acting ignorant, skipping classes, telling people that he wanted to and was going to kill someone... etc etc etc

[@kristinahighlander2529]

She’s being careful because she knows this could make people speculate that IEP means a child could be violent

[@Kgeez3]

No

[@FabiolaRVela]

I think it’s more like she is being careful because she doesn’t want to make it seem like it was her responsibility to notice the signs

[@Dontpostdumbcomments]

What signs ? That he didn’t like school, was argumentative, and arrogant, I was all those things also that’s being a teen. He didn’t show signs he was gonna murder someone

[@Alexandra_Hill]

@@FabiolaRVela yes, that's the impression I am getting from her squirming after she realised that she had "forgotten" what she said in deposition....

[@LipglossAndLove13]

yes, and also probably keeping herself from speculating. Straight truth from her

[@67jujub]

From the time of her deposition to now, her description has changed. It's almost like someone has tampered with a witness.

[@bexyrexy]

Can you elaborate please? (I’m genuinely curious.)

[@67jujub]

@@bexyrexy Everytime the prosecutor had her read over her disposition was because she changed her story. When he would ask did you lie on your disposition was because she had changed what she had said. Her answers were vague & noncommittal like she didn't think the same about the things that stood out to her before, she wanted to change her statement and make it come across as he wasn't a bad student, didn't get in trouble, threaten people, treat the teachers like crap. I just found it odd that she would be willing to potentially face purjury for lying either in court or the deposition.

[@KQuinn672]

@@67jujub now she is admin so probably pressure from higher ups at school!

[@patricksmith407]

Probably not allowed to expose the medical diagnosis

[@checkitoutwithlita2501]

This woman is a poor excuse for a professional. Trying to make Aiden look innocent. It's not her job to do that but to be forthright with the court about Aiden being a troublemaker, his troubling personality and antisocial behavior with teachers and others so the court understand the truth which is so obvious that he's a DANGER to society. Sad professionals try to mask the truth of a criminal in the making perhaps because she or the school is afraid this will look bad on them for not having shared earlier signs of danger and not being singled out for it. Well now would be the time to vindicate that mistake

[@chasing-chaos]

She’s obviously backtracking and toes the thin line… this woman should not be holding any admin power.

[@arielstrafing5225]

A MILLION RED FLAGS AND NOBODY DID SHIT. < HOW ABOUT WE TALK ABOUT THAT FACT??

[@valmacclinchy]

Exactly 💯

[@Anabel30100]

What does an IEP has to do with this case, an IEP does not make anyone stab a person 114 times

[@homlesy1172]

WHAT HAS THIS GOT TO DO WITH ANYTHING JUST TIME WASTERS, IT DOESN'T MATTER IF SOMEONE IS EVEN A PERFECT STUDENT, THE FACT IS THAT'S ALL IRRELEVANT NOW, HE BUTCHED SOMEONE END OF STORY, JAIL OR LETHAL INJECTION TIME!

[@JessLBreen]

Right! Wasn’t Koeburger really smart?

[@lettiegrant9447]

👍👍👍

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

Um, this is part of our judicial system. If you don't like it, write a letter to your congress person.

[@romystumpy1197]

Good comment, this scumbag enrages me,cos if he killed my child I would like to see his demise,many commentators here think they are analysts, want to know why,don't care about why,let's keep it simple,

[@dawnwatson5200]

Stop shouting!

[@Dorothy4Jesus]

She's acting stupid. She knows more.

[@nenej12]

Prosecutor got her a lil nervous lol

[@ginaguarnieri7192]

It doesn't equal = his "good" family, friends, a girlfriend? And what if any was their responsibility to not report what they were told by him???

[@cherainee5160]

Why does the teacher sound defensive?

[@paulaprettypaula4213]

She clearly doesn’t want to be there smh

[@Bobby.samuel]

Do you wake up in the morning looking forward to sitting in a courtroom for hours for someone’s murder case??

[@nancyspector5821]

In Florida, every student with a disability who is eligible for exceptional student education (ESE) services will have an IEP. An IEP is a written plan for the special education of a student with a disability. Some ESE students are in smaller classrooms only with other ESE students; sometimes they attend classes with the general population of the school (and often an aide is there with them then). The details of how these kinds of accommodations to learning are decided upon and implemented vary from from state to state. They are not about "motivating" students and I think she was not happy with the questions she was being asked - to me they were clearly manipulated to make it sound like an IEP student is always not motivated and needs to "be motivated" which is totally untrue. Or that every kid who argues with a teacher gets reported to higher ups, also totally untrue. ESE teachers (they are called SPED in my state) are often amazing people with beautiful classroom management skills. I also know that some students are very adept at hiding personal stuff from adults, especially 14 yos. So no, I don't think she is lying. I think she knows how little most people know about ESE or SPED classrooms and it makes her cautious.

[@stargatis]

Ah thank you for telling us what an IEP is. ❤

[@morganice7816]

I had an IEP and I never murdered anyone… that poor teacher shouldn’t be there.. glad he was put away for life

[@mobutterflies3848]

Thank u! This is totally irrelevant!! All kids can have learning struggles, cocky, defiant to teachers, lazy, etc etc. that doesn’t make them a murderer!

[@sheiladiaz2359]

Now she’s a administrator at the time they talked to her she was a resource teacher administrators are very close mouth due to due to repercussions from higher up. If he was IEP, and had special education, teachers tells me that he had issues in school whether it was from learning or behavior.

[@SofiaTHEfIRST1873]

I like this lawyer his demeanor seems very calm

[@GinaKees-ku9wn]

She is LYING

[@Akitalover]

Why didn’t she share this with the principal? He was violent in school and caused a lot of trouble!

[@zzzroxyzzz]

Boy, they'll give an iep to a murderer but the second my son turns 10 they take his away. Smh.

[@valmacclinchy]

Don't give up. If you know your child needs an IEP, keep pushing til he has it. Talk to the principal. Talk to the Superintendent. Just don't give up.

[@zzzroxyzzz]

@@valmacclinchy we've been, not really getting anywhere because ultimately it's up to the co-op, I just help him the best I can and try to praise the hell out of him and tell him it's ok when he has a tougher time so he doesn't get down on himself like he used to when I first got him, he's my step son and I've only had him for the past two years now. Luckily we adore each other so we can get through it together.

[@valmacclinchy]

@@zzzroxyzzz I wish you both the best.

[@Zeppelin2]

There is an evaluation process. Sometimes when the evaluation is completed, it’s found that some children no longer qualify for an iep. Teachers celebrate this because it means that the services have been successful and the student has progressed. If you feel as though the evaluation is incorrect, there are options for parents to pursue further.

[@zzzroxyzzz]

@@Zeppelin2 the kid goes into foster care, behaviors all over the place, I'm here to try and keep him on track and that's when they take it, when he's at his most vulnerable, it was cruel is what it was, he already lost everything he knew, now let's take his Para away. It was not ok and it's still not ok and I've gotten nowhere.

[@IGotYourBackBROTHER]

Aidens Public Defender Stood No Chance Against Him

[@lizziemomof3558]

She does seam to be holding back

[@ginaguarnieri7192]

Everyone calls him "evil" ... a "thug" obviously he committed a heinous, unforgivable crime 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 But WHY

[@Wheretheportlandorarealadiesat]

He’s. A psychopath

[@amyleacarson2121]

she gives me icky feelings

[@conniecatlege9476]

That lawyer can't look up from h is papers to address the person he is talking to

[@emac543]

They should really do a brain scan on Aiden.

[@Yoohooyooohoooo]

I’m sure it would yield quite interesting results…

[@romystumpy1197]

Better still remove part of his brain,and more,

[@i_palindrone_i]

Let’s not waste more money on him

[@amandachase7691]

​@@i_palindrone_i but it will show abnormalities and we can learn more about psychopaths if in fact that's what he is. It might even help prevent future murders like this from happening if we could see how they think.

[@RacheilAZ]

My perception of WHY they are bringing up the IEP is to show that his cocky attitude, issues with adult authority figures contributed to the reason why he was falling behind in certain areas (hence why he had an IEP) An IEP is a tool that schools use to help catch students who are in a position of falling behind their peers academically. Aiden’s problem was his ATTITUDE and his completely enabling mother. (My opinion) In a different household with a mother who held him responsible for his actions and attitude - this entire situation would not have happened

[@valentinadallas]

I’m sorry but I can tell her cockiness all over her nonverbal communication I think that he showed major signs and she don’t wanna get in trouble for being lazy and not reporting any of it that’s why he had to keep recalling her on her deposition listen people that are teachers in this world OK as a nurse when you have an assessment as a nurse or a teacher or an intuition you need to act on it and you need to follow up on it regardless of how others may perceive you regardless of what you think maybe the outcome usually a woman’s intuition is right and maybe if she had acted on some of his bizarre behaviors then clearly this could’ve potentially been avoided and I’m not blaming her I’m just saying you can see that this is a parent because she does not want to get in trouble for not Reporting some of his odd argumentative aggressive behaviors because then that would be negligence on her part for not reporting it as a teacher but honestly like shit she was like smirky in this

[@sauce1232]

Ever heard of punctuation?

[@lourdezbryman6438]

GOOD COMMON SENSICAL PROSECUTING LAWYER.

[@ginaguarnieri7192]

Can anyone tell me 😢 why????

[@ShipsKat]

It's too big a coincidence for her to be wearing that colour, by chance, right?

[@williamshafer3199]

wtf?

[@Letsgo-l6y]

Why are y'all NOT LOOKING AT THE PARENTS? Obviously something sinister was going on in that house.

[@williamshafer3199]

Do you want to lock up the parents as well? Why not the grandparents, uncles, aunts, shopkeeper who sold them groceries; this desire for extending blame and retribution to others around that boy CHILD is malicious :(

[@Kosraean.kianarose]

IEP’s comments from real life true stories . Where are the lawyers looking for stats

[@CinnamonBoy96]

I was in special Ed all my life special day class when I was younger and I’d say I was fustrated hated being looked at like the dumb kid like we didn’t matter but never have I ever thought about harming someone I had an IEP all throughout high school so I can relate I get the frustration how people look at you diffrently but I took it as an advantage I was angry as a child why was I diffrent why was I bullied just why there is no excuse for his actions it’s evil its the devil I pray for the family I’m so sorry

[@morganmccarthy30]

A iep doesn’t make a killer

[@h.b16]

She really didn’t know much for being his teacher. Well, she’s not actually his teacher. She’s more of an Educators Assistant. And her weird smirk is so off beat.

[@candi4202]

Shes probably nervous. Being on the stand in a muder case, prolly a lil nerve wreaking

[@TheMostHighDaughter180]

@@candi4202 right

[@h.b16]

@@candi4202 for sure, but smirking? I never understood why people smile in sad situations. Like that’s so weird.

[@January.]

*offbeat

[@January.]

​@@candi4202 *nerve-racking

[@everypersoneverywhere7955]

The fact that they had to bring this woman in to try and strawman the idea of having IEPs is disgusting.

[@fredrickhorn6374]

Yeah he was a good kid that just had a bad night...blah, blah, blah. Nice try.

[@TheMostHighDaughter180]

Druggy

[@musicismylife355]

Why is this relevant at all? There are plenty of people who have learning disabilities and do not commit horrendous crimes. Rest easy sweet girl and now this monster will stay in prison.

[@bowerbird7463]

still don't know what happened in Aiden's home. Do his parents, or other of Aiden's family, get interviewed... ? Something very 'un-normal'stuff would have been happening, for this young person to be so violent/resentful.

[@glasgowgranny4447]

His Granny took the stand

[@venessamaxwell8105]

One must wonder

[@cindyholloway7441]

Some people are just born evil. Sometimes the change comes with adolescence. This kid most likely never had to face any negative consequences for his actions at home. As long as he got his way, all was good. I wouldn’t take this teacher testimony with much faith. She says he was respectful towards adults, than later stated he could be cocky and argumentative. That’s far from being respectful. Seems like this ESE teacher needs an ESE teacher.

[@BigT4pres]

Maybe he just damn mean it happens

[@asbisi]

A psychologist testified that Aiden had told his girlfriend that his biological father had choked him, slapped him and punched him and that he generally did not feel liked in neither his mother´s nor his father´s house. Also, his mother was not a very good mother figure. I see people saying that some are just born evil. I don´t think so - unless there is some severe brain damage, which very, very rarely is. Making children feel they are unloved and slapping, choking and punching them around is a sure way of doing A LOT of damage. It´s the parents, maybe especially the bio father. Combined of course with some specific traits in Aiden that got activated through the abuse he received: not all abused children commit horrid crimes (but many do become violent themselves though.) Please people. stop hitting your kids as a disciplinary action, it only makes things worse and harms them for life.

[@johnfranklin5277]

Its hard to focus on school.....when the only thing you think about 24/7, is stabbing someone 114 times....

[@berlingolingoful]

She said, "I guess" in the deposition; same as she said on the stand.

[@GeOsmomGina]

What a fancy name for a Resource Room Teacher. To this day I love, my Resource Room Teacher, that was over 50, years ago. I never killed anyone. My son had an IEP, and extra time for test taking. . He was in Excell Programs. He never killed anyone. It's disgusting, how these human are trying to say this low-life killed this beautiful, young girl, because he has an IEP and was hard to handle in school.

[@lmnopgr]

there is honestly no reason to be quite so annoyed at her job title. schools do not use the same terminology that was used 50 years ago. IDEA did not exist 50 years ago. i imagine schools no longer refer to anything as a Resource Room today, and have a name for their programs and staff that best suit their district policies.

[@makaveli087]

@@lmnopgr lol yikes - Is "Resource" a sCaRy wOrD to our Democrat-run School System? (Dishonest inquiry. idc). Back when Men were Men, We just called them "Aids". There is *a lot* of AIDS in this case.

[@iriedarling253]

No shitt being bad at school doesn’t make you a killer. You are dumb

[@Elvis-guy1973]

I didn't realise Woody Harelson was a defence attorney.

[@maridepp53]

He looks more like Mark Cuban to me.

[@nettricegaskins1871]

She's protecting herself... from blame. Most would do the same.

[@priscillahinojosa305]

Both my sons have IEP’S and In no way are my sons thinking about murdering anyone. Having these special accommodations doesn’t mean everyone’s like Adien Fucci. He was just evil. I’m sorry but I don’t want them to profile all kids in this program to be problematic like this BOY. Every one is in this program for different reasons. My youngest son 14 has ADHD and my 16 year old son has A.D.D and they are in this program for help nothings like this boy.

[@marthaplotnik2895]

Terrible lawyer, he lacks confidence.

[@avejaly8065]

When did correct court attire die ?

[@charlottedenekas3995]

Why is there a trial with witnesses speaking and evidence presented if he pleaded guilty?

[@roachums123]

This is the penalty phase

[@nikkigussalazar5005]

Why is having a IEP even relevant.

[@lindarobart3369]

Why did he do this anyway???

[@adelinaleon4745]

So upsetting!

[@arcadecarpett]

This lawyer looks a little like Ashton Kutcher

[@aliceschmid9697]

the lawyer thanking her after every answer is weird.

[@amandakamar252]

I had a IEP and was in Special Ed. Some kids that have IEPS are just kids who parents don't parent. They are the kids who run in restaurants they are the kids parents are permissive they aren't disciplined. Aiden's parents didn't discipline him. They never taught him right from wrong.

[@ARolls-dd2zd]

I hope staff are looking long and hard at what they missed and how to prevent this from ever happening again. The man he met with weekly I believe on Wednesday failed. He said they never talked about anything but schoolwork, that's very poor rapport, because family life affects schoolwork. Secondly the friend who he confided in, why was it not clear to her that anyone talking about murdering someone is a red flag, do they not educate these kids on signs of depression, violence etc.? I find it appalling that these two key areas were so blatantly missed. Thirdly, there could have been some periodic home visits as the pic I saw of the playroom was outrageous, and would have been a huge red flag that something was not right in the home. Fourthly, a society that allows children to watch, gore, violence, and murder, for entertainment, will reap the consequences.

[@exceptionaltalentspc4954]

Right on point. Aiden's family was dysfunctional, not the pretty picture the grand-mom is trying so hard to portray. We are what they [parents] make of us. You reap what you sow.

[@JDMimeTHEFIRST]

I watched all that shit growing up and didn’t murder anyone, because I have parents who explained reality versus movies/games. Maybe his parents should be charged as well. He stabbed, but any parent who gives their kid a gun should be charged for any murders they commit with that gun.

[@megingenbrandt]

I don’t think it’s responsible of us, as adults, to blame a child (in this case, the friend he confided in) for not reporting this as we know that children’s brains are not fully developed until at least the age of 21, or mid-twenties. To expect a pre-teen to recognize signs of mental illness, whether taught them or not, isn’t fair. That friend may not have understood the seriousness of the matter, may have been influenced by peer pressure or the need to be accepted, which is normal in children in this age. It’s the adults that failed.

[@sequinify]

what was wrong with the playroom, i cant remember anything weird?

[@megingenbrandt]

@@sequinify it was just a mess. Honestly, there were a few rooms in the house that had stuff piled on tables… I think that they were cleaning stuff out. I remember the dining room table had appliances lined up on it and toys were all over the play room floor. The rest of the house seemed to be in order though.

[@Catchmyvib2]

I’ll bet he had a sleeping disorder. Which effects hormones and penal gland. It can be a big factor with neurological development. Also being pegged as having iep can have a major effect on your self esteem and if you aren’t being understood , can make one be resentful may come across as cocky . When children commit crimes I can’t help but feel it’s the parents and the environment that created the problem.

[@ChiefCedricJohnson]

Proverbs 15:1 A soft answer turneth away wrath: but grievous words stir up anger.

[@ChiefCedricJohnson]

@Steve Robinson What?

[@abelis644]

No one cares about your idiotic death cult. Go away.

[@willowgreinke7964]

Wow 😳 -This 1st Lawyer (Defense) SUCKS at Public Speaking!!😂 No Confidence. Idk. Maybe I’m wrong.🤷🏼‍♀️

[@abelis644]

I'm wondering if he's a new lawyer.

[@tmimi82]

I've been thinking the same thing, about both of the defense lawyers actually.

[@shannonrusso3853]

Imagine knowing the cameras are on you also. That's very much different when the entire world might be watching.

[@_KaiRos-11]

U mean he was a punk kid and didn’t want to do his school work and had to have special attention or treatment to do his work and when he got that he could do his work fine. Basically he was a normal kid but a PSYCHO underneath. Probably largely caused and/or attributed by our modern American culture

[@danielcruz-bk6yl]

All the “experts” in the comment section. 😂

[@xyzconsult4903]

She's as guilty. She knew better how evil he was. Evil does run in families.

[@ginaguarnieri7192]

Zero sense. No explanation

[@ashlynn444]

i have an IEP, though i’ve developed mental health issues, but i’m not becoming a whole murderer wtf