Tristyn Bailey And Aiden Fucci | What We Know So Far

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Tristyn Bailey Celebration Of Life: • UNCUT: Celebration of ...
February 6th, 2023 - Aiden Fucci changes his plea to guilty of first degree murder.
Aiden Fucci has now been sentenced to life in prison, eligible for review in 25 years.
The timeline so far:
Sunday, May 9th, 2021 - 10am. St Johns County, Florida. 13 year old Tristyn Bailey is reported missing by her parents. Tragically, after a 16 hour search, her body is found in a wooded area. She has been stabbed 114 times, 49 of the wounds are defensive.
May 10th - Police announce they have 14 year old Aiden Fucci in custody, and he has been arrested for second degree murder
May 11th - Aiden Fucci appears in court and is formally charged with second degree murder.
May 17th - A “motion to withdraw as counsel” is filed by Jacksonville attorney Anwar Snober, who had been retained to represent Aiden. His parents file an application to determine indingency status. Both applications are eventually approved, meaning that Aiden will now be represented by someone from the public defenders office.
May 18th - A celebration of life is held to honor the life of Tristyn Bailey
May 27th - It is announced that Aiden will be charged as an adult as opposed to a juvenile. His charge has been upgraded from second-degree murder to premeditated first-degree murder.
May 28th - Aiden appears before a judge for the first appearance following the announcement that he would be charged as an adult.
June 3rd - Aiden enters a plea of not guilty
June 5th - Aiden's mother, Crystal, is arrested for “tampering with evidence” after she turns herself in to authorities.

[@slypen7450]

With 49 defensive wounds she desperately fought for her life.

[@KiwiKenyaMango]

@K Bleeker don't be nasty

[@slypen7450]

@@KiwiKenyaMango I wasn't. You are being annoying. If you want attention just say so.

[@Deenique16]

@@slypen7450 they didn’t @ you unless you changed your name

[@dianamal]

Poor little girl ! 49 defensive wounds out of 114 stabs ! She really fought for her precious life RIP 💔

[@skylajasmine357]

i don’t understand this. like how do they know they are defense wounds where were they? sorry if this is a dumb question i just don’t know.

[@simmyloaf6427]

@@skylajasmine357 probably marks on their forearms like they are trying to shield their face

[@bubble8688]

@@skylajasmine357 they can tell by the angle, location, depth etc. As the other commenter said, usually they are on the arms because the victim is trying to shield themselves. She was very brave 💔

[@pablovalentine8976]

@@skylajasmine357 defensive wounds are all over the hands when you fight back

[@emmaryan8147]

Rip

[@Vintage_Chronicles]

That Snapchat he sent after being picked up was terrible. He’s someone who will kill again. Goodness.

[@penz6860]

Exactly..and 114 times? just because he wanted to! Definitely will do it again if given the chance.

[@quaweeguy]

might have killed before. i hope not.

[@Davidmaldonado9173]

And that wasn’t just murder that was over kill. Stabbing her that many times until the blade breaks I just can’t imagine. That fucker doesn’t deserve to see the light of day.

[@frankboff1260]

Yes posts that crap then pleads not guilty???

[@billyc768]

That Snapchat was sent after he was picked up for questioning early on, before he was even a suspect. Not trying to defend him, but he was doing that more as a cover than as a taunt.

[@ericarobinson1236]

His mum should get prison time for trying to destroy evidence in a MURDER case of a 13 year old girl. There’s no excuses

[@pawemichalak6275]

are there no excuses? doesn't it make you rub your head wondering what happend to him ? what was the cause to all this ? we need to know to figure out how to raise our kids for that not to happen ever again. srsly you're living in a bubble. there are more troubled people in the world than happy rich kids and if we leave those kids wondering, growing wrong emotions, you will get very bad results.

[@yeshiahlewis2824]

@@pawemichalak6275 u are disturbed and disgusting.

[@kgoins6]

@@pawemichalak6275 are you serious right now... I don't care how someone is treated... they don't have to be that way... you can choose to be different... if you choose to do the same makes you just as messed up... he isn't stupid he knows what is wrong and what is right.... he knows dang well what he was doing...

[@danielandree3947]

@@pawemichalak6275 you are so off base. This kid was born that way, he is absolutely a psychopath he has no emotions, can show no empathy, and this was going to happen in this kids life at some point no matter how good his upbringing could be. Some people are truly just born evil, he was. It’s very few, but it does happen, this is one of those cases.

[@dominiquexo4772]

That’s her baby 🤣🤣🤣

[@preethas7710]

The moment a kid says I want to kill someone, the friends should have reported to police and this may have been prevented

[@dominiquexo4772]

Or a adult

[@brett8460]

The police are fucking useless. When I was in high school there was a boy in my class who said he felt like killing someone. The principal DID report him to the police and they said there was nothing they could do unless he acted on it. He stabbed his little sister. She survived but when the authorities were alerted they turned a blind eye to it. He did some time in a psychiatric ward and now he's in prison for trying to murder his ex-girlfriend who also survived.

[@shelbyc7285]

Nikolas Cruz was reported many times. The cops did nothing and he shot and killed 20 ppl in South Florida.

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

@Brett Yeah, sounds about right. I can't stand how the current laws 𝘥𝘰𝘯'𝘵 𝙥𝙧𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝘤𝘳𝘪𝘮𝘦; only if a crime 𝘪𝘴 𝙗𝙚𝙞𝙣𝙜 or 𝘩𝘢𝘴 𝙗𝙚𝙚𝙣 committed are they able to take action and enforce the law. And don't get me started on how protected 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘺 are.

[@ellemontgomery1037]

This world is already filled with unsolved murders that have already happened! The last thing cops need to do is waste time on a crime that mite never happen. Lots of kids say stupid things. Hindsight is 2020.

[@user-dj6hb1xw7z]

He Cried because he Got Caught, Not Because He killed Tristyn.

[@stephenbrand5661]

He's also 14 years old. He probably cries himself to sleep in his race car bed when his mom takes his video games away.

[@pawemichalak6275]

how do you know ?

[@bayleesmith2803]

I’d argue he didn’t even really cry at all. He glimpses at the camera before he starts. Seems disingenuous to me

[@hightopv1352]

Right. He better wipe his tears, and deal with the consequences. He shouldn't get an opportunity to appeal.

[@kathryndrury6495]

You don’t know that...he’s 14! Prove n in boys their BRAINS NOT MATURE UNTIL 23 at a MINUMUM! Her parents share some responsibility...a 13 yo GIRL OUT RUNNINGAROUND AT 2 am! Neighbors have stated ‘not the first time for trystan!’

[@Richiereach1]

Thank God they charged him as an adult. imagine him being charged as a juvenile and then being released at 21. I would have been so pissed.

[@tracytrunn5625]

I never thought of that ! I would lose it ✨🙏💞🙏✨

[@tracytrunn5625]

@Andrew Becker that’s me 🤓

[@charlottecobain6986]

@H N either you’re a literal child or an extremely undereducated “adult” who knows absolutely nothing and yet spews ridiculousness like this on the internet to attempt to make yourself feel like you have some modicum of intelligence. You don’t, by the way. But I’m totally sure you won’t be double talking on these points when you, a family member, or friend is heavily prosecuted for any number of non-violent crimes (ie: drug possession) by one of those fabled SJW prosecutors 😂. Idiot.

[@sarahjaneheckscher6737]

There's a famous case in the UK of two 10 year old boys who stole a toddler from a shopping centre, tortured him and killed him. They were released at 21 òr so, one has reformed and lives elsewhere...the other's life has been an ongoing round of crime and child porn. He's back inside, because even though they both were released children who kill are monitored quite closely on release. Thankfully, he never got an opportunity to actually take another life.

[@redwoodtrail]

Just like those kids that beat the 2 year old to death and left him in the train tracks. The judicial system and media protected the monsters identities! I was appalled by the “prison”… no justice served.

[@tracimills3454]

I cried just earlier thinking about Tristyn. Her sister is my daughter's best friend since they started middle school (they're in high school now). It was such a senseless tragedy. Fly high angel, you will never be forgotten.

[@agnes6887senny]

Such Heartbreaking news🥺 Sending our sincere Condolences to Tristyn's Family and also to you n your daughter on losing a beautiful Soul. With all our Kia Orana Love♥️

[@thomas2much601]

I agree about the sad death, but let’s admit this ‘angel’ business is just made up so we don’t have to face the truth. You really cannot expect more from a society that does not care about the suffering of animals. Cruelty is cruelty. Those who live with the world as vegetarians, I guess the word angel would be appropriate.

[@ladybug300]

I really wish that the "monster," is found guilty of the 1 degree murder. It's horrorific what happened to Tristyn. Hopefully her murder never gets out.

[@katmanluke7187]

@@thomas2much601 wrong video. What funny farm did you escape from where they butcher living, healthy plants just enjoying their morning sun & eat them? A beautiful 13 yr old girl senselessly & violently murdered by a deranged classmate is called "angel" by a friend that thinks highly of her & you untactfully claim she's not worthy of that title due to cruelty to animals??? WOW Did this actually just happen? You didn't even know this girl!!! Out of curiosity, how would you preach this issue clearly near & dear to you with a Leopard or Tiger? Doubt they'd listen either but go ahead I gotta hear this!

[@sarahmccarthy4462]

@@thomas2much601 angels are very real, however not everyone who dies will be an angel.

[@Ellejaws]

Jeez , 13 and 14 yrs old, out at 2-3 am in the morning , murdering. What a messed up world

[@Aisha-gl1vh]

I’m 40 and my kids don’t let me out and after 7pm !!

[@Stefanie3]

@@Aisha-gl1vh Good kids :)

[@JustRusting]

What about the Parents,? I'm pretty sure there's a curfew for kids under 18 years old in the state of Florida or in that county.

[@ashantistewarttv7308]

That was way too young to be out that late. Parents dropped the ball, 13yo should be home in bed at 1am

[@KitKatToeBeans]

Exactly. No kid needs to be out that late, certainly not on their own.

[@misseselise3864]

i can’t imagine the trauma of whoever discovered her body

[@kamillem802]

right... seeing a sweet innocent 13 year old stabbed 114 times would change me permanently.

[@SugaStarr]

I thought that as well. This incident will have a never ending ripple effect.

[@oliverwells8011]

The parents had to identify her body, they had to see her. I feel bad for them

[@101sanford]

@@kamillem802 the poor baby

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

I agree. Whoever found her body must have been horrified to see what happened to her. Over 114 stab wounds… I can only imagine how much the poor girl suffered. The pain, the realization that she was going to die… she had no idea that her classmate was going to kill her.

[@avichristiaans9058]

His mother is a piece of work! She needs to be held accountable for her actions. She not only knowingly destroyed evidence to protect her son afterwards, but she was more than willing to let her murderous son get away with killing that poor girl.

[@TayTay33]

Yeah, she panicked and tried to protect her son. Although it was wrong, what parent would not at least consider doing the same? She turned herself in. Let's not forget, she has lost her child too. Bunch of cold-hearted MF-ers here.

[@omam1958]

@@TayTay33 This is the wrong take. If my child committed a brutal murder of another child, I’m turning them in.

[@TayTay33]

@@omam1958 no, it's not the wrong take. Can you read? I didn't say she was right. I said what parent wouldn't at least consider it. I would turn my child in as well, but it would still break my heart. You don't stop loving your kid, even if your kid does something monstrous. I understand her pain and have compassion for her, even though I condemn her decision. Maybe comprehend a comment before you reply.

[@omam1958]

@@TayTay33 Theres a difference between still loving for your child and having compassion for her as a mother versus her actually attempting to cover her son’s crimes.

[@TayTay33]

@@omam1958 when did I say there was no difference? Oh, that's right I didn't. Not sure what your deal is and why you're making such an effort to stir shit and start an argument with a stranger on the internet but I'm having none of it. I know what I said, I know what I meant, and so do you. Shut up and goodbye.

[@gentry8440]

I feel absolutely no sympathy for that young man. I hope that justice is served. Sending prayers and love to the victim’s family. I cannot imagine the heart wrenching pain that they are going through.

[@ashleyking1146]

I love how the police took quick action in this case. The officers words at the beginning were responsible and respectful. I agree with him whole heartedly when he described this kid as a monster.

[@truth4004]

I wish all cops were like them.

[@666blackcarbon9]

It’s sad how they pick and choose who to take “quick action” for🤦🏽‍♀️

[@Vickyt32]

I’m not gonna lie there is a lot more evidence that the police station was ignoring at first. It was really bad..

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@Vickyt32 Like what?

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@666blackcarbon9 Lmfao. Whatever. Go cry somewhere else about your BS. Some people live lifestyles that make it difficult to tell if they have had a tragic ending like this, and aren’t merely off doing their own thing. People like street workers, or drug addicted homeless people (for example). Oftentimes such peopIe usually lack family being in their lives (or even actual friends) that would know if their missing, to call in right away, etc. Sometimes it’s a case of crying wolf. Say a difficult/manipulative boy runs away from home all the time because he tries to make his parents worry/feel guilt when the boy doesn’t get his way on something, out of entitlement, but he always ends up coming home within a few days... However, in the meantime the police wasted a bunch of time and resources in trying, but failing, to find him until the boy came back on his own. Others in need of help in the community were getting put on the back burner if their issue wasn’t as big of a priority. The police are going to get fed up with taking such early action, time and again, so they’ll wait longer than normal before they begin getting super serious/worried for the kid the next time he goes missing. It all depends on the situation. Sometimes it can be about police being understaffed in a big city, so unless there is a certain amount of very worrisome clues that indicate foul play (versus someone merely being out & about, living as a free adult), the police are going to have no choice but to wait that minimum 24 hours before declaring someone missing to begin the search, etc. _And the “defund the poIice” movement isn’t helping in situations like that at all._ Finally, there is the fact that the police have the law they have to abide by, which can require warrants and such that holds them back from proceeding until certain tasks are able to be accomplished.

[@emilyherx2115]

This sweet girl was my niece’s best friend. She is devastated. Her family is in my prayers.

[@misseselise3864]

i can’t imagine how someone that young can handle this much grief. i pray for tristyn’s family and also the mental well-being of your niece and your family as well

[@alisonholland7531]

Emily - my heart goes out to her family and friends, and to your niece especially as I know what it's like to lose a friend so young (I'm still mourning my friend Meredith who died in 1980, she'd have been in her 50's now). This murder has shocked people around the globe, I live in Brisbane Australia and it's touched Aussies to hear of this - wishing your niece and the Bailey 7 healing comfort in the following, heartbreaking days, weeks and months to come 🌹🌹🌹

[@damien1781]

I'm so sorry

[@staylor8935]

Sending so much love to your niece. This is such a traumatic thing to have to experience at a young age x

[@aaainaaaa]

Judge Maltz is my dad

[@novageorge96]

"a mother trying to protect her child". Imagine if he got away with it and the mother sat there wondering why her child shows evil behavior. Punishment is crucial.

[@SlimSlashie]

I'll do you one better... (Fictional) While I'm at the police station getting busted for dealing drugs, my mom flushes all my drugs down the toilet so they don't have any evidence. Is that just a mother looking out for her son? I say no. The rule of law either applies or it doesn't, and if she did what she said she did, JAIL. When does one draw the line at excusing crimes? More importantly, please tell me who DECIDES this, yeah? That's a little important...

[@lizc6194]

The adult charge is appropriate, I would not be comfortable with this person being released at 21. He was caught before he could become a serial killer.

[@mommy2libras]

I'm not comfortable with that either but I'm not sure that a 14 year old should be charged as an adult, either. Because a 14 year old isn't an adult- not mentally, socially or psychologically. This definitely goes beyond "doing something stupid" but the fact is that children aren't mature and don't have the same mindset or world view as an adult. I've often thought that in cases of murder, they should still try them as juveniles but raise the release age to something like 30 or even 40. People tend to be completely different as adults due to life experience and having a widening world view as they age.

[@saysmol6282]

@@mommy2libras he was aware of what he did. He was aware of what he was going to do. Adult or not, he planned it and he told other people what he was going to do. Who cares about his age? He stabbed someone 114 times and then posted a Snapchat about it. This is such a shit take. If someone did this to your child I cannot imagine you having the “he doesn’t have the mental, emotional or physical capacity as an adult” bit. He MURDERED someone. For absolutely no reason. He knew exactly what he was doing.

[@metal_fusion]

@@saysmol6282 If God and Justice didn't forbid me to torture others I would have done so, but nope I would be a sinner and criminal in the eyes of the people that I want to seek justice for the victims that died.

[@annabanana9240]

Mommy 2 Libras I agree with you. 14 year old is not old enough to take the responsibility as an adult if he's not old enough to buy alcohol either. What kind of excuse is taht he knew what he was doing and consequences so he should be charged as adult? As a 14 year old he understand what alcohol do /cigarettes / and other stuff and still you are not allowed to buy them as a 14 year old. If they can decide who's getting charged as an adult under 18 years old then shops should sell alcohol for under 18 if the child looks mature

[@annabanana9240]

Lizc6194 wonder if you would say that if the 14 year old was your son

[@Presca1]

The mother tampering with the evidence...well now we know where he learned his evil behavior from.

[@josephosullivan9506]

I get really bad vibes from that picture of her. She looks as soulless as he does.

[@angeldennis7042]

She’s literally disgusting 🤢

[@ursulaverrillo8827]

She’s also the mother. Maybe it was an instinct to protect her child. Please do not lash her

[@angeldennis7042]

@@ursulaverrillo8827 um fuck that! That child is evil for what he did to that poor girl, any sane mother would be scared of her child that did that and wouldn’t want anything to do with them!!

[@azelltanner1624]

His mom was a freak!! She use to give me and my cousin !@#$.

[@amandacampbell174]

His tears mean nothing, I’m sure Tristyn was crying to when she got stabbed 100 + times. Horrible situation fly high angel 😇

[@loveforeignaccents]

Amen to that!!

[@mariecolette9066]

Amen..His life is over. Those tears are for himself, he cant have his phone (they better take it away) he cant go home again 2his mommy, they tell him wat 2do from the moment they wake him up til the night and he has 2sit there all alone in his tiny room every single day, week, month, and many years 2go. The person he should have lured into the woods to stab should've been himself.

[@darladawn1111]

His tears are for himself and not for his victim. Hard to feel sorry for him.

[@josephosullivan9506]

He is sad... for himself!

[@michellemckenna2659]

😪 devastating

[@gabrielpetersen8528]

“Hey guys has anybody seen Tristyn lately”? If this person ever leaves the custody of the state or the federal government he WILL kill again. He shows no remorse. Almost the opposite. That’s a killers attitude.

[@melinaesposito3434]

He deserves every bad thing that's going to be coming his way. He is going to be spending quality time with some very hardened older criminals.

[@SugaStarr]

I’m very taken back by the parent blaming and/or victim blaming. They snuck out. Also, Aiden had a “murder in the woods” planned as stated by numerous friends. He was going to execute this whether is was 1 am or 1 pm. He’s vile and dangerous. The main focus should be mourning this young girl and praying he remains locked up until the day he dies. Side note: his snap is HORRIFIC. He’s proud and this was planned.

[@Alex-du9yi]

Yes yes yes thank you!!

[@dominiquexo4772]

Well, it is her fault

[@Alex-du9yi]

@@dominiquexo4772 Show some respect and imagine if that was someone that you personally knew. Would you be saying it was their fault? Course you wouldn’t. If it was someone you knew and I said to you “well it was kinda her fault” I wouldn’t expect you to stand for it. Sort out your ugly personality.

[@dominiquexo4772]

@@Alex-du9yi bueno. I told my daughter you’ll end up like her if you don’t listen

[@broadstbullies]

That was my one question is why was she out so late at such a young age? But if she snuck out, then I mean we can't blame the parents entirely. Times are different. But I had an 11pm curfew even as a senior in high school and followed it.

[@kimberlyhood4095]

While growing up my elders always said, "you give a kid an inch and they will take a mile!" I believe that boy never got told *no* and when he did get told no he would throw a hissy fit till he got his way. This *Mom* has covered his butt time and time again, he's never known the consequences for bad behavior. She has gone so far as wash the bloody jeans he was wearing and now is charged with evidence tampering. If we don't get a grip on this generation *now* we'll be seeing a lot more of these devastating crimes like we have lately. It's ok to discipline your child, it will save a lifetime of regret. New sub here, I like your style and clarity in your work, no sensationalism just the facts! It's refreshing.

[@Ruth78620]

Absolutely spot on. If my son committed a crime as heinous as this I'd be dragging him to the police myself not help him cover it up and wtf has been going on in that home to produce such rage in a 14 year old? He should be tried as an adult and it should be a capital case.

[@truth4004]

If you want a hint look at his fathers background. He's a sicko also.

[@chikiyabonita909]

Couldnt agree with u more👏👏

[@kimberlyhood4095]

@@Ruth78620 he's getting tried as an adult, many in his community signed a petition and urged the court to change it from second degree to first degree. It can't be capital because he's a minor but he'll never get parole, it's Florida so he'll come out in a pine box.

[@kimberlyhood4095]

@@truth4004 I haven't seen much of the Dad just that first day in court but I'm sure they'll skin him and find the skeletons in his closet. It really is an unbelievable case since he told so many people and no one said a thing.

[@sharayahfarrier1230]

That photo he took is so disturbing. No remorse for his actions.

[@rule_brittania2142]

It wasn't even a lack of remorse, it was like he was proud, and showed he had no thoughts for his victim or his friends or family. Lack of empathy is a textbook sign of a sociopath and/or psychopath.

[@oldgolfpunk]

Your finding a person guilty of something before they have been convicted ! Thats an assumption you should never make as one day it could happen to you 👍

[@annaschulz3695]

@@oldgolfpunk what are you blabbing about!!??? Are you not watching the same video as the rest of us??! Assumptions??? Please........

[@oldgolfpunk]

@@annaschulz3695 has the person had a trial yet ???

[@loveforeignaccents]

@@oldgolfpunk The evidence against him is damning and overwhelming. Unless his defense team, which sounds pretty much slim and none, can do a complete 180, he is going to be convicted, no doubt.

[@ghostface3655]

The only reason he was crying is, he got caught. The tears mean nothing. Life in prison is what needs to happen.

[@kylee2556]

RIP Tristyn Bailey. I’ve been trying to find a good overview of this case for a while. Coming from someone with ADHD, your timeline of events format made everything very easy to follow and absorb. Thank you.

[@dannybrown9580]

Wtf, that is horrendous amount of wounds. What the hell is wrong with people these days?? Rip Angel

[@misseselise3864]

honestly. i’ve been horrified since the amount of stab wounds was announced. it’s horrific. i was horrified when a grown ass man stabbed someone 120 times. i can’t believe a 14 year old boy is capable of stabbing someone 114 times.

[@kimmyfreak200]

the craziest to me is half those wounds were defensive wounds...this means something.. it means she fought hard and long... the wounds weren't fatal right away because she fought for her life...this could have gone on for 15 minutes

[@lionheartmerrill1069]

@@kimmyfreak200 exactly, the horror for Tristyn. I have a movie mind, re-enacting this is something I can't do. About as evil as that model/med student who cut her mother's heart out. Insane, no conscience, drugged up people coming out of the woodwork these days. Take care.

[@prettygurl031]

Did you see his mother ??

[@lionheartmerrill1069]

@@prettygurl031 yeah, the mother is as scary as the whacko who got flipped off & shot into a car just up the freeway from me killing an innocent child. The eyes are the window of the soul. WOW!!!

[@MysteriousFella]

This story still screws me up. It’s crazy that kids, literal children go so far to do something unfixable. Truly tragic.

[@vmm5163]

It's individuals with personality disorders that do these things. It said the boy didn't show any sign of dysfunction, but murder is dysfunction. These types are overt in their disorder for all to see, or covert whereby they live a double existence, being nice in public but have perversions, addictions and scheming behaviours in private.

[@mariecolette9066]

@KM ooh that still gives me goosebumps 2this day.

[@vmm5163]

@KM Do I really have to mention a *SPECTRUM* every time. Obviously you have no concept of personality disorders. So, where do *YOU* think this arsehole lies on the *SPECTRUM*?

[@vmm5163]

@KM So, as a murderer, where do you think he lies on the spectrum? Perhaps Hare's Checklist might help you, or the DSM-5 of Mental Disorders. They're both extremely informative. Unless you know your subject, perhaps don't bother targeting someone who does? 😊

[@natalieh4354]

Same.. unfathomable

[@nokuhlekushbiyela]

I usually believe that children should be tried as teenagers but the brutality of this murder is insane. He definitely deserved to be tried as an adult. There is little hope for rehabilitation he deserves to be in jail for a long time. His mother also deserves to be jailed for tampering with evidence. As someone who is studying towards a law degree, I definitely would've also pulled out at being a part of his legal team. That snapchat reveals a boy who is not remorseful!

[@foreverendeavor7383]

Yeah certain acts are too severe to think that someone can truly be rehabilitated. I mean he literally killed her for nothing but the sheer want to kill someone. I think this along with his complete and total lack of remorse, he should definitely not ever be allowed among a free society again. 100% agree with your comment and the mother, regardless of the situation, should absolutely be charged in this case. Then for her to basically blame his victim shows me she’s irrational and dangerous as well and deserves to pay for her tampering.

[@no_peace]

He's not an adult. He shouldn't be tried as an adult. He's literally not an adult. There should be laws that keep KIDS in custody if they're still a threat, as he no doubt is

[@justsomerandomguy9547]

He'llbekept in custody for the rest of his life.

[@theloniouszappa]

Throw his ass in general population with grown men. Problem solved.

[@Dr_KAP]

@@no_peaceagree. He doesn’t have an adult brain he is a child. It makes no sense to try a child as an adult when they are not one.

[@sentwithecho]

114 times - that's beyond psychopathology and reform. Why should he be protected- let him feel the same level of fear that his victim must have felt. Your safe now precious girl✝️

[@einienj3281]

I can't understand, that children are murdering children.. 114 stab wounds is horrendous, almost like blood lust.. 😞 R.I.P beautiful 💔❤️ Great video, Thank You 🖤

[@truth4004]

Hatred plain and simple.

[@Deenique16]

@Fortunate Accidents exactly

[@loveforeignaccents]

And his mom... the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

[@jessicawinkler7537]

Missing on mother's day. This is going to be the worst day of this poor mother's life forever.

[@David-ip5vc]

Happened across this channel a few weeks back and now look forward to every new one. Great stuff. Well researched and informative. Presented in a respectful way with excellent and kind narration. Better than most TV shows !

[@MysteriousFella]

I’m curious to see thé interrogation tapes.

[@misseselise3864]

me too, but i’m not sure if they’ll ever be released

[@SKC193]

misses elise Most likely not.

[@MysteriousFella]

@@misseselise3864 unfortunately not :/, probably not much on thé tape.

[@kaelynjacksonn]

i don’t think they can release them

[@HK-uj9qc]

He BETTER get tried as an adult. He knew EXACTLY what he was doing!

[@dirkdiggler2430]

I don't think he knew what he was doing. if he knew what he was doing it wouldn't have taken him more than 100 times to ge the job done.

[@dirkdiggler2430]

@paige87 I'm sure you were there watching and did nothing about it. That's how you know she was dead before he was done.

[@HK-uj9qc]

@@dirkdiggler2430 he knew EXACTLY what he was doing. 114 times??? Pre-meditated. He said he was going to kill somebody in the woods. HE KNEW!

[@tiffanyenid1471]

Guys listen me and my husband were just talking about it not only did he kill her he used a very small buck knife he could’ve easily killed her by slitting her throat he stabbed her 114 times that was not only murder that was pure torture . And he knew exactly what he was doing!.

[@dirkdiggler2430]

@@metal_fusion my first comment was meant as a joke but I guess no one got it. Lol

[@notsuitable7954]

You did such a good job narrating and explaining everything clearly and it was easy to follow along with the story.

[@brendanjordan1521]

Dude is right when he said its The ONLY choice prosecutor's had in charging him as an adult. 114 times is just incomprehensible. I just hope for the family's and society's peace of mind that he gets a life no Parole sentence. Maybe 114 years. Just a thought. The mum should Deffo get jail time. Rip T.

[@nadia-tp1xv]

New Subscriber here. Really well put together, pure facts no gossip.

[@NRImomslifestyle]

👍🏻

[@cherylmoss3632]

Children of that age wandering the streets in the early hours of the morning. Parents????

[@meghanmitchell5885]

When I was 14 I used to sneak out when my parents were sleeping. I'm sure her parents are devastated, I'm so lucky that nothing ever happened to me because I'm sure they would have blamed themselves and they couldn't have done anything differently. And as far as his parents, for someone that age to do something like that, with that much anger behind it, I'm going to assume he probably didn't have a great home life.

[@cherylmoss3632]

@@meghanmitchell5885 True.

[@charlotteblanco2895]

I thought this

[@bondickle]

Skylar Neese snuck out of her room in the early hours to go for a spin with "friends" (who killer her that night). The parents did notice the next day that she must have snuck out. It's truly tragic but we need to learn to stop jumping to "Parents?" when teens do things they arent supposed to. x

[@fizzao1342]

@@bondickle A neighbour used to sneak out as a young teenager. She now realises how she could have come to danger and is horrified at how stupid she was. If her own daughter behaved like that she would be worried sick. Her parents never knew that my neighbour did this.

[@MG-zd6cw]

This is the one of the best true crime video series on KZbin...I love the narrative and all the videos are made very well.

[@trashpanda5093]

Just wanted to let you know I appreciate your time you put into these seamless videos. They are informative and to the point. Glad you came recommended after I finished binging JCS. Had tried a couple others recommended and you are the closest in terms of 👌🏻

[@tylerdavies3038]

Best she rejected him as a public boyfriend or told him “no” with something he wanted or maybe even was just a sweet trusting person and was his “friend” and never suspected he’d hurt her. So sad..

[@ashleykelly9458]

I can truly say at that age, I would have never excepted a boy or girl (for an example the” slenderman made me do it” sleepover w/ the 3 girls) would take me somewhere to actually murder me, and leave me for dead. Granted I’m twice her age, and even at 21 I was exhibiting too ignorant and trusting behavior (not blaming them - they are victims AND children) I’m just adding that the world and people seemed good to me back then. When the enchantment wore off.. well, let’s say there’s a reason I watch YT videos like this 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@kimberlyhood4095]

I think he wanted to watch someone die, I think he was well past hurting little animals and needed his next kill to be human. I'm not trying to be morbid and thank goodness he was sloppy cause that boy looks soul less to me.

[@reha1066]

I read somewhere that she went to the same school but was not friends with him. Aiden planned to kill “someone “ didn’t care who, he just wanted to kill at the first opportunity.

[@Michadoo]

Exactly what I was thinking. Men are afraid of rejection, women are afraid of being murdered.

[@ericf7063]

@@reha1066 100+ stab wounds would indicate rage. "Overkill" so to speak. Something personal. Playing devil's advocate here but a crime like this obviously has to be up close and is messy. Why didn't he have any scratches on his face or cuts on his hands? At some point the knife would have slipped because of the blood and cut his hand. There's more to this story.

[@jackiebeckwith5317]

Don’t cry now lil boy.

[@ninarivera7158]

I’ve been looking for this case!! Thank you!

[@MarilynRB]

This tragedy occurred less than a mile from my home. This kid was well known to be unstable, yet no one did anything. Tragic.

[@senbrisbane5352]

Yet the police said there was no evidence of such. Would not be surprised if he was on anti psych meds at the time. They have been known to cause suicidal and homicidal thoughts. Lotta young F8I patsies are known to be unstable. This kid just fits a sad pattern of why a lot of these drugs should not be given.

[@RJ-qs6nm]

These tragedies are told with such grace and respect on this channel

[@MyDyerMaker]

Some people are just evil. He's one of them, but it makes me wonder how a kid can be so desensitized to violence against another human being like that.

[@truth4004]

His father is horrible too.

[@josephosullivan9506]

Sometimes psychopaths are born and not made from their environment, upbringing and genetics. They are literally born evil. This is a difficult concept to digest and I'm not saying it was the case with him, but I've seen it in my family. There is such a coldness about him, thank God he has been caught already, because he could have been killing for years. otherwise. I would love to know more about his family and upbringing.

[@VioletJoy]

It is extremely rare for someone to be born capable of committing such horrible acts. It generally takes years of abuse to end up like that. Almost always, their upbringing will show the building blocks to the moment of explosion. It's not an excuse, but an explanation.

[@ingc3852]

Violet Joy I have been watching true crime cases for a very long time and since I was a teenager. I still can not understand the mind of a murderer.

[@rowlandkrause5930]

This kid is so fucked up, he has shown NO remorse, he’s had the same look on his face through this whole ordeal, it should be eye for a eye, there would be less crime in this country !!

[@nunkap8874]

Thanks for the video and update. This case breaks my heart, r.i.p Princess Bailey ❤💙🤍

[@Lulabella46]

I don’t know why it’s taken me so long to stumble across your channel, but I’m glad I did. Absolutely love your content and the way you narrate it. New subscription for me, and I’ll be binge watching your content and eagerly awaiting your next upload. . Love love love it 😍

[@kateespencer764]

I recently discovered your page and I absolutely love your stories and the details you put into them. It’s very obvious you spend a lot of time doing your research and gathering information. Very well done!!

[@misseselise3864]

thank god they announced his name. i can’t believe there’s so many situations in which minors are allowed to get away with murder

[@donnylane5047]

These shows are great. Could only get better if they were longer. Lot of hard work. I know. Keep them coming

[@drewisours]

What a great delivery! Thank you for your amazing work. Your voice is so soothing

[@lindseywarren44]

Another excellent job! Thank you for covering this. A sad, terrible case. Poor beautiful spirit. RIP sweet girl.

[@BurnItUpp2009]

I will never understand why children kill other children. This case is just utterly heartbreaking. To stab some 114 times is just... I don't have the words. Fucci is an evil SOB. That Snapchat picture is truly disturbing. RIP Tristyn... 13 years old.. it is beyond comprehension. I'm so sorry sweet girl.

[@misseselise3864]

his mother being investigated for trying to clean the blood off his pants shows where he probably learned his violent behavior

[@JaneDoexxx]

@@misseselise3864 That doesn’t prove that he learned violent behaviour from his mother, it just shows that his mother was willing to coverup what he did to protect him. I’m sure she didn’t teach him to rape and murder. I’m not a mother myself but I’m sure there are many other mothers who would go to great lengths to protect their child. Even if that child is a rapist, murdering piece of shit. I think most parents, especially mothers, have the inherent need to protect their child no matter what. Doesn’t make it right to do so, but I’m sure most parents can empathise with wanting to protect their child. And actually, the common thread between sexual, violent killers is pornography which is getting more and more violent and misogynistic every day.

[@tarantellalarouge7632]

some troubled teens can be more dangerous than adults because death is just a blurry concept and something they don't get yet !

[@THXx1138]

@@JaneDoexxx A mother protects her children from harm. This mother wasn't protecting - she was enabling.

[@worstxb1playertylerteehc635]

She probably refused his advances

[@sosouthfloridaa]

I live in jacksonville and this was one of the most saddest things this city has seen in awhile. Rip angel 🕊🙏🏾

[@Skurwysyna]

A mother trying to protect her child…..what about the child your child took from her mother? I hate that they’re trying to excuse that as a mother making a bad decision to protect her son…I hope she personally reached out to the victims family to apologize

[@00calimon]

@Abcity The father doesn't exactly look like a saint himself.

[@naturalselectioninterventi4805]

I ❤ how the state attorney wore that color for the press conference.

[@maddysmith2499]

I heard of this case going around, but I wasn’t up to date with what was going on. Another great video💕

[@infiniteuniverse123]

Sounds like she felt sorry for this guy and was being nice to him like she was with everyone else

[@gemini6184]

Such well put together content. Very professional

[@timosomit6535]

All the law/sentencing jargon goes over my head normally but you actually explained it in such a simple way! Thank you for taking the time to do that, rather than just skipping over it, because it is important and interesting stuff As always, great work. I love you guys

[@doreenviolet6529]

You did a excellent job telling this story💯💯❤️❤️ R.I.P. 🕊🕊🕊sweet angel and 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽to her family and friends!

[@annette7154]

Thank you for your update.

[@kendallann4444]

Knowing 49 of her wounds were defensive and Seeing the scratches and Marks on his face and neck makes me sick and breaks my heart. Obviously not for him but for her because it shows how hard she fought for her life. I wish that they didn’t have to take the death penalty off the table because if anyone deserves death Row it’s this kid. It was premeditated like he planned this. I’ve never heard of a case with over 100+ wounds. I suspect he did that many on purpose. He is probably the type of kid that wanted to “beat a record” for the number of wounds on a victim or something psychotic like that. I think They said like only a couple of the strikes were the “fatal blows” like He had over 114 times he could have chose to stop and maybe she would still be here but I can picture him counting after each strike so I believe he knew exactly what he was thinking and doing each time.

[@YIKESMF]

Yeah, but that's acne on his face.

[@Kay-fv7cw]

You make a lot of good points, especially the "beat a record" comment....and unfortunately, I agree. 😪

[@kendallann4444]

@@YIKESMF not all is acne. There’s scratches too.

[@kendallann4444]

@@Kay-fv7cw it’s awful. To be honest I can’t even kill a spider without thinking “what if it has babies/eggs it needs to tend to” my dad found a baby mouse with it’s eyes still shut at his work brought it to me and I bottle fed it now it’s got a name and is bonded to me and knows I’m “mommy” his coworkers thought about putting it down but he said “no I’m going to take it to Kendall to let her try to save it that’s her thing she tries to save everything” they couldn’t believe I did, all that being said I don’t understand how someone can harm another human like I can’t wrap my head around this at all.

[@haleynicole5166]

I personally think that anyone who kills someone for fun and to beat a record etc should get death. If they do it on accident or they are forced or something then just prison or something but actually wanting to kill someone especially for no reason is terrible and needs death

[@xMourningStar]

The mother has been arrested for tampering with evidence. **smh**

[@kimmyfreak200]

i mean geez washing blood from the murder pants her son wore...she sounds like she lacks a conscience too

[@ericf7063]

@@kimmyfreak200 The report said he was wearing shorts on the night.

[@00calimon]

The father doesn't look like much of a winner either.

[@d4ni.dec4y]

It is disgusting to know that people make fake accounts to give false information...

[@nunkap8874]

Your channels gonna grow. Thanks for this content ❤

[@mangojuice8038]

Thanks for sharing

[@sarahribbo6276]

What a shocking case. What’s happening to our youth of today ? They should be out there enjoying childhood not killing each other 😢.

[@kimberleydownunder]

Xbox prob doesn’t help . They’re getting younger and younger .

[@igitha..._]

they're suffering from mind control and neglect

[@SKC193]

They are exposed to too much, too early now! I know I’m old but hell, I would have been afraid to be out at that time at that age!

[@cherihill2003]

@@SKC193 Me too. If I had managed to stay out that late at that age I would have been grounded for life .

[@Darknessbe4dawn]

Social media has really made a lot of people lose touch with reality with this agenda of anything for fame mindset

[@BrianaBudgets]

You do a great job on these videos. I’m really happy I found your channel.

[@freehugs8670]

thank you for the summary

[@LeandelDeFate]

Very good channel. Excellent narration, attention to detail and respect shown to the victims. To comment on the episode, 114 stab wounds?!?!? I watch ALOT of true crime and WTF? Anyway, I'm on a binge now so thanks.

[@kati1626]

This is genuinely the most comprehensive video/timeline I’ve seen on this case and I think you’re always so respectful and compassionate. Fave channel

[@aquila25]

New subscriber here. Great channel, well researched and detailed. Can’t believe we live in a world where a 14 year old kid is a killer. RIP Tristyn.

[@coffeecrimegal5968]

What in holy hell is this world coming to?? RIP Sweet ❤️🙏🏼🕊

[@BrendaBaBoom]

It’s 1st degree murder. He walked into woods with a knife prepared to do what he SAID he would do. R.I.P. Kristyn🌈

[@keithhoner3687]

Life without parole.

[@CocoaLuv22]

the severity of this situation goes without saying ... so all of that aside - holy crap - those cleats are next level 👀

[@Jolenesmart1980]

The editing to fit the visuals to the narration is outstanding , like when you show where it happened and it pans round so we get a jist of where it is and what it looks like whether built up or lots of greenery and when we get to the missing part the posters or need clips and all that in the first twenty seconds it must take ages to get it all together so perfect 🤩 so thank you and well done you deserve millions of subs

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Meant news clips not need clips I don’t want to edit because il loose the heart ❤️

[@floridagurl40]

Love the upload 🌻🤍🌻 Subscribed 🌻🌻🌻

[@ashleykelly9458]

I’d bet that Aiden tried to get Tristan to be intimate with him, or be his girlfriend and I would think that he snapped and decided that would be the life he’s going to take. Disturbing F###.

[@hakapik683]

I dont think so... I have read some other reports on this case and he is just a sick little bastard who wanted to hurt someone. He stabbed her 114 times. His mother was just arrested, like earlier today, for tampering with evidence by trying to wash the blood out of his clothes.

[@Nowgivemeyourfries]

I don’t, I think he just wanted to kill and it wouldn’t have mattered who was with him that night.

[@dawnegan3984]

We're you there

[@justjen427]

That's the conclusion I came to also.

[@sophiefischel382]

i think on social media fuccis friends confirmed that they wanted her r@ped. the comments were sickening. they were calling her so many swear words and saying she was asking for it. they were showing support for aiden. it makes me sick.

[@sainjawoof3506]

You are a true professional ❣️❣️Really fantastic presentation and very well researched. You gave more facts than any other true crime presenter or even the news in the area of the crime.

[@pnjodaro]

Aside from all the horrendous things, i salute the team of Truly Criminal to being all these cases to our attention. Also the police in this case did a great job. Edit: also thanks for using the name of that criminal in the title.

[@cadillacdeville5828]

Thank-you 😁

[@dirkdiggler2430]

He's young, life is 25. He'll be less than 40, he'll be set free just to kill again. Sadly.

[@picklep9812]

Life is 25 in Canada but different in the States

[@SugaStarr]

They’ve stated he’ll never be released and no opportunity of parole. They just can’t give him death bc in the United States nobody can be given the death sentence if under age 18,

[@Kirsten_is_cursed10]

Maybe in some states, but in Florida he could serve the full term.

[@Humanh8red]

He will be in jail for the rest of his life.

[@Deenique16]

@@Humanh8red hopefully

[@rule_brittania2142]

I'm not a shrink or anything, but from the selfie he took in custody, especially with the caption, the bragging to friends that he was going to kill someone, the absolutely uncontrolled viciousness of the murder (the amount of stab wounds), the way he just walked away from the crime, and the way he only showed emotion when he was faced with consequences for his actions leads me to think he's a sociopath or psychopath. In no way am I trying to make his behavior acceptable, but it helps me to try and find a why. I'll be interested to see what Tristyn's parents say in court. With cases like this I always think the parents of the victim should be able to weigh in on sentencing, not so far as to release him in 10 years or anything, it should still remain within the boundaries of what is recommended, but I don't know, it's just every parents worst nightmare, isn't it? I can't even imagine.

[@vmm5163]

Great comment. Most of the comments on subjects such as this are concerned with "not understanding why someone did what they did." A bit of research will easily reveal that personality disorders are the reason. As you said, psychopathy. Also narcissistic personality disorder and borderline personality disorder (Aileen Wournos showed all the traits of Borderline)

[@reniekerby2541]

He isnt the sharpest tool in the shed. He should get the same as he gave her, no prison for life. Taxpayers dont want to keep maggots like him alive. People who murder for meanness should be hung immediately following the verdict. You take a life, you pay with your own.

[@JenGCYYC]

True but parents aren't exactly going to be unbiased. That would put others at risk if he's released early.

[@josephosullivan9506]

You don't need to be an "expert" to recognise a psychopath, your gut instinct and some knowledge of their traits and behaviours, but especially the gut instinct, will do. In fact, we all should be educated on how to recognise them, because they hide in many disguises.

[@rule_brittania2142]

@@josephosullivan9506 I agree, but I wanted to be clear that it was just my opinion, and I am only a hobbyist when it comes to psychiatry, that is all.

[@777colin1]

Thank you for this update. This has to be one of the most tragic and shocking cases in a very long time. RIP Tristyn

[@Jolenesmart1980]

This shows iv watched it - must be from wheee I had the playlist on and fell asleep lol

[@lisafowler16]

Kid was totally tearing up trying to look up and not cry when he was having his first appearance... just crazy why do this it’s so senseless

[@rule_brittania2142]

My first reaction to the tears, as a mother of a 12-year old boy, was almost sympathetic, but we don't know what the tears were for, in all likelihood they were because he finally understood the severe consequences he faced. They were likely selfish tears of a 14 year old boy realising he faced 40 years in prison...

[@timosomit6535]

@@rule_brittania2142 I so agree with everything you said

[@lisafowler16]

@@rule_brittania2142 oh I totally agree I think that’s exactly what was happening in his mind. I just don’t understand why he would do this. It’s crazy how the world is makes no sense

[@Angelface11]

@@lisafowler16 Same..Why? I don't understand why adults do this either- Do they want to spend life in prison? I don't get it.

[@carolking8330]

Of course he was looking up trying to hide his tears, those were not for Tristan but himself. I've zero sympathy.

[@taydestiny38]

So the Mom will more than likely get no jail time, after assisting to cover up her monster of a son horrific deeds. Gee....I wonder why?

[@MK-tj2xu]

If you take a life and it was not self-defense then there should not be any second chance for ANYONE no matter what!!!!!

[@bridgethall472]

Thank you!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻 it makes me so mad when a murderer is discussed as being “rehabilitatable” not in this case but just in general! Like who cares even if someone is rehabilitatable that doesn’t mean they deserve to be rehabilitated back into society. You take a member of society out of it and you no longer get to be apart of it. It really should be that simple. The arguments in other cases like oh it was a mental health issue, oh they were abused as a child. Bull shit people all over the world deal with mental health disorders and abuse and as tragic as that is they still don’t go on to murder so in my opinion that will never be a valid excuse either.. Sorry for the rant I just just your comment and was like yes finally someone gets me lol

[@MK-tj2xu]

@@bridgethall472 Completely agree. There are plenty of cases of people with mental health issues but they dont go around killing people. It literally boils my blood when they use our tax payer money to rehabilitate these killers who actually took a life away from this world, from their family ugh. So I completely get your rant !

[@edwardjones2202]

What if the victim's mum killed the killer?

[@mitravaruna]

The mother needs to be convicted. Sorry to have to say this, but the person who your child killed is the child of someone too.

[@snogglewort1]

If my child did this I would want them sectioned and or locked up. That would be the end for me. How can she live with herself.

[@sebastianelytron8450]

First. LOVE this channel!

[@Flaca.602]

A new true crime channel ✊

[@heathermac4024]

People are saying that Tristan regected Aydin and this caused him to kill her this isnt true Aydin had told friends that he was going to kill someone in 30days and he new what he was about to do when he took her into the woods unfortunately Tristan just happened to be the trusting girl that he luerd to her death,Aydin is a monster he is saying that thay had a argument and she hit her head he stabbed her 114 times 41 defencive wounds that isn't no accident and I hope he gets all the crap that is coming to him rest in peace little Tristan you are with the angels now and in the the Lord's warm imbrace ❤️

[@cashflowglo7262]

He planned to kill her because she continued to reject him over the years. He told people before it happened and he knew who he was going to kill when he told his friends. They had been friends for some time. Grew up together according to all I ve read and heard on this case. He showed one face to her and another to his friends. He wanted more then friendship And in some social circles she would dismiss him or be different with him. Sooo …….

[@heathermac4024]

We can only go on what we are told over hear in Australia you would get more info over in the states the thing about him being jelouse over Tristan was only hear say it wasn't fact so yah Aydin hasn't even made a statement yet so this information isn't quote true as to say so I'll wait untill I hear from him first thanks no offence,and why would someone go out into the woods with someone they have rejected so many times that doesn't make sense anyways you have your opinion and I respect that and either way he is still a frigging monster no matter how it started we all no how it ended and this boy must pay rest in peace little Tristan ❤️

[@vampiraJ]

This is so heartbreaking. I hope justice is done.

[@kendrickbrown8978]

I'm really having a hard time understanding how a 12 year old and 13 year old child can be out at a friend's house at 1 in the morning. Then he finally makes it back at home at 3 in the morning. That's what suburban parents do? Let they're kids be out in early hours of the morning. Once they have the trial everything will come out on why and what happened.

[@nubianempress6064]

Thank you been thinking that myself…. I have a 13 years old daughter and no way would she be out at that time of the morning in her cheerleading clothes! We as parents have to be vigilant…so sad 2 families ruined 😞 so sad gone too soon

[@amandalayton464]

Kids sneak out a lot

[@darladawn1111]

I highly doubt the parents just allowed them out. Even I've snuck out as a kid. My mom was quite strict and gave me an early curfew. I never snuck out of my mom's house but I did sneak out of my dad's house as well as a friend's house where I was spending the night.

[@SHurd-rc2go]

@@amandalayton464 But what was she sneaking out to? In her cheerleading outfit? 13 is young!!! But I'm OLD.

[@amandalayton464]

S. Hurd kids wanna be out and act like they are older than they are. It’s scary as an adult, but they don’t think of the consequences of being out late and alone. My godson has started doing it and it worries me a lot as he is in a bad area.

[@queenesquiresquad]

Such a very sad story. Tristyn did not deserve this at all😢😢😢

[@yardenaschrier6059]

I love ur channel I will subscribe!

[@madarch3r]

Seeing Aiden tear up during his court appearance nearly had me feeling sorry for him..In the sense that you realize how young he is and what the rest of his life will be..But then you remember what he did and that Tristyn's life was taken away by his hand in the most brutal way imaginable and you feel less sorry for him. Just blows my mind that a child so young could be capable of a crime so heinous and volatile.

[@tapoemt3995]

I don't know how anyone felt sorry for him at all. He sure wasn't crying in the back of the Police car snapping selfies, smiling and mocking the search by asking if anyone's seen her...

[@Angie-jm8kp]

@@tapoemt3995 he'll be crying when he gets moved to the adult population in prison. He thinks he's so big and clever, the inmates will hound the life out of him

[@jewelv.3883]

see this make me mad.