Dean at Jacksonville school says Aiden Fucci 'did not like to be disrespected'

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  • Опубліковано 21 бер 2023
  • Dean Chris Wetjen worked with Aiden Fucci when he got frustrated during classes. He recalled an incident when Fucci threatened to throw a classmate out the window

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  • @Meganmama
    @Meganmama Рік тому +165

    The dean keeps saying, “I think he learned a lot from our conversations”. Sir, I think his actions would suggest otherwise.

    • @janawitte4067
      @janawitte4067 Рік тому +16

      He is the dean and keeps no notes? Doesn't even know the date he began with the school? wow

    • @C.L.Matthews
      @C.L.Matthews Рік тому +12

      Really! Even considering what this kid did the Dean ‘thinks he learned’ from his conversations. Learned what exactly!?

    • @retroguy9494
      @retroguy9494 11 місяців тому

      These Florida schools are a joke. No wonder they rank among the lowest in the country. The very fact that this 'dean' did not recognize there may be some mental illness involved and refer him to the school psychologist or another doctor shows his incompetency. Why did it take the prison doctors to diagnose Aiden with schizophrenia and severe depressive disorder? This clown only seems interested in discipline and not the boy himself.

  • @kimgilbert3605
    @kimgilbert3605 Рік тому +530

    When my daughter was in 8th grade, she was threatened multiple times by a boy in her class. He threatened to stab her. Since I found this on our computer, I printed it out and brought it to the school and police. This boy was expelled immediately but kept threatening my daughter by saying he had friends that would do it for him. For the rest of the school year she was escorted to classes, lunch and bathroom. There was a no contact order on him and his family moved far away and got him mental health help. Why was this guy allowed to attend this school especially after threatening a fellow student?

    • @lelabrooks04
      @lelabrooks04 Рік тому +38

      Sorry you and your child had to go thru this. In your case you handled it well. Moving your household is expensive.

    • @erickkisreal9398
      @erickkisreal9398 Рік тому +6

      why though? Did the guy not like how she dressed or looked?

    • @greyLeicester
      @greyLeicester Рік тому +8

      ​@@lelabrooks04 this is like the 3rd time I read this comment. Are you just copying and pasting it in every vidro???

    • @cockneyred
      @cockneyred Рік тому +2

      😮😮😮

    • @2Ryled
      @2Ryled Рік тому +20

      I'm glad you went to police. I think if you just went to school, they would bury it. I was threatened by 2 girls on the bus. For no reason. They started bullying a 6yr old, then younger students then me. I told. They were told you will be permanently expelled. That stopped that in its tracks.they were on scholarship..

  • @laurencaulton103
    @laurencaulton103 Рік тому +275

    There's gonna be a lot of disrespect in prison!

    • @300_42
      @300_42 Рік тому +1

      From Aiden or other inmates?

    • @donnacaldwell3267
      @donnacaldwell3267 Рік тому +25

      @@300_42 Seriously?😂🌽🧼

    • @johngreystone
      @johngreystone Рік тому +1

      @@300_42 aiden going to bitch slapped regularly

    • @Notcherbidness
      @Notcherbidness Рік тому +25

      He is going to learn about respect in prison

    • @BeastMode-xl7rz
      @BeastMode-xl7rz Рік тому +5

      He is not going to learn much about respect in prison…he will be separated and kept safe. This is not a discovery documentary in San Quentin, or your fav. Post Prison sentence podcast. Government is about perception, and prison systems can’t afforded to have this high profile kid hurt.

  • @nyancatnatalie
    @nyancatnatalie Рік тому +465

    They need to stop giving chance after chance with violent and psychotic children at school's.

    • @donaldbraugh2314
      @donaldbraugh2314 Рік тому +2

      Liberal policy

    • @sputniksweetheart5187
      @sputniksweetheart5187 Рік тому

      @James remove them from school and let their parents deal with them.

    • @lovesilk1
      @lovesilk1 Рік тому +6

      *Psychopathic

    • @MsStephanieJane31
      @MsStephanieJane31 Рік тому +4

      Criminal checks need to be done on all children and adults in school systems so they know firsthand who is eligible and not eligible for the education services

    • @SofiaTHEfIRST1873
      @SofiaTHEfIRST1873 Рік тому +3

      And do what? What’s your solution?

  • @suzanneflowers2230
    @suzanneflowers2230 Рік тому +544

    If Mom tried to cover for his awful behavior, that says volumes for why he grew to be a narcissistic monster.

    • @K.Adamsan
      @K.Adamsan Рік тому +7

      That is what a good mother does.

    • @mimig6932
      @mimig6932 Рік тому +56

      @@K.Adamsan you are crazy

    • @haleyt3754
      @haleyt3754 Рік тому +18

      @@K.Adamsan bot

    • @sputniksweetheart5187
      @sputniksweetheart5187 Рік тому +59

      @@K.Adamsan no, a good mother offers guidance and consequences so that a person knows how to regulate their own impulses and emotions.

    • @K.Adamsan
      @K.Adamsan Рік тому +6

      ​@@sputniksweetheart5187 Yes, a good mother teaches her kid ways to stay out of jail but once a crime is committed the mom needs to cover that shit up. If you help put your own kid in jail you are an awful mother. She did the right thing!

  • @BellaLeoLicorice
    @BellaLeoLicorice Рік тому +152

    No wonder the parents needed security cameras inside the house.

    • @lrod8721
      @lrod8721 Рік тому +20

      Explains a lot

    • @beautifulsurprise9424
      @beautifulsurprise9424 Рік тому +19

      Yeah I haven’t listened to every minute of this case but I did hear about the cameras inside the home and that did strike me as abnormal. Most of his have cameras outside to record any possible burglars but we typically don’t want our privates lives inside our homes recorded. The fact that they did speaks volumes about him and what they knew of his violent behavior.

    • @pacificprincess5849
      @pacificprincess5849 Рік тому

      Apparently, his mum ran a daycare

    • @pacificprincess5849
      @pacificprincess5849 Рік тому +7

      @@beautifulsurprise9424 Apparently mum ran a daycare

    • @pacificprincess5849
      @pacificprincess5849 Рік тому

      @@lrod8721 Apparently mum ran a daycare

  • @misscamaross2220
    @misscamaross2220 Рік тому +406

    I hope the judge realizes that whether he committed that murder at 14 years old or 24 years old…he’s evil and no saving him. Society is not safe with him in it.

    • @amydoran9987
      @amydoran9987 Рік тому +22

      Born evil.

    • @BeastMode-xl7rz
      @BeastMode-xl7rz Рік тому +12

      Y’all stop…he can obviously change. The question is will he change and if his act committed is severe enough to warrant the chance he could change. If I was an orator of justice I would sentience him to 40-50 years of hard labor. I think it is unjust for a life sentence.

    • @y2ksurvivor
      @y2ksurvivor Рік тому +14

      ​@@BeastMode-xl7rz🙄

    • @raiders7294
      @raiders7294 Рік тому +29

      @@BeastMode-xl7rz A life sentence for him is unjust, but it's just that Trystin Bailey never has any life again? People like you are why there're so many nonsensical laws. You think of the killer and not at all of the person killed and their family and friends.

    • @donaldbiden1920
      @donaldbiden1920 Рік тому +13

      @@BeastMode-xl7rz There's no such thing as being sentenced to "hard labor" in the US, unless you think working in a factory that produces office furniture or training police dogs is hard.

  • @hurricanedonna5606
    @hurricanedonna5606 Рік тому +44

    I thought grandma said he was a GOOD CHILD? SURE HE WAS!😡

  • @chrissiebabe234
    @chrissiebabe234 Рік тому +252

    Guy has been a system crasher with severe impulse control issues and violent behaviour towards females for a long time. What a sweetheart.

    • @donaldbiden1920
      @donaldbiden1920 Рік тому +8

      You're describing at least 50% of my male classmates in middle school, that's literally all anyone does lol

    • @chrissiebabe234
      @chrissiebabe234 Рік тому +23

      @@donaldbiden1920 (glad) I don't know, where you went to school, that's definitely not average.

    • @youallthinkyouknow1314
      @youallthinkyouknow1314 Рік тому +18

      Because he knows that if it were a male he would be in trouble that's why he goes after females.

    • @berdellfleming5074
      @berdellfleming5074 Рік тому +5

      @@chrissiebabe234 Depends on ethic background look at how many of mass shooters wer e overlooked when clearly they had issues well before they committed crimes!

    • @widescreennavel
      @widescreennavel Рік тому +1

      Ooooh...that's a paddlin'

  • @garywatson
    @garywatson Рік тому +358

    If a kid is so bad that he needs to meet with the discipline dean at a weekly scheduled thing, he should be should be sent to a custodial facility or otherwise separated from defenseless children. As soon as he threatened to throw somebody out of a window he should have been arrested and expelled.

    • @mmcmann9539
      @mmcmann9539 Рік тому +35

      I just saw a story today where a kid had to be patted down everyday and he shot the teachers while they were doing a daily pat down. Unreal.

    • @swallowedinthesea11
      @swallowedinthesea11 Рік тому

      @@mmcmann9539 Mayhaps he shot them because they touched him inappropriately?

    • @tracymonroe6001
      @tracymonroe6001 Рік тому

      We don't have enough custodial facilities for the amount of kids like this. There is a large group of parents doing something wrong, producing these losers, and the vast majority of good kids are likely sitting next to one of these monsters.

    • @shelbi8273
      @shelbi8273 Рік тому +31

      @@swallowedinthesea11 troll

    • @greenman6141
      @greenman6141 Рік тому

      I'm not saying you are wrong. BUT...expell him and what happens? He goes into the local state school and causes all the students there to have compromised educations. And he kills them.
      Florida's education system has been broken by awful and stupid political games. In January 2021, there were 2368 teacher roles unfilled in Florida. In August 2022 it was 6000.and 5000 support staff...that is people like this man.
      And no one will take those jobs because of the politicians.
      So...throw Aiden Fucci into a school totally crippled by this situation.
      State schools have a legal responsibility to provide an education to every student.
      If they expelled him altogether, they'd have to provide him with complete homeschooling, which is far far far beyond their financial means. Plus, no one would do it. They won't take regular teaching jobs in that state.
      So what is the solution?
      Declare him mentally ill? The state is STILL responsible for his schooling, and there is no such thing as long term mental health confinement. He'd be put back in the school.
      The only way of getting him out of a school is...if he is incarcerated for a terribly serious crime. ie they are unable, totally unable, to do anything until AFTER he has commit a horrible crime.
      There is no mental health care funding. No long term mental health care, especially not residential (ie not at home).
      The school system has been destroyed. It was struggling, because certain politicians don't like state education. And then it was totally broken by ones who took it even further.
      This isn't the school's fault.

  • @christineo.9848
    @christineo.9848 Рік тому +116

    “Did you take notes?”
    “No.”
    Dude! Take copious notes on these students; you never know when one is going to murder a classmate!

    • @HoneySuckle123
      @HoneySuckle123 Рік тому +14

      💯 Okay!!! He started out as the PHYSICAL EDUCATOR.... 🙄

    • @d.h.dd.h.d.5230
      @d.h.dd.h.d.5230 Рік тому +20

      We know...he's covering his behind. He's holding back...to save his job.

    • @martyal
      @martyal Рік тому +24

      I was just listening but not watching when this question was asked and I nearly got whiplash when he said “no”. I can’t believe that there wouldn’t be a standard form filled out for every single visit to a counselor’s office.

    • @ItsSierraaaa
      @ItsSierraaaa Рік тому +7

      @@martyal he’s not a counselor!!!!

    • @candyhall367
      @candyhall367 Рік тому +18

      One of the first things you learn as an educator is to document everything. The rule is, ‘If it isn’t written, it didn’t happen.’ An effective administrator keeps notes of encounters with students.

  • @claymac7895
    @claymac7895 Рік тому +185

    He didn’t like to be disrespected? WTF is that suppose to mean, no one likes being disrespected.

    • @lesliesorady5771
      @lesliesorady5771 Рік тому +45

      So being told NO or having to respect authority and rules is his idea of being disrespected???

    • @user-fc2xk3uv8y
      @user-fc2xk3uv8y Рік тому +7

      thats what i thought too. its like in his head it was normal for kids to be so violent and took it as not liking a consequence

    • @jessshine9625
      @jessshine9625 Рік тому +10

      Exactly my thoughts...his mindset was only he can do something and expect everyone to go along or be ok with it and if not they were being disrespectful as far as defending themselves and or discipline...lord forbid let someone do something to him though. Kid really had some issues going on and wasnt being taken care of out of school/medically. SMH

    • @caratinawaiters2590
      @caratinawaiters2590 Рік тому +4

      Exactly 💯..l said this before l your comment 😊

    • @saraburns7340
      @saraburns7340 Рік тому +2

      ClayMac,
      Well said👍

  • @daffydave5652
    @daffydave5652 Рік тому +48

    He WILL be disrespected in prison!

    • @K.Adamsan
      @K.Adamsan Рік тому

      Actually he robs and beats up other innmates. he runs his place!

    • @martyal
      @martyal Рік тому +5

      Let’s hope. If he had been beat down when he was younger he might have learned how to behave in a crowd. There’s always someone bigger who can teach him a lesson.

    • @annaconway313
      @annaconway313 Рік тому

      Let's hope so. Hope he becomes a wufey to one occasion the bigger criminals. Or better still they do him in

  • @sheiladiaz2359
    @sheiladiaz2359 Рік тому +45

    Why did this school allow him to come into that school after 17 incidents in the prior school should’ve mediately went to a detention school what a liability

  • @KohalaLover
    @KohalaLover Рік тому +74

    So the dean and his teachers held his hands and babied him because he has impulse control issues and isn’t the brightest.

    • @krishnalarson7787
      @krishnalarson7787 Рік тому +17

      That's their job. Unfortunately.

    • @donaldbiden1920
      @donaldbiden1920 Рік тому +3

      It's called going to school where people try to teach you things. Not everyone learns. What is your suggestion for how schools should interact with students?

    • @WilliamsPinch
      @WilliamsPinch Рік тому +9

      Not just that, they did the same for his brother. So clearly the school was expected to raise the little monster that his family didn’t care to look after.

    • @krishnalarson7787
      @krishnalarson7787 Рік тому +1

      @@donaldbiden1920 suggestions are always helpful. But, also, everyone and child is different...

    • @michelleb7399
      @michelleb7399 Рік тому +5

      They have to follow the law. Every child has the right to a free and public education in the least-restrictive environment. Trust me, schools don’t want to try to teach students who make the environment hostile or unsafe. I’ve been an elementary educator for more than 20 years. There are always these kids who come through the system who have issues with perceived disrespect. These are often the kids who will lie about anything, trying to gaslight people into thinking they literally didn’t see what they saw. And then claim any perceived admonishment as “unfair” or “disrespectful.” We don’t get to banish kids from regular education at will. Kids will disrupt the education of their peers and cause extensive stress amongst staff and students for years before enough alternatives have been tried and documented before a student is removed from the school.

  • @SpandexSuperstarr
    @SpandexSuperstarr Рік тому +65

    I bet this man is so disappointed about what happened after putting in so much effort to help him.

    • @wolke1955
      @wolke1955 Рік тому +21

      He was too nice with Aiden.

    • @LisaLisa-mx3hq
      @LisaLisa-mx3hq Рік тому

      He seems like a douche

    • @C.L.Matthews
      @C.L.Matthews Рік тому +8

      There’s a point when you stop feeling sorry for a bad seed & you focus your concerns on the safety on the children around him.

    • @SpandexSuperstarr
      @SpandexSuperstarr Рік тому +1

      @C.L. Matthews helping the bad seeds keeps the other kids safe.

  • @KanDee_Olson
    @KanDee_Olson Рік тому +63

    So, 1 incident per month 4 total, he was at the school from January 21st thru May 7th. I dont consider that good behavior. He was just getting started.

  • @NKdidit.24
    @NKdidit.24 Рік тому +42

    His parents babied him and let him do whatever he wanted. Good job mom and dad, now someone will never see their daughter again. WTF IS WRONG WITH PEOPLE????

  • @WilliamsPinch
    @WilliamsPinch Рік тому +160

    So both him and his brother had behavioral issues that the parents ignored or pandered to. Both of the parents should be charged. We need to hold people responsible for creating these menaces and dumping them on other people.

    • @fortheloveofgod7258
      @fortheloveofgod7258 Рік тому +3

      🎯

    • @simileesimmons3102
      @simileesimmons3102 Рік тому +6

      Sometimes no matter how well you nurture and raise a Chile the get old enough to make really bad choices. Its not his parents fAult he killed the girl. He knew exactly what he was doing.

    • @princessd9146
      @princessd9146 Рік тому

      Girl what

    • @WilliamsPinch
      @WilliamsPinch Рік тому +4

      @@simileesimmons3102 he was a 14yr old child out past midnight. His parents clearly neglected him if both him and his brother had behavioral issues and performed poorly in school. Parents have a responsibility to raise decent human beings. His parents couldn’t care less about caring for their children.

    • @WilliamsPinch
      @WilliamsPinch Рік тому +1

      @@princessd9146 what didn’t you get?

  • @kimbok5971
    @kimbok5971 Рік тому +117

    Hearing about Fucci's disciplinary issues over the years, at schools he attended, along with his murder of Trystyn, it makes it difficult to believe that his grandma felt he was a good, happy child. I feel his family had to have been in denial and overlooking a lot of issues. So then I have to also doubt Grandma's statements that the whole family is a good, Christian family that had lots of fun together.

    • @sandramae1772
      @sandramae1772 Рік тому +1

      💯

    • @abelis644
      @abelis644 Рік тому +14

      ""A good Christian famiky" is an oxymoron.

    • @stephanie09.11
      @stephanie09.11 Рік тому +5

      Maybe his parents kept all of this private and did not share with the Grandmother. It is amazing what family can keep secret behind closed doors.

    • @myob3839
      @myob3839 Рік тому +16

      denial is *thee scariest emotion.* my older brother has a rap sheet that would make your head spin, is 48 and has been EXTREMELY violent his entire life and our mom would tell you to this day “hE’S a GoOd BoY.” and it makes the rest of us kids just as scared of her as we are of him.

    • @buhaynimaria
      @buhaynimaria Рік тому +1

      Narcissism. People who have these lack of common sense, unaware, unable to fully comprehend and see their own flaws or beyond their lives. Usually, they raise up spoiled kids, but unaware of their actions or shallow views.
      I'm speaking from personal experience with my own family.

  • @asiam1528
    @asiam1528 Рік тому +52

    Aiden mom been spoiling and protecting his bad behaviors for a long time until he murdered someone

    • @kelley695
      @kelley695 Рік тому +4

      I haven’t found the proof yet, but did his mom actually clean up his clothes afterwards?

    • @y2ksurvivor
      @y2ksurvivor Рік тому +9

      ​@@kelley695she was arrested and charged for doing so, yes.

    • @bobo-kj6od
      @bobo-kj6od Рік тому +2

      Most parents will do anything to protect their kids. Regardless of what he's done, he will always be her baby boy. I don't have children but I've heard mothers say that. No matter what they do or how old they are, they'll always be their babies.
      I guess it's similar to kids longing for parents that may have deserted them for one reason or another. They hurt them in all different ways but the child always forgive them.

    • @pattiollweiler2496
      @pattiollweiler2496 Рік тому +2

      ​@Kelley She had cameras in the house, and is on video washing the bloody jeans in the bathroom sink, with the door open. You see her come out of his room with the jeans, and wash them out in the sink.

    • @kelley695
      @kelley695 Рік тому +3

      @@pattiollweiler2496 😳😳😳😳WOW!!

  • @lisab9541
    @lisab9541 Рік тому +32

    I cannot believe there were no notes taken when Aiden or any student visited the administrator because teachers would be asked for dates and what took place and be expected to have notes.

    • @C.L.Matthews
      @C.L.Matthews Рік тому +6

      Agree, they knew they had a problem kid before he was transferred into POA. Documentation could have supported him moving to GAINES.

    • @ms.hjohnson6820
      @ms.hjohnson6820 Рік тому +6

      I just commented on that. Right!? How the heck does he get away with that? He’s all cozy in his job. Doesn’t even have DATES and general notes about the visit. What kind of administrative professional is this?? … and he works with kids! How how how does he get away with it??

  • @princessbc9791
    @princessbc9791 Рік тому +52

    Either the grandma wasn't aware of who he really was or she was covering up his real issues while she was on the stand. It's quite possible her daughter wasn't telling her how severe it was.

    • @shannonmathiscowen8682
      @shannonmathiscowen8682 Рік тому +8

      Grandma lived with him 5 days a week!

    • @princessbc9791
      @princessbc9791 Рік тому +5

      @@shannonmathiscowen8682 Well, she should've just apologized and told the truth. She knew he was out in the world acting a fool!

    • @pattiollweiler2496
      @pattiollweiler2496 Рік тому +10

      All you have to do is watch his mother coach him in the interrogation room at the police station and watch the video inside her home where she's washing the blood from his jeans. She is an enabler, a liar, a very sneaky person.

  • @MiriamdeLezo677
    @MiriamdeLezo677 Рік тому +30

    The dean function is to walk around the school and to be seen...????
    He thinks Aidan Fucci was very mature...????
    The dean never took notes during his interviews with Fucci....????
    How he could remember and keep track of everything said during the conversations...????
    If the dean is not a psychologist why is he giving advice to trouble students...???
    Fucci came from a prior school where he had over 17 incidents, that's a very high number and indicates something really wrong in a pathological level was going on with him,why he was never sent to have a psychiatric evaluation...????
    A lot of mistakes from school,they let go through the cracks a very trouble individual,who ended up killing one poor girl in an atrocious way. Parents weren't involved in their son troubles. He was saying everywhere he was going to kill somebody and none cares . Everyone is crazy not only Fucci. God help kids.

    • @kimmermq
      @kimmermq Рік тому +3

      this school wasn't the right one likely for this individual.

    • @MiriamdeLezo677
      @MiriamdeLezo677 Рік тому

      @@kimmermq I don't think Fucci should be in any normal school,he is a very sick individual. How is possible that he was saying to his friends,girlfriend etc he was going to kill somebody and nobody cares...? It's beyond my understanding.

    • @lisab9541
      @lisab9541 Рік тому +2

      The school can't make parents get help for their kid. Parents today yell foul, say they're going to sue over almost anything.

    • @C.L.Matthews
      @C.L.Matthews Рік тому +1

      Agree, no notes on a known problem kid! Document his A!@ out of there quick! That was your job! Protect the children

  • @Changeiscoming47
    @Changeiscoming47 Рік тому +75

    It’s an abomination that this murderer gets to live. The taxpayers have to pay to keep him alive, wasting oxygen. Pure evil 👿 Bless sweet Tristan and her loved ones. May they find comfort and peace one day 💔🙏🏻❤️

    • @barbarasmith2693
      @barbarasmith2693 Рік тому

      Did you know that it actually costs MORE to execute a prisoner than it does to keep them incarcerated for life? If my tax dollars are going to be spent to keep an individual out of the general populace because they are a danger to others, I would rather they be kept in jail than be killed. Not being altruistic about this either. I'd rather that Fucci stay in jail and miss out on all that he stole from his victim (not experience life as a free human) and suffer himself than to be dead and not have to think about the thing he did any longer.

    • @MarcRajotte-hv8hw
      @MarcRajotte-hv8hw Рік тому +6

      COWBOY justice would simply string him up back in the early days. Done.

    • @simileesimmons3102
      @simileesimmons3102 Рік тому +2

      Couldn't have said it better.

    • @Changeiscoming47
      @Changeiscoming47 Рік тому +2

      @@MarcRajotte-hv8hw yes, and it’s too bad that we can’t have that kind of justice today. We’d immediately see far less, if any, of the most heinous crimes (school shootings, mass killings, etc) if justice could be served that way.

    • @ismth
      @ismth Рік тому

      @@Changeiscoming47yes we’d def see improvements if we were allowed to deal our own justice to whomever wronged us. It’d be anarchy.

  • @AGUITADECOCO42533
    @AGUITADECOCO42533 Рік тому +10

    Dean not wearing a suit to show respect to the court.

  • @ms.hjohnson6820
    @ms.hjohnson6820 Рік тому +11

    How does the Dean of Students not keep notes on the students after he meets with them?? What in the world..

    • @maridepp53
      @maridepp53 Місяць тому +1

      ms.hjohnson6820: Exactly! I could not believe his answer to that.

  • @charbam9506
    @charbam9506 Рік тому +19

    He “learned a lot”….measured by what….murdering a defenseless girl?

    • @C.L.Matthews
      @C.L.Matthews Рік тому +1

      Exactly! This guy still refuses to admit his failures.

  • @hoyeshoynohayduda9718
    @hoyeshoynohayduda9718 Рік тому +20

    This school failed the student and just enabled his behavior. Troubled children do not need a friend or buddy gym teacher to placate their behavior.

  • @newyoricanlevitenyrican9592
    @newyoricanlevitenyrican9592 Рік тому +10

    Did not like to be disrespected, but had no problem living his whole life disrespecting others, to the point that he disrespected a young girl's right to live..

  • @audreydaleski1067
    @audreydaleski1067 Рік тому +45

    That is a problem, feeling like the word no is disrespecting him. Or that being taught appropriate behavoir... that is not disrespecting him. That makes him dangerous. Gangs have that mindset.

  • @cjfw316
    @cjfw316 Рік тому +30

    Why wouldn't Dean keep notes when ,kids came to see him. I think that would be important to do. Watch for patterns.

    • @kimmermq
      @kimmermq Рік тому +2

      with 1600 kids in a school and no notes?

    • @stwb579
      @stwb579 Рік тому

      Good question. I also would like to know why. Maybe it’s a privacy issue or to do with trust.

    • @candyhall367
      @candyhall367 Рік тому +3

      Sometimes, administrators will give a staff member the title of Dean who has no formal training in either education administration and supervision and/or child development and behaviors. Bet my money that this guy was still receiving a PE teachers pay. Just a Dean in that building.

  • @thomash.larsen6932
    @thomash.larsen6932 Рік тому +34

    Bla Bla Bla..... lock him up, and throw the keys away

  • @jooliagoolia9959
    @jooliagoolia9959 Рік тому +86

    This kid had soo much support at school.
    His parents I'm not so sure about..

    • @mili30451
      @mili30451 Рік тому +3

      Support starts at home.

    • @pattiollweiler2496
      @pattiollweiler2496 Рік тому +1

      They certainly bought him anything he wanted.

    • @jooliagoolia9959
      @jooliagoolia9959 Рік тому +2

      @@pattiollweiler2496 His mom is possibly getting in trouble for helping to hide evidence.
      They weren't good parents...

    • @pauljordan4452
      @pauljordan4452 Рік тому +1

      Agreed. I like your reference to The Wedding Singer.

  • @franceslynch8815
    @franceslynch8815 Рік тому +88

    Every student who has on-going difficulties controlling their frustration, temper, and aggression in school settings should automatically be referred to a psychiatrist who is rrained in personality disorders and mental health wellbeing. Diagnosing brain disorders early and treating them may have great benefits for students and better outcomes for society at large.

    • @ismth
      @ismth Рік тому +5

      We have to actually care about our society to take these measures. Smh

    • @calliannedewitt3112
      @calliannedewitt3112 Рік тому +1

      Amen

    • @1980syuppie
      @1980syuppie Рік тому +1

      I’m all in favor of power to
      The people, but what about capitalism? We can be a perfect society in a world without it ,but yet here we are.. with it.

  • @gmaheybaby1283
    @gmaheybaby1283 Рік тому +106

    Some people just don’t belong in the community. He just acted out sooner rather than later, he was and never is going to be a productive citizen. Unfortunately the correctional institutional system will not rehabilitate but instead make him a more hardened person. No matter what the sentence is, he is screwed! By rest assured he won’t be a threat to the community as long as he is locked up💯

    • @texan903
      @texan903 Рік тому +1

      He deserves 40 years. With therapy, he can be rehabilitated.

    • @DrJ-hx7wv
      @DrJ-hx7wv Рік тому +1

      There's no cure for sociopathy. This isn't a "phase" he's going through. "Therapy" isn't designed for this, and has no tools to reach a personality like his.
      If he gets out, he will emerge as a hardened criminal.

    • @nancylarrea9396
      @nancylarrea9396 Рік тому

      He will never be rehabilitated! He’s a natural born predator, he’s is wired to kill and that’s it!

    • @NotMee45
      @NotMee45 Рік тому

      He’s pumped. He’s got NOTHING TO LOSE. a lifetime in jail to do nothing but kill more people. 🤮

    • @pattiollweiler2496
      @pattiollweiler2496 Рік тому +3

      Matters little, because you can't fix him anyway. There's no cure for violent psychopaths.

  • @missmustache4207
    @missmustache4207 Рік тому +17

    Is anyone going to admit he’s a problem child?

  • @misswolfmoon7852
    @misswolfmoon7852 Рік тому +72

    Omg 17 times he was in trouble at another school. WTF! Omg when kids were that bad at my school they were expell. Wow if he has a disability emotionally for his behavior why didn't the mom get him counseling. And his defender doesn't want pass school history to be used in the trail why, because he threaten a female student and his has 17 disciple write ups.

    • @womanofsteel9276
      @womanofsteel9276 Рік тому +8

      Do you think the school knew the parents wouldn’t do anything and tried to help as much as they could? Schools are the worst now though. They’re so wimpy!! 17 times would’ve gotten me expelled!!
      You’re right though, his parents should have put him into counseling. It might’ve helped, now it’s too late. Hopefully he’ll get some help in prison.

    • @99pinkballoons
      @99pinkballoons Рік тому +10

      And that's where his IEP protected him. Emotionally disturbed students basically get away with behavior regular students cannot. I'm sure many people at his school know a lot regarding his bad conduct, but speaking up to share will cost them their job.

    • @donaldbiden1920
      @donaldbiden1920 Рік тому +1

      He pled guilty, there is no trial

    • @vera944
      @vera944 Рік тому

      "Why didn't the mom get him counseling?" Aiden Fauci was medicated with Remeron, lithium and Zyprexa when he committed his crime. Not sure what other drugs this young man was put on before ...that's the drugs his doctor recommended probably after his mom tried to get him help.

    • @Sus-ts8ot
      @Sus-ts8ot Рік тому

      ​@@99pinkballoons Was soll die Gesellschaft denn machen?

  • @sputniksweetheart5187
    @sputniksweetheart5187 Рік тому +27

    at what point do parents need to take responsibility for how they discipline children at home?

    • @donaldbiden1920
      @donaldbiden1920 Рік тому +7

      pretty soon after they're born I would assume, otherwise it's called neglect and you go to jail

    • @danarzechula3769
      @danarzechula3769 Рік тому +3

      Preferably before someone is dead😢

  • @venusretrograde6177
    @venusretrograde6177 Рік тому +41

    I’m less interested in his schooling and more interested in what aspects of his upbringing/home life made him this way. It’s not normal for kids to be a lot more mature than their peers, especially when combined with aggression and disdain for authority. It can be a sign of a difficult or unusual circumstances during childhood in some way or another.

    • @hopeful6157
      @hopeful6157 Рік тому +2

      The home is not always to blame, psychopaths are born that way, plus being a Satan worshiper didn't help

    • @venusretrograde6177
      @venusretrograde6177 Рік тому

      @@hopeful6157 I mean, considering what his mom is being accused of, I’m assuming that his up bringing probably wasn’t top notch. Maybe his parents, at least his mom, didn’t pay attention to what he was watching/doing in his free time or let him get away with a bit too much growing up and if he’s an actual psychopath, that’s certainly didn’t help.

    • @venusretrograde6177
      @venusretrograde6177 Рік тому +1

      @@hopeful6157 he was the oldest child but he had a different father than his younger siblings. I’m sure his mother felt bad about this to some degree and didn’t wanted him to feel like an “other” in the family. So maybe she was too lax on him, despite his being a difficult child, just so that he wouldn’t feel like he was being treated differently from her other children. Difficult family circumstances don’t always have to be overtly malicious in order to be harmful to a child. Of course, this is all speculation based on what I’ve seen and read regarding their family dynamic. I don’t actually know, it’s just speculation on my part.

  • @chatita9527
    @chatita9527 Рік тому +26

    When somebody shows signs of being an evil person, stop making EXCUSES for him. Or the outcome may be like this one ...

  • @CMama612
    @CMama612 Рік тому +24

    Several times he mentioned how successful his mentoring was and how much Aiden improved…Ummmm yeah, he stabbed a beautiful child 114 times; I’m not sure all his mentoring was as much of a smashing success as you believe sir 🙄

    • @danarzechula3769
      @danarzechula3769 Рік тому +2

      Denial

    • @lisawhittle4844
      @lisawhittle4844 Рік тому +3

      Ah more like CYA, he did nothing but talked, until his head rattled....in one ear and out the other with all his so called mentoring. He should find a different career.

    • @C.L.Matthews
      @C.L.Matthews Рік тому +2

      Umm…sorry, exactly what impact was he claiming to have on this kid !?!? Are we talking about the same kid 🙄

  • @sunshinemagicalrainbowunic4004
    @sunshinemagicalrainbowunic4004 Рік тому +19

    I can’t believe these teachers or administrators don’t keep notes of interactions and/or meetings with students. Not even voice notes? It’s beyond me why they don’t think it’s vital to document

    • @C.L.Matthews
      @C.L.Matthews Рік тому +2

      He’s not qualified to be in administration. Physical Education is his background one said

  • @gillianharper-ward7877
    @gillianharper-ward7877 Рік тому +12

    The bad ones ALWAYS get plenty of help & rewards, its disgusting.

  • @Rixhie76
    @Rixhie76 Рік тому +3

    So this guy doesn’t take notes of meetings he has with kids..how does he track their progress?!

  • @reginac5488
    @reginac5488 Рік тому +15

    I am a former teacher of 7th and 8th grade and later, English 101 and 102 at a local Community College. After viewing this testimony and the testimony of a former teacher, I am convinced that we are failing our youth. The goal should never be to have a child move onto High School or to pass them to a different school. How many times have we seen school shooters who have a history of discipline issues that the schools are aware of? Instead of the woke agenda and cancel culture, we should demand better from our school districts, teachers, school administration and parents.

  • @tsquared4831
    @tsquared4831 Рік тому +54

    This is a tragedy that could have been prevented... aiden told his girlfriend that he wanted an had fantasies about stabbing someone. He played with a knife on his girlfriends throat.. this whole thing could have been prevented if the girlfriend spoke out an told an adult what she knew... tristyn would be alive today... what is wrong with people

    • @ismth
      @ismth Рік тому +4

      So it’s his girlfriends fault now???

    • @tsquared4831
      @tsquared4831 Рік тому +5

      @@ismth use your common sense. If someone puts a knife to your throat an you dont say anything. Whats that say abut you...

    • @naf8242
      @naf8242 Рік тому +8

      @@tsquared4831 you are talking about a 13-14 year old girl who probably was very infatuated with this boy. So, she probably was either too scared to talk or she thought he was just bluffing.
      Yes, the “you see something say something” should be a norm but you can’t blame a very young person for keeping secrets especially in a culture of “snitches get stitches”…

    • @tsquared4831
      @tsquared4831 Рік тому

      @@naf8242 wrong.... when someone puts a knife to your throat.. an you dont say anything.. whats that say about you.. in fact why dont you tell what you told me to tristyn.. tell her.. her life was extinguished because someone else didnt have the courage to speak up.. i am sure tristyn will be happy

    • @roemorris9117
      @roemorris9117 Рік тому +2

      No it's not her fault but she could have avoided it

  • @TheMonica82
    @TheMonica82 Рік тому +71

    The School System and Deans kept him under Discipline - but at Home he did what he wanted; and mom and/or dad covered it up for him.. Creating a Monster! And, I agree telling someone that he would throw them out of a window - he should not have been around other defenseless children with his Behavior issues!

    • @laurenurban3942
      @laurenurban3942 Рік тому +7

      Mom and dad likely thought the school was counseling him to become a good boy….. and, they just left it at that. I think the young girl told him no and he flipped out. I hope he never gets out of prison but you know some day he will.

    • @princessbc9791
      @princessbc9791 Рік тому +3

      @@laurenurban3942 I thought he was mad cause she turned him down also.

    • @Gurl-5150
      @Gurl-5150 Рік тому

      His life being "ruined" doesn't count

  • @marcielizabeth7425
    @marcielizabeth7425 Рік тому +5

    I wonder how many murders would happen if the penalty was always death?

  • @lydiakinnaman3679
    @lydiakinnaman3679 Рік тому +2

    If he didn't like to be disrespected then act like a human being.

  • @LM085
    @LM085 Рік тому +67

    I’m certainly not condoning Aiden’s actions but kids don’t suddenly become narcissistic sociopaths. They’re influenced by their environment and people around them (parents). By all accounts, his parents have failed him in every aspect. Who the hell doesn’t teach their kids about respect, humility towards others and discipline them when required? It holds them accountable for bad behaviour. They grow up narcissistic, thinking they can do whatever they want - it’s crucial they have that guidance in life. Now he’s destroyed not only poor Tristyn’s life but everyone in her family and friends as well as his own.

    • @deb9ragorton742
      @deb9ragorton742 Рік тому +11

      Not necessarily always the parents fault. Sometimes it is just a bad, strong willed child......but I do think his family looks a bit soft on him.

    • @Sharebearstarexoxo
      @Sharebearstarexoxo Рік тому +12

      Untrue. Sorry but Ted Bundy had a great childhood and even spoke out many times standing up for his parents saying it isn't their fault I'm a seriel killer. A child's upbringing doesn't necessarily always influence their ability to become killers, etc.
      Perfect metaphor for this is..
      Genetics loads the gun, personality and psychology aims it, our experiences pull the trigger.

    • @vera944
      @vera944 Рік тому

      Or maybe because Aiden Fauci was medicated with Remeron, lithium and Zyprexa. And who knows what other drugs he took during his young years that messed up his brain.

    • @LM085
      @LM085 Рік тому +2

      @@Sharebearstarexoxo not untrue. The Fucci family is an example of my point.

    • @LM085
      @LM085 Рік тому +4

      @@deb9ragorton742 soft is an understatement - negligent I’d say.

  • @enlmiss652
    @enlmiss652 Рік тому +3

    17 incidents at Fruit Cove...suspensions and a threat of violence at Patriot, and the grandmother knows nothing of any off behavior, huh? Hmm...

  • @lou196t
    @lou196t Рік тому +25

    Evil. He was born this way. Lock him up and throw away the key.

  • @emiliehus9509
    @emiliehus9509 Рік тому +5

    Can you think of a better way to disrespect someone than stabbing a friend 100 plus times F em

  • @jamesnewberry1191
    @jamesnewberry1191 Рік тому +7

    MANY kids in school are a waste of resources.

  • @bobdaniel350
    @bobdaniel350 Рік тому +5

    In school suspension 2times and 1out of school suspension. This math discipline is so administrators don’t lose these resources-meat in the seats. Keep the $$$ in district. Unless a victims family has made situation a legal matter then the district will run. They will not risk losing more $$$. This Woke Education has no backbone.They’re petrified of parents and kids.

  • @playdough..
    @playdough.. Рік тому +6

    Why can’t minors get the death penalty??? They don’t deserve life if they taken one!

  • @Fatma-mx6cc
    @Fatma-mx6cc Рік тому +21

    Some parents are just in denial about how their kids really are, refuse to deal with it, and it leads to crimes like this. If you really want to help your kids, you have to be in reality and accept what’s really going on, or accept your child’s life either dead or in jail forever. Some will never be helped, but I’m sure there are many who can be helped.

  • @preparedsurvivalist2245
    @preparedsurvivalist2245 Рік тому +19

    Out of a million people, or 300 million, there will be many who think about killing, some who seriously consider it, and a couple who actually do it. Its a numbers game. Why does a particular person do it? Because its always going to be someone. The dumbest, least well adjusted, impulse control issue, no coping skills, anger management problem, is going to be the guy who does it. Somebody will always have that perfect storm of behavioral problems.

    • @Shayitisntso
      @Shayitisntso Рік тому +1

      Then there are the sociopaths that just do it for fun! Seems like our boy Aiden was in this lot, many act out in their teens for the first time.

    • @idkyou370
      @idkyou370 Рік тому

      True 💯💯I'm fighting my demons everyday for sure impulse control being diagnosed with it is not easy at all very very very hard

  • @joy-115
    @joy-115 Рік тому +19

    Looks like Aiden maybe looked up to this guy bc of the rules and structure. Kids need that!

  • @donworryboudat
    @donworryboudat Рік тому +27

    I don't think anyone likes to be disrespected but ok......

  • @marygoff3332
    @marygoff3332 Рік тому +5

    Oh, he will be 'disrespected' in prison alright.

  • @lovegymandwork
    @lovegymandwork Рік тому +2

    Bullying needs to be addressed as zero tolerance policy. It will not lead to this then…

  • @bluecube7247
    @bluecube7247 Рік тому +5

    He's gonna be disrespected in prison, plenty

  • @maryholter2971
    @maryholter2971 Рік тому +7

    Sadly good kids are labeled as privileged and blamed for kids with behavioral problems not succeeding and disrespected. We have failed as a nation.

  • @Barbara-vk4fh
    @Barbara-vk4fh Рік тому +10

    I wish I could have better thoughts about his 25 year sentence, but if he is released at age 41, he will likely hurt someone again.

  • @JackTheSkunk
    @JackTheSkunk Рік тому +10

    Let's get Old Sparky out of retirement.

  • @nancymcdermott5795
    @nancymcdermott5795 Рік тому +6

    Throwing a girl out of a window????? And you people didn't put him in thehospital or a facility that could attempt to help Adia??? Not a suspension, as he needed much more helo

  • @samanthaesra4035
    @samanthaesra4035 Рік тому +2

    He had x17 incidents at the previous school....I rest my case.

  • @warrensharp935
    @warrensharp935 Рік тому +7

    he is not going to get any respect in prison he is in for a hard ride

  • @Blessedwoman48
    @Blessedwoman48 Рік тому +24

    This is contradicted to what his gmom just said on the stand.....🫢...she didn't know him like she thought ...to see a disciplinary counselor means he had anger issues

    • @maryannenizio5074
      @maryannenizio5074 Рік тому +2

      she knew he was kicked out of 1 school and moved to this 1

  • @DrewLove777
    @DrewLove777 Рік тому +3

    There should be a record of every time a student has a session with the Dean of Students. Everyone has an App on their phones called, “Calendar”, it’s that simple. Any,ANY interaction when students go for guidance MUST be accounted for! To have NO record is unacceptable.

    • @maridepp53
      @maridepp53 Місяць тому +1

      DrewLove777: I totally agree. I couldn’t believe when he said he made no record of the student’s visits.

  • @geopa2149
    @geopa2149 Рік тому +28

    He was completely lost in his uncontrolled boiling anger to stab the poor girl so many times like that..smh..

    • @pattiollweiler2496
      @pattiollweiler2496 Рік тому +1

      It wasn't even anger. It was a sick desire to feel and see what it's like to watch somebody bleed out.

  • @johnmichaeliii2281
    @johnmichaeliii2281 Рік тому +45

    A product of everyone gets a trophy.

    • @giovanna722
      @giovanna722 Рік тому +5

      Is that the same sort of thinking that says everyone's a winner?

    • @kelley695
      @kelley695 Рік тому +2

      @@giovanna722 no, it’s society doesn’t want to hurt kids young feelings, so they just tell everyone they’re winners.

    • @donaldbiden1920
      @donaldbiden1920 Рік тому +2

      What did you hear that makes you think there was anything like that going on at his school? His grandmother damn sure didn't come across as the "we're all winners type", more like a Bandido's old lady. I bet there ain't a trophy in her entire trailer unless it's got something to do with bowling on top

    • @donaldbiden1920
      @donaldbiden1920 Рік тому

      So why is he the only mush brained murderer in his upscale school and neighborhood?

    • @NKdidit.24
      @NKdidit.24 Рік тому

      EXACTLY!!!!

  • @lindagoes4334
    @lindagoes4334 Рік тому +5

    why did he not take notes!

  • @pugdaddi
    @pugdaddi Рік тому +7

    What about a physical education teacher qualifies one to be a Dean?

    • @C.L.Matthews
      @C.L.Matthews Рік тому +1

      Because you are removed from your physical education position after 20 years after conflict with a female peer. Fact checked by his former colleagues.
      They got to stick you somewhere.

  • @d.h.dd.h.d.5230
    @d.h.dd.h.d.5230 Рік тому +32

    This questioning proves grandma & mom are blatant liars covering up for this kid.
    Excessive number of discpline issues in excess of 17.
    He's a good kid, funny, sweet...

    • @lrod8721
      @lrod8721 Рік тому +8

      You forgot Christian 🙄

    • @olgatrilogymartin3143
      @olgatrilogymartin3143 Рік тому

      Maybe he was at home only

    • @d.h.dd.h.d.5230
      @d.h.dd.h.d.5230 Рік тому

      @@lrod8721 Yep, many will say they come in my name. Test them out to whether they are walking in truth...

  • @eklypised
    @eklypised Рік тому +3

    114 stab wounds is alot of anger....

  • @LCx829
    @LCx829 Рік тому +24

    Blame the parents

  • @elizaleroux9173
    @elizaleroux9173 Рік тому +16

    Why spend time with the Dean for homework without any guidance or just basically find out what the child is thinking..
    They need more specialized help with these cases.

    • @suzanneshowen9969
      @suzanneshowen9969 Рік тому +1

      Why do the school administrators sound so ignorant and mostly trying to cover their own behavior?

  • @tomascarlsson1856
    @tomascarlsson1856 Рік тому +15

    Faucci’s out of control, parents lost

  • @jkb98274
    @jkb98274 Рік тому +5

    I know his mother and father are divorced... how did his father treat his mother? Listening to this and hearing he threatened to throw a girl student out of the window...he had 'respect' issues with girls.... domineering, not?

  • @victoriagoforth9748
    @victoriagoforth9748 Рік тому +3

    Grandmother said he was a good kid, no problems.. Did she not know about his behavior in schools??

  • @amyday9624
    @amyday9624 Рік тому +3

    17! Number of incidents for disciplinary action? He had a temper and did not like being disrespected? The school prior to coming in to this school with this Dean? Red flags red flags red flags! People/parents Splash Deen's choose to put their head in the sand. The authorities should have been at this kid's house years before on a biweekly basis! Obviously he was an entitled brat and his parents are the core issue. WTF

  • @darlenethomas8291
    @darlenethomas8291 Рік тому +4

    Yeah, the kid improved a LOT at your school ...

  • @crystal25288
    @crystal25288 Рік тому +6

    He needed medication for them anger problems wait til get goes to prison he will be answering to authority under the law

  • @drunkdadchronicles
    @drunkdadchronicles Рік тому +1

    threatening to throw someone out of a window was a huge red flag that got brushed off

  • @Stim-Winded
    @Stim-Winded Рік тому +7

    Aiden, along with his victims are products of poorly managed behavioral health, a dumping ground within the Exceptional Student Education (ESE) system hosted by the public schools, a poorly managed and miscommunicated family history of bipolar disorder within his generations, and a gross lack of foundational knowledge of mental health support and treatment by the education system as a whole.
    ESE students are among some of the most at-risk of financial turmoil, violence, early onset of disease, incarceration, divorce, and death in their lifetimes. If they are fortunate enough to emerge into their adulthood with an early understanding of their disease and its prospects, the more likely they will become self-sufficient, even successful in a career and overall life that is adequately mapped to their strengths and deficiencies.
    This boy got lost and will now dwell in darkness for the remainder of his life. The Parkland Shooter (Nicholas Cruz) was also an ESE student. The village failed them both, and many others like them.

  • @rahbid121
    @rahbid121 Рік тому +2

    So Aiden's grandmother lied about him having discipline/behavioral issues.

  • @jamespodesva399
    @jamespodesva399 Рік тому +2

    Once He ARRIVES at THE BIG HOUSE his NOT LIKING to be DISRESPECTED will come to a 100% END...

  • @GeoCalifornian
    @GeoCalifornian Рік тому +10

    Someone should give Fucci a heads-up; there will be no Outside School Suspension in the slammer.
    /It’s all I.S.S. 😅

  • @davidwood2205
    @davidwood2205 Рік тому +35

    There's only one reason for this behavior.
    Parenting. It sucked.

    • @donaldbiden1920
      @donaldbiden1920 Рік тому +5

      Or perhaps these nice people accidentally spawned a demon and they were terrified of him burning down the house while they slept or killing them in their sleep? Maybe he was on his best behavior at school and really turned it up once he got home. His parents had surveillance cameras RECORDING INSIDE THE HOUSE. That's not something you do if you are mr and mrs we're all winners everyone gets a trophy lol

    • @mking1592
      @mking1592 Рік тому

      ​@@donaldbiden1920 isn't a horror film 😂 he probably has a relative with ASPD and he himself inherented it because of his genetics

    • @ItsSierraaaa
      @ItsSierraaaa Рік тому +3

      @@donaldbiden1920 just stop. They had housekeepers and probably a nanny, two very valid reasons to have cameras in your home. Ridiculous

    • @sandramae1772
      @sandramae1772 Рік тому

      ​@@ItsSierraaaa housekeepers and a nanny? Entitled

    • @WilliamsPinch
      @WilliamsPinch Рік тому +1

      Exactly.

  • @roemorris9117
    @roemorris9117 Рік тому +1

    Nobody likes to be disrespected. However that is not an excuse for murdering someone

  • @bellagrace9812
    @bellagrace9812 Рік тому +13

    Children who act out at school and have anger management issues are lashing out because of dysfunction in his home life. Children need love, structure, discipline and taught to respect others. If the parents are dysfunctional amd home life is unbearable this is how children act out.

  • @pcwolfie
    @pcwolfie Рік тому +5

    Deepest voice I’ve ever heard…….

  • @twylah9047
    @twylah9047 Рік тому +6

    He will be in a juvenile facility Billy until he is 18. Even juvenile facilities have tough harden criminals. But the big boy prison is very different, Let's hope he survives it all... His attitude will make the difference.

    • @pattiollweiler2496
      @pattiollweiler2496 Рік тому +1

      HE IS NOW AT SUWANNEE CI. A LEVEL 6 ADULT PRISON. THIS IS FL. WE DON'T PLAY WITH PSYCHOPATHS GENTLY.

    • @idkyou370
      @idkyou370 Рік тому

      Yea I was in juvenile from 16to 19

  • @missmustache4207
    @missmustache4207 Рік тому +4

    Ahh, that backfired, the window question.

  • @catblack4091
    @catblack4091 Рік тому +3

    Home school, folks.

  • @sherrie6007
    @sherrie6007 Рік тому +2

    These kids should not be mainstreamed into regular schools with innocent unsuspecting children.
    They need reform school. I dont care if it hurts their feelings. Somebody has got to show them they are acting wrong and will not be accepted in society unless they change!! Stop coddling them.
    Nowadays, the laws seem to be more for criminals, not the innocent.
    We need school reform so, so badly, because we can't regulate the everyday bad parenting. The laws must change.

  • @melomartinez160
    @melomartinez160 Рік тому +5

    Well hopefully the right person disrespects him in prison...and this piece of 💩, gets taken care of, and the tax payers don't have to pay any more then they have to!! 💯