Moment Aiden Fucci learns he will spend the rest of life in prison for murder of Tristyn Bailey

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  • @GoodGolly.MissLolly
    @GoodGolly.MissLolly Рік тому +56332

    He thinks he’s a tough guy, but he murdered a defenceless little girl. Nothing tough about that. It’s cowardly

    • @yumiloomerstorytime.4830
      @yumiloomerstorytime.4830 Рік тому +2494

      Especially to the fathers in prison who miss but don't get to see theirs. Not saying they are innocent. But that thought will keep rolling in their heads. Trust me. It's not going to be pretty for him.

    • @nadiacusan3799
      @nadiacusan3799 Рік тому +1

      he's a psycho and a big one

    • @Arkryal
      @Arkryal Рік тому +1656

      The coward couldn't even look at the judge. But that wasn't out of shame or regret, it was fear. That's how weak he is.

    • @pauldinardo912
      @pauldinardo912 Рік тому +637

      Somebody will possibly give hin problems.

    • @QuantumMechanic_88
      @QuantumMechanic_88 Рік тому +987

      The monster won't be around for the 25 year review .

  • @UCAP
    @UCAP 11 місяців тому +8181

    When a lawyer or judge starts talking about how long they’ve been in the field and never dealt with something like this… you know its over for you

    • @RtR6-mz5jp
      @RtR6-mz5jp 9 місяців тому +23

      Yep

    • @yettabonez5777
      @yettabonez5777 9 місяців тому +15

      Yup, pretty much!

    • @sleepyjoe7843
      @sleepyjoe7843 9 місяців тому +30

      I think lawyer before already said to him that he will get life in prison.

    • @ReeseBoy-v5s
      @ReeseBoy-v5s 9 місяців тому

      Yea.... Pretty much! Oh he knew as well... 😅​@@sleepyjoe7843

    • @jakeconstant7231
      @jakeconstant7231 9 місяців тому +21

      Yup; and when you can hear how emotional the judge is when he speaks of it and can hear the great effort said judge is putting in keeping it all together - I’d just be wishing for the death penalty because you know prison is NOT going to be a good time for you. She was a defenseless helpless little girl. She had no chance - and that was done by intention. I personally feel ashamed that I have to share the same species as this monster. It’s literally unbelievable.
      Good bless everyone involved in this - aside from the defendant. 😞

  • @karenmccourt8240
    @karenmccourt8240 Рік тому +8110

    The judge is obviously having a hard time talking about this. Such an unforgivable, heinous crime.

    • @geoffpoole483
      @geoffpoole483 Рік тому +81

      Not far from me in Colchester, UK a youth just a year or two older than Fucci was convicted of similar crimes; his victims were a homeless man and a staudent. The British youth was a potential serial killer and I think the same applies to Fucci. What I find hard to comprehend is the severity of the crime and the age of the perpetrator.

    • @bunnyboonot4u
      @bunnyboonot4u Рік тому +130

      I heard the judge having trouble speaking about it too. He was probably trying not to break down into tears

    • @britgaddis
      @britgaddis Рік тому +21

      He was turning the pages

    • @mtio2807
      @mtio2807 Рік тому

      Looking forward to hearing his fate when he turns 18 and gets transferred to big boy jail

    • @hurleyinc686
      @hurleyinc686 Рік тому +169

      I heard the tremble in his voice. He wasn't turning pages. It was human emotion. That still exists these days believe it or not

  • @valeriemoran842
    @valeriemoran842 2 місяці тому +318

    Evil, premeditated attack in a defenseless little girl. The judge seems horrified. This kid can never be in society.

    • @mossmoonslambeau9332
      @mossmoonslambeau9332 Місяць тому +13

      Once incarcerated, l predict he won't be around for long.

    • @itisjustmyopinion1
      @itisjustmyopinion1 Місяць тому +4

      "Once incarcerated, l predict he won't be around for long." Society can only hope.

    • @alexbraswell2955
      @alexbraswell2955 18 днів тому

      you watch too much tv… doesn’t work that way. At the very least he’ll be looked at as crazy by everybody else in the unit and as long as he moves the right way like anybody can then he’s never going to have problems. He’s avoiding them if any bc they idolize them the same way in there too like the serial killers. I was 2 doors down and made great friends with the “cough syrup killer” from NC. A youth pastor who 🔪 wife 123 times for no reason at all and he’s skinny as a rail. No threat to anyone. His wife was 19 and very well known in the church community. Matt lives good in there. This guy will too. (Matthew Phelps)

    • @greenman6141
      @greenman6141 16 днів тому

      @@mossmoonslambeau9332 He wasn't being bullied, he IS the bully.
      He had to be removed from the young offender jail due to his unremitting violence and bullying.
      He was moved all around trying to find a place where everyone else - guards included - weren't in constant danger from him.
      Between the time he was arrested and the sentencing, he'd grown considerably and seemed to have added so much bulk. Not fat.
      His father is big. And now he is bigger.
      Once in adult prison, he'll be recruited by white supremacists, and they'll use him to carry out the violence they want.
      He's a pretty good example of how "supreme" and superior the "whites" in question are.

  • @ErolDotCom
    @ErolDotCom Рік тому +12416

    Out of 114 stab wounds only 6 were fatal. 49 were defensive. That girl fought so hard, and suffered so much so senselessly. He absolutely deserves to spend the maximum amount of time in prison. Hopefully natural life. Even though he’s a minor he will probably get in trouble a lot in prison and will never be released. He tortures that poor girl. Literally tortured. May she finally Rest In Peace.

    • @ErolDotCom
      @ErolDotCom Рік тому +238

      @@everythinghomestead9222 sadly you’re correct. And if he acts accordingly he will be released at one point. Life without parole is unconstitutional for minors. However, if they commit new crimes in there they can stay indefinitely based off new sentences. I

    • @gregoryhawsjr3479
      @gregoryhawsjr3479 Рік тому +69

      I think he will do 14 years then get out since his age

    • @ErolDotCom
      @ErolDotCom Рік тому +198

      @@gregoryhawsjr3479 he has to serve a mandatory minimum of 25 years then he is eligible for a review. Florida does 85% of full sentence son not sure if he will get the review a little early at 22 years. But he will serve a minimum of 22-25 years unless he somehow appeals his sentence and wins and gets resentenced to something leas.

    • @gregoryhawsjr3479
      @gregoryhawsjr3479 Рік тому +282

      @@ErolDotCom i hate to say this. But I do agree with you totally. I’m not sure his exact age. I had a friend little nephew commit a heinous crime. Killing a grandmother and stuffing a shirt down the throat. He was the just turning 14. It was insane. He got 20. And in the end. When he hit 21 he was removed from the youth facility and sent to the adult department of corrections. He got released at age 25. He’s 31 now and is out and works at a t mobile store and acts like nothing happened. And you would never tell by looking at him that he was a monster

    • @gregoryhawsjr3479
      @gregoryhawsjr3479 Рік тому +52

      @@ErolDotCom I hope you’re 100000% right. And he will have problems in prison

  • @creaturefeature.
    @creaturefeature. Рік тому +5787

    Tristyn should be 16, going to prom and getting her license. The milestones don’t stop when you stop being a toddler. Her family was robbed. She was robbed. This world was robbed of a sweet girl. Rest dearly in heaven, Tristyn. You deserve all the peace to exist. ❤

  • @e.m.m.a-yt
    @e.m.m.a-yt Рік тому +3608

    The fact that he said "I want to kill someone to see what it felt like" He is sick and evil through and through.

    • @Goodliving22
      @Goodliving22 Рік тому +88

      Yes. May he read the Bible in jail and be delivered of those evil thoughts.

    • @-norsecode-
      @-norsecode- Рік тому +37

      @@Goodliving22 😅

    • @sky-oq5mr
      @sky-oq5mr Рік тому +107

      Society has us thinking we aren't animals. We still are, never forget that.

    • @kitcowool
      @kitcowool Рік тому +54

      @@sky-oq5mr that part. We are animals. Everyone forgets about Lord of the Flies. I know it’s fiction, but the break down of the human psyche is non-fiction.

    • @wikmclord8464
      @wikmclord8464 Рік тому

      she doesnt deserve this

  • @stephenroberts8057
    @stephenroberts8057 5 місяців тому +788

    I may be wrong, but I still believe in the death sentence.

    • @cherylsmith4102
      @cherylsmith4102 4 місяці тому +19

      Yepper!

    • @Dexter-Troy
      @Dexter-Troy 4 місяці тому +80

      Na thats getting off easy. Jails gonna suck for him lookin like that.

    • @stormwarning1235
      @stormwarning1235 4 місяці тому +16

      You're not wrong.

    • @simulki7108
      @simulki7108 4 місяці тому +41

      Death sentence is too easy, as Dexter said. Throw the key and only hand him bread and water, bare minimum not to starve to death. Also 5 minutes with the girls parents and him.

    • @AMC-eq3jr
      @AMC-eq3jr 4 місяці тому +3

      @@Dexter-Troy Nah - three squares a day, not bad, and much more socialization with other prisoners.

  • @joycewilcox6404
    @joycewilcox6404 Рік тому +5291

    Never let this kid out, PERIOD

    • @MsAmique
      @MsAmique Рік тому +231

      Only in a wooden box.

    • @FlecheNoire07
      @FlecheNoire07 Рік тому +172

      I hope he's getting the same treatment like he did to the girl

    • @randyreynolds4252
      @randyreynolds4252 Рік тому

      more then likely once he is put in general pop with adults he won't last long, he will get shanked in the shower the way he did her. Even harden criminals have standards and some thing are too far. is why pedo's and rapist are usually in isolated wings for safety

    • @blitzkriegedvanhauten5261
      @blitzkriegedvanhauten5261 Рік тому +18

      He's white

    • @ghostmanscores1666
      @ghostmanscores1666 Рік тому

      @Blitzkrieged Van Hauten. unlike your moms lovers.

  • @sandhanitizer15
    @sandhanitizer15 Рік тому +5131

    114 stab wounds is absolutely ridiculous. I don't think people realize how tiring that is, or how psychotic you have to be in order to stab someone that many times. Make a stabbing motion with your hand 20 times. It makes you tired after 10 or so. To do that to another human being over 100 times is absolutely brutal. To do this to an innocent, beautiful young woman is horrendous. Did he think he would get anything less than life?

    • @alexerickson280
      @alexerickson280 Рік тому

      You get tired after 10? You should be ashamed of yourself, fats.

    • @garrettschultz6035
      @garrettschultz6035 Рік тому +13

      Doesn't matter if she was innocent or beautiful, only the age matters in this scenario... Y'all are so weird talking about ppl that way, her "beauty" was not a gift to the world or anything, and her innocence doesn't make her any less deserving of death than anyone else.

    • @chrystallica
      @chrystallica Рік тому +685

      He's lucky to be in the US, too. Very lucky. Here in Japan, even with his age, he'd be facing the gallows. Done and dusted.

    • @professorfrink6831
      @professorfrink6831 Рік тому

      @@PlanttPlan You're an id iot.

    • @cindybeaton2103
      @cindybeaton2103 Рік тому +142

      How do you know it gets tiring after you stab someone 10 times 😮

  • @kekebanks3979
    @kekebanks3979 Рік тому +1287

    Why is he shaking his head, boy we do not care how you feel, he showed absolutely no remorse he’s a monster period

    • @snickers882
      @snickers882 Рік тому +126

      Prob was shaking his head telling himself he shouldn't of told his gf or his best friend. Those are the regrets he has. not that he killed her but that he talked about doing it. To me it seems like he's shaking his head telling himself I shouldn't of said anything.

    • @CountMeOut33
      @CountMeOut33 Рік тому +35

      @@snickers882He would have gotten caught with the bloody clothes & Snapchat.
      I believe that guy is in disbelief still & coming to the fact that he will be a inmate the rest of his life….

    • @SomaraSon
      @SomaraSon Рік тому +45

      What bothers me is he does not have emotion, he doesn't feel the weight of consequences.

    • @tonietchison1730
      @tonietchison1730 Рік тому +7

      Shame and afraid!!!

    • @bulkyzero
      @bulkyzero Рік тому +1

      A “monster” is a compliment for a soy boy loser like this pathetic child. Never use that word. He is a pathetic coward. No monster, just a cheap dumbass with little to no intellectual capacity.

  • @Bob-fk8vd
    @Bob-fk8vd 3 місяці тому +131

    Pure evil. He should never see the outside of a prison as a free person again.

  • @floraguilar966
    @floraguilar966 Рік тому +1370

    He wanted to act all cool inside that cop car, Now he can act cool with the rest of the inmates.

    • @bongscott3738
      @bongscott3738 Рік тому +82

      They're not going treat him well at all. He's either gonna spend his life in PC, or he's gonna be someone's property.

    • @jess_jeff7549
      @jess_jeff7549 Рік тому +31

      can anyone find me a clip where they spoke about Aidens behaviors in jail? he was apparently bragging and trying to intimidate others.. including the guards, that 'he doesn't shoot his victims, he stabs them'.... to try scaring the other kids/inmates 😠 The prosecutor said it in her closing statement but I'd like to hear the entire thing

    • @vicki6624
      @vicki6624 Рік тому +12

      I read Aiden was bragging to the other inmates that he killed somebody and threatened them to give him their commisssary.

    • @Nancy-nc4sw
      @Nancy-nc4sw Рік тому +32

      @@bongscott3738 Or he's going to meet an untimely death at the end of a shiv

    • @chadf1034
      @chadf1034 Рік тому +11

      ​@Nancy bingo! As soon as he hits general population.

  • @melomartinez160
    @melomartinez160 Рік тому +2136

    Now the mother needs to be charged for trying to hide his crime!!

    • @Nancy-nc4sw
      @Nancy-nc4sw Рік тому +354

      She goes on trial next month .

    • @mobutter2879
      @mobutter2879 Рік тому +50

      I said the same thing!

    • @96DCsince
      @96DCsince Рік тому +137

      I forgot about her !!! She needs to go to jail away from her son a different jail !! Trying to hide and clean his clothes

    • @Jinka1950
      @Jinka1950 Рік тому +39

      Hope she’ll be sharing cells with Donna and wendy Adelson!!

    • @Malek-fm8vk
      @Malek-fm8vk Рік тому +18

      😮 WOW 😳 DISTGUSTING

  • @johnsouza539
    @johnsouza539 Рік тому +1620

    49 defensive wounds tells me it was not only a gruesome,painful death but that it was also a prolonged and terrifying death. I like how this judge laid it all out.

    • @jaypetz
      @jaypetz Рік тому +48

      He tortured her fir short because he felt good. He is dam evil

    • @highmedic2351
      @highmedic2351 Рік тому +4

      What are those, and how do they determine what those are?

    • @chalky1take
      @chalky1take Рік тому +72

      @@highmedic2351 Defensive wounds are wounds the victim recieved while trying to defend herself. Say you put your hand out to block the knife and he stabbed you in the hand in doing so, that’s a defensive wound. Correct me if i’m wrong pls this just my interpretation

    • @taxicamel
      @taxicamel Рік тому +39

      The title of video states Aiden will spend the rest of his life in prison, but this is wrong. He will spend 25 years in prison. He is now 16 years old, so he will be out of prison in 25 years, at the age 41 ...a relatively "young age". I don't believe this is "fair"....considering how horrific the crime was ...114 stabbings. ...to a 13 year old girl. It is so difficult to find appropriate words.
      His father had very serious legal problems going back to 2003 and continued after that. His mother tampered with evidence specifc to Aiden.
      It could easily be suggested that Aiden was NOT brought up well-supported. Nonetheless, the crime is far too extreme to be simply ignored.
      Tristyn Bailey CANNOT be forgotten.
      .

    • @bigdaddydragonvevo1852
      @bigdaddydragonvevo1852 Рік тому

      Man this guy is mentally ill. Don’t hang him and shit. Just love him and know that the girl is in a better place. That’s how you do it buddy. My friend was stabbed 33 times and he’s a devout Christian. Absolute nicest guy you’ll ever meet. Teddy bear. Stop judging people. Treat everyone with love. I even treat my enemies with love, even Satan.

  • @Bornwithastickisnotachick
    @Bornwithastickisnotachick 5 місяців тому +443

    1 minute after midnight on his 18th birthday. He will be transported from a juvenile detention center to an adult prison. Guess what happens next.

    • @neiledwards5100
      @neiledwards5100 4 місяці тому

      With no lube

    • @NzDyNamX_God
      @NzDyNamX_God 3 місяці тому +51

      How do the youngsters put it?
      Get stretched

    • @Bornwithastickisnotachick
      @Bornwithastickisnotachick 3 місяці тому +2

      @DyNamXSonOfJesus The term is: turned out. Ah man Bro. Dat pretty boy got turned. He a punk now.

    • @r8r_ray384
      @r8r_ray384 3 місяці тому +31

      Nothing he’s not a child molester… some people haven’t been to Prison and it shows

    • @Bornwithastickisnotachick
      @Bornwithastickisnotachick 3 місяці тому +25

      @r8r_ray384 I was a corrections officer. I seen the young kids enter GP from youth.

  • @mikesandlin2967
    @mikesandlin2967 Рік тому +5611

    Unfortunate that the people he told about his plan didn't come forward and say something. How they can live with themselves is beyond me.

    • @brendaruiz3947
      @brendaruiz3947 Рік тому +86

      Didn't they get accountable???

    • @tigergreg8
      @tigergreg8 Рік тому +301

      What if they did say something, do you honestly believe anyone would listen, or do anything about it. I highly doubt it. Plus, his 'friends' would never believe they could actually be his victim.

    • @joeo1725
      @joeo1725 Рік тому +114

      It's called anonymous statements they were probably afraid duh 🙄

    • @alfiehawes2412
      @alfiehawes2412 Рік тому +397

      Let’s not start suggesting this is anyone else’s fault, eh?

    • @mikesandlin2967
      @mikesandlin2967 Рік тому

      @@alfiehawes2412
      who is suggesting it's anyone elses fault? this pyschopath is 100% at fault. but when someone tells you they're planning on killing a person to watch them bleed out, MAYBE you should say something.

  • @Judy-y7o
    @Judy-y7o 8 місяців тому +3408

    Kudos to the Judge. Stopping a Serial killer in the making.

    • @willsc2012
      @willsc2012 8 місяців тому +81

      Absolutely agree had he got away with this he would have continued. Especially with his family helping smh.

    • @talha3680
      @talha3680 8 місяців тому +7

      He looks like Ansel Elgort 😂

    • @erenyucel7918
      @erenyucel7918 8 місяців тому +23

      It s not stopped yet. If kid will be good in prison he could be out age of 45. Most dangerous age of a man :/

    • @65stang98
      @65stang98 7 місяців тому +7

      @@erenyucel7918 why is 45 the most dangerous?

    • @joemonks3161
      @joemonks3161 7 місяців тому +3

      It is not a judge who stops crime. It is our rule of law. Juries are comprised of people like you and me. Generally we have no legal training but possess common sense and the ability to fairly assess facts. When a judge is required to deliver a judgement and/or a sentence he/she exercises the rule of law not their personal opinion.

  • @rosanaaramayo4831
    @rosanaaramayo4831 Рік тому +566

    Did anyone else saw it? He didn't even blink when the verdict was given to him. He has ZERO remorse for what he did.

    • @xalvarez07
      @xalvarez07 Рік тому +61

      He just looks mad he got caught and he wad stupid. No care or remorse for the pain he's caused.

    • @ecstatickitten2811
      @ecstatickitten2811 Рік тому

      He's a monster who has no soul. Pure evil.

    • @memyself4431
      @memyself4431 Рік тому +22

      I see a demonic demon ❤

    • @bradenharris8718
      @bradenharris8718 Рік тому +25

      lol you wouldn’t believe he had remorse even IF he reacted emotionally. Idk why you guys get so worked up about these people not showing emotion because you don’t believe them either way. You say they should apologize and when they do, it’s not sincere. You say they should be emotional and when they are, you say it’s fake.

    • @fikayoalubankudi7410
      @fikayoalubankudi7410 Рік тому +37

      ​@@bradenharris8718 Aiden's dad is that you?

  • @randomperson4975
    @randomperson4975 5 місяців тому +101

    all judges should be like this. fair and not corrupt. stating the truth and not siding with the person that has a better house location and job.

    • @Habib_Osman
      @Habib_Osman 4 місяці тому +3

      I think the judge sounded very emotional.. is that good? I dunno.. sounds OK I guess in some circumstances. I'd prefer rational over emotional though!

    • @Emboarepic
      @Emboarepic 3 місяці тому

      Oliver Stephens (11/1/2007 - 1/3/2021)
      One of the suspects, a 14 year old boy on 1/3/2021, was sent to a juvenile facility until the first day of school of 2024, and then sent to prison for 9 more years, and will be released from prison on 9/24/2033. When he is aged 27.
      another One of the suspects, which was a 13 year old on 1/3/2021, were sent to a juvenile facility until the first day of school of 2025, and then sent to prison, he will be released from prison on 9/24/2034 when he is aged 27.
      One of the suspects, a 14 year old girl on 1/3/2021. were sent to a juvenile facility and will be released on 9/24/2026. when she is aged 20, and when I am aged 21.
      Aiden Fucci (11/6/2006) Is Told To Stay In A Juvenile Facility Until The First Day of school of 2025, when he is aged 18 almost 19.

    • @Writer777-wanna_be.
      @Writer777-wanna_be. Місяць тому +1

      @@Habib_Osmanis that good? ABSOLUTELY did you hear how many fatal wounds, that judge isn’t cold hearted

    • @sp8vision
      @sp8vision Місяць тому +1

      @@Habib_Osmanyou dont have to be irrational to show emotion

    • @Habib_Osman
      @Habib_Osman Місяць тому

      @@sp8vision Normally I agree. For a judge, I disagree. I want a 100% rational judge.

  • @sallywarner2195
    @sallywarner2195 Рік тому +2078

    49 defensive wounds! Forty nine times that poor little girl tried to save her life. I just don't understand how a 14 year old could do this??!! It's devastating.

    • @starlodear2987
      @starlodear2987 Рік тому

      A few weeks ago, in Germany a 12 and a 13 year old girl stabbed their 12 year old female classmate to death with 30 stabs. But they can't be prosecuted because anybody below 14 cannot be prosecuted in Germany.

    • @lizmclean5342
      @lizmclean5342 Рік тому +1

      There is a serious mental problem.something missing in the brain for this hideous act to happen.

    • @aliwalker7667
      @aliwalker7667 Рік тому +103

      I too am unable to wrap my head around this diabolical murder by a child a young boy!

    • @24Roxyx
      @24Roxyx Рік тому +68

      Allowed out after midnight alone walking the streets at 13! Wow. During a pandemic too and around lockdown time.

    • @Unlike230
      @Unlike230 Рік тому +100

      ​@@aliwalker7667 Because evil comes in different forms and sometimes in the most unexpected ways

  • @isabelamacavei8418
    @isabelamacavei8418 Рік тому +5553

    As a Forensic Scientist, I had my share of crime scenes. It's unfathomable to see 114 stab wounds on one victim (49 defensive wounds - Tristyn fought hard for her life; 35 wounds to the head and neck; 29 to the back and shoulder; 6 fatal wounds). Autopsy photos must have been a nightmare to look at for the jury. A violent death that nobody should experience. May she rest in peace, and I pray that Tristyn's family and friends find comfort in justice being done for her, and beautiful memories with her. I'm happy to see that insanity was not raised; trying to cover up his act was Tristyn's last revenge.

    • @jessicacarlisle9160
      @jessicacarlisle9160 Рік тому +193

      From what I’ve heard, that many wounds aren’t even capable of being done in one shot because it’s exhausting. They’d have to take a break and then keep going. Not sure if that’s completely accurate though.

    • @anaray1634
      @anaray1634 Рік тому +71

      Even being sentenced to death or to life in prison this can never bring someone back to life the deceased unfortunately . Sad that he is only a teenager and why there wasnt taken into account that he was on antidepressants and was hearing voices ?

    • @oatmilkiee
      @oatmilkiee Рік тому +395

      every single person in that room is well aware how old he is. in my opinion he should should have gotten lethal injection.he stabbed her ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN TIMES..that thing is not a human. im all for mental illness awareness but that is beyond any help a doctor could provide.

    • @isabelamacavei8418
      @isabelamacavei8418 Рік тому

      If Tristyn survived any wounds between his alleged breaks, she bled to death.@@jessicacarlisle9160

    • @kaitokakhel7379
      @kaitokakhel7379 Рік тому +112

      @@anaray1634 with all due respect i don't think so even if you put into account he was going to become a serial killer psychopath who just for nothin just for his own pleasure

  • @mrsTraveller64
    @mrsTraveller64 Рік тому +671

    I am so happy that the judge clearly described WHY he got this sentence, he described it in a way so that this boy could not say afterwards "but I didn't deserve this sentence".

    • @jayhemfindsyou
      @jayhemfindsyou Рік тому

      "You don't deserve this sentence, you deserve to be stabbed 115 times if we are being honest..."

    • @majorpwner241
      @majorpwner241 Рік тому +12

      Yeah I don't usually like judges, but props to this one on that.

    • @grelm1322
      @grelm1322 5 місяців тому +7

      These types of "people" will still claim that they didn't deserve it.

  • @Latabrine
    @Latabrine 3 місяці тому +67

    Never let this thing out of prison.

  • @heydibear1079
    @heydibear1079 Рік тому +1106

    Looks like a little boy who is probably for the first time facing consequences. Entertaining evil thoughts will have harsh realities.

    • @thaistomp
      @thaistomp Рік тому +37

      Evil is running this world though.

    • @tonietchison1730
      @tonietchison1730 Рік тому +17

      I really agree he spoiled

    • @keeper6458
      @keeper6458 Рік тому +4

      ​@@thaistompAbsolutely

    • @davidpaul6656
      @davidpaul6656 Рік тому +3

      ​@@thaistomp - And who is this "evil" that's running the world?

    • @thaistomp
      @thaistomp Рік тому +19

      @@davidpaul6656 Lol, you're a smart guy... Figure it out.

  • @kellycuckoo3143
    @kellycuckoo3143 Рік тому +841

    Shaking his head the entire time shows so much defiance, denial, and lack of remorse. Thank you judge for giving Tristyn the justice she deserves.

    • @wUnknownPerson
      @wUnknownPerson Рік тому

      he deserve the death penalty

    • @74goldzera98
      @74goldzera98 Рік тому +12

      He shake His head because now he realised what he did. I don’t want to know what is in his head and what was in his head in that night but is very bad for one young guy like him with the future if front of him… to play with one life is not funny at all.. in my mind is a movie with them in that woods and I’m sorry for both of them.. more for her and her family and for his family also. The both family’s in this case is devastated, I don’t think someone from his family wants to make this murder. For him just one think, to enjoy his life in prison and maybe one guy from there to show him how is to be death.

    • @elrealamericanhero
      @elrealamericanhero Рік тому

      what can you expect from an incel roach like this? He is what absolute and unchangeable evil looks like. It would be better for society as a whole if he faced capital punishment. By chair. That would be the most appropriate sentence for evil.

    • @gk9546
      @gk9546 Рік тому +15

      ​@@74goldzera98 I'm afraid he realised zero... Nobody, I repeat, nobody, especially such a young person could hear they'll spend the rest of their lives to prison and don't even lift a brow, don't move a muscle, don't change their expression at all, their breathing etc He is in his head and he is completely remorseless.

    • @thecultleadersthoughts2519
      @thecultleadersthoughts2519 Рік тому +2

      That's not Justice and I for an eye is Justice

  • @timothywilliams1359
    @timothywilliams1359 Рік тому +3300

    I was a military police officer for 13 years. I thank God every day that I never had to deal with a crime like this. Civilian police officers must have incredible strength just to keep their minds intact.

    • @Genessyss
      @Genessyss Рік тому

      cops are pigs

    • @quantumwitcher9376
      @quantumwitcher9376 Рік тому +82

      The military has done incredibly horrific crimes too. I'm talking about the U.S. military though not sure which one you worked with

    • @hudgypudgy2960
      @hudgypudgy2960 Рік тому

      @@quantumwitcher9376cool bro, anything important to add? Humans commit atrocities.

    • @Phoenix51291
      @Phoenix51291 Рік тому +17

      Jack Reacher, is that you?

    • @quantumwitcher9376
      @quantumwitcher9376 Рік тому +15

      @@sv-og7qs yes and?

  • @thecartooncynic
    @thecartooncynic 2 місяці тому +20

    Here I am again, randomly watching court videos...

  • @JulianHedonist
    @JulianHedonist Рік тому +2131

    Powerful statement. "The 49 defensive wounds indicate Tristyn Bailey was conscious, she was aware, and she was doing everything to fend off the attack."
    May Tristyn rest in peace and hopefully her family can be given room and time to breathe now.

    • @IAintScaredOfNoGhost
      @IAintScaredOfNoGhost Рік тому +40

      I can imagine no scenario in which I would wish to harm another other than in the situation in which my own daughter was brutalized. I pray to God I never experience the pain this family is feeling. No amount of therapy would help me overcome this, were I the victims parents.

    • @robertsears46
      @robertsears46 Рік тому

      F her she should have defended herself I fill nothing for her.
      In the end it is her own fault.

    • @eadghe
      @eadghe Рік тому +16

      But stating something like that, makes it not easier but harder for the parents to cope with her death, always be aware that she suffered a lot, so basically had a very painful, lasting death. If murder wasn't enough already...

    • @spikespa5208
      @spikespa5208 Рік тому +4

      I apologize, but I am unfamiliar with this case. It doesn't matter, but how old was Tristyn ?

    • @Jkm898
      @Jkm898 Рік тому +5

      @@spikespa5208 13 years old.

  • @mistypartlycloudy
    @mistypartlycloudy Рік тому +1251

    Who the eff does he think he is shaking his head like that? What a gross waste of life.

    • @bongscott3738
      @bongscott3738 Рік тому +68

      You can tell he's never gotten much attention from mommy. He's never wrong. That's why he's shaking his head like that.

    • @johnshepard8556
      @johnshepard8556 Рік тому +50

      It maybe because he is discusted by his actions or that he is annoyed that his girlfriend and friends told on him

    • @blackosprey2219
      @blackosprey2219 Рік тому +26

      I guess he's sad he got caught.

    • @Wolferal
      @Wolferal Рік тому +30

      I'm guessing it's either because he's ashamed, or because the judge was inaccurate about certain details.

    • @shayle62
      @shayle62 Рік тому +33

      He committed this crime 2 years ago. Hearing the details from the judge’s mouth, I’m guessing he cannot believe what he had done.

  • @Letsdolunch2023
    @Letsdolunch2023 6 місяців тому +918

    Mother tampers with evidence, 30 days in jail, and Dad, accused of child abuse, injury, neglect and SA with a 15 year old girl. That officially makes them ‘Parents Of The Year’.

    • @kriquetteshepherd1217
      @kriquetteshepherd1217 6 місяців тому +75

      And we wonder why children turn out this way. What child wants to see someone suffer at his hands? This is sad at every turn .

    • @Discobaby988
      @Discobaby988 5 місяців тому

      And rarely are parents of these a****, held accountable for the monsters they create as they should be.

    • @bimates2690
      @bimates2690 5 місяців тому +28

      And there's people wishing SA on a child in this comment section, talking about "justice."

    • @TheSoulCrisis
      @TheSoulCrisis 5 місяців тому +23

      @@bimates2690Things like that won’t make him a whole or better human, taking away one’s humanity doesn’t seem to benefit us long term in any way. The anger is understandable, but what went on in his household is the real key to his downfall and they need to live with the shame of what they created (the parents in this case).

    • @blissfulluxurylife
      @blissfulluxurylife 4 місяці тому

      😮🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

  • @JillyBean1968
    @JillyBean1968 5 місяців тому +221

    He must never ever be able to be a free person again.

    • @kenyattatucker1279
      @kenyattatucker1279 2 місяці тому +1

      Why you can't be serious

    • @xqhf
      @xqhf 2 місяці тому

      @@kenyattatucker1279 get that demon out of your soul.

    • @3amDayDreamer
      @3amDayDreamer 2 місяці тому +8

      100% agree! He’s a danger to society and should be locked away for life!

    • @kenyattatucker1279
      @kenyattatucker1279 2 місяці тому

      @@3amDayDreamer what is he going to do with his life

    • @3amDayDreamer
      @3amDayDreamer 2 місяці тому +6

      @@kenyattatucker1279 He can do whatever he wants with his life in prison. You’re not grasping the gravity of his crime. He should never be let out.

  • @nikiscott3069
    @nikiscott3069 Рік тому +2342

    My brother died of natural causes about 25 years ago and it still affects us. I cannot imagine how this girl's family, and others, manage to make it day to day. I wish them all the strength and support they need.

    • @calvancandy8384
      @calvancandy8384 Рік тому +46

      I lost a brother as well but that…I can’t even imagine the feelings. It’s truly horrific.

    • @kristoffseisler2163
      @kristoffseisler2163 Рік тому +2

      Was he 25 years older than you?

    • @kristoffseisler2163
      @kristoffseisler2163 Рік тому

      @Conway Twitter how is it possible that he died from natural causes if it was her brother?

    • @tommythompson2203
      @tommythompson2203 Рік тому +7

      I totally agree. Florida is a great state to live in, but it's horrible if you commit a crime. I just love Ron DeSantis. Great man. And leader

    • @KR-oo2wx
      @KR-oo2wx Рік тому

      @@kristoffseisler2163 moron

  • @suemick8709
    @suemick8709 Рік тому +3557

    When you entertain evil thoughts you open the door to evil acts. Unbearably selfish young man with no concern but his own fantasy fulfillment. I cannot imagine all the pain he has caused.

    • @3SpeedHolster
      @3SpeedHolster Рік тому +62

      Well put.

    • @jonathanjackson4910
      @jonathanjackson4910 Рік тому +12

      @@3SpeedHolster yeah but poor young boy. He didn't start life yet.

    • @jojack228
      @jojack228 Рік тому +58

      ​@@jonathanjackson4910 it is sad. But unfortunately choices were made and red flags were everywhere and they were ignored. I do feel a tiny bit bad that he made those choices, but we can't turn back time. I'm sure he would take it back if he could. Young people need more help then they lead on. Nonetheless the sentence was justified.

    • @jonathanjackson4910
      @jonathanjackson4910 Рік тому +35

      @@jojack228 its drugs, violent video games and parenting....

    • @Smartmovesstayingahead
      @Smartmovesstayingahead Рік тому

      He is severely mentally ill he is out of it for real

  • @hoptoit5910
    @hoptoit5910 Рік тому +632

    He absolutely doesn’t give a single shit. When the judge was talking about how he ran back home, got showered and tried to cover things up, he’s sitting there shaking his head. Yet he *did* these things. He’s an evil, hideous, hateful person who is only sorry for himself not for what he’s done. Now he will go where he belongs and we will never give another single thought to him. RIP Tristan ❤️

    • @kristinstrickland1038
      @kristinstrickland1038 Рік тому +12

      You said it.

    • @sandlotkrew8778
      @sandlotkrew8778 Рік тому +8

      He did it intentionally... Why do you expect him to care now ?!

    • @internetperson9121
      @internetperson9121 Рік тому +17

      @Sandlot Krew that is the point the commenter is making, do you not understand how this works?

    • @kelleytherapper
      @kelleytherapper Рік тому +8

      He really wants to laugh

    • @ajdarko8531
      @ajdarko8531 Рік тому +18

      Yep even when caught in camera in his own home, he shook his head as if that never happened...or maybe he was shaking his head because he knew he was about to face a life sentence and felt sorry for himself. Ture psychopath.. talking about how he misses his family and their hugs and his mom's lemon pepper chicken...but has no remorse or empathy for the things her family will forever miss about the daughter and he took from that family. Selfish and cold. I hope he doesn't get any sort of parole ever.

  • @Steven-c3f
    @Steven-c3f 5 місяців тому +31

    I wonder how many times a day he will make his brothers smile.

    • @sandrawillis8966
      @sandrawillis8966 Місяць тому

      I never understand why when they tell people they want to kill someone etc. they don't report it.

  • @teamcougars
    @teamcougars Рік тому +853

    I applaud this judge he took everything into consideration in respect to the sentence of this horrific crime 💔💔

    • @evanfogherty5161
      @evanfogherty5161 Рік тому +2

      Fee Tristyn!

    • @noelleallwin
      @noelleallwin Рік тому

      @@evanfogherty5161 someone report this guy, I think this is Trystens partner in crime @youtube

    • @mocajrx1047
      @mocajrx1047 Рік тому +8

      And the judge’s timing (pauses) was impeccable.

    • @9983sp
      @9983sp Рік тому +2

      There was only one possible sentence.

    • @mtio2807
      @mtio2807 Рік тому

      Looking forward to hearing his fate when he turns 18 and gets transferred to big boy jail

  • @laurenj4128
    @laurenj4128 Рік тому +3103

    The fact that he sits there shaking his head as the judge is holding him accountable for his actions makes me so mad. You can tell this monster has never been made accountable for anything in his pathetic life. He pled guilty, the least he could do is sit there and take it.

    • @joypaulk1074
      @joypaulk1074 Рік тому +104

      Right!! It's absolutely disgusting that he's sitting there shaking his head like, I didn't say that. I hope he Burns in hell! That poor girl's family😔💔

    • @rumakingthatup
      @rumakingthatup Рік тому +156

      That's him either blaming his friends or wishing he hadn't told them because he doesn't regret the act. He regrets getting caught.

    • @dnarentz1377
      @dnarentz1377 Рік тому +56

      It amazes me the amount of kids talk like he did about doing it and no one said anything.

    • @rivalsigma8929
      @rivalsigma8929 Рік тому

      Trust me. He is going to Hell. Demons have alot fun with bitches like him. Kinda makes me think they aren't really all that bad.

    • @Luke-kc9li
      @Luke-kc9li Рік тому

      He had to struggle to take down a defenseless 13 year old girl too. He’s pathetic and I suggest he get used to being the prison b****

  • @debrakleid5752
    @debrakleid5752 Рік тому +1125

    When we were in 8th grade we had a classmate who was raped, killed, and set on fire by 2 18 year olds wanting to know what it felt like. Same excuse as Aiden. This was back in 1990 or 1991 and she was killed just because. Things haven’t changed I see.

    • @brbhave2p00p4
      @brbhave2p00p4 Рік тому +47

      1990-1991 was a different era compared to today's youth

    • @briaschilling5004
      @briaschilling5004 Рік тому +12

      thats kinda terrible!!!!

    • @mtio2807
      @mtio2807 Рік тому

      May they burn in hell on earth and after

    • @jonlosito2004
      @jonlosito2004 Рік тому +202

      ​@@briaschilling5004dude it's not just "kinda" terrible. It's LITERALLY horrible!!

    • @briaschilling5004
      @briaschilling5004 Рік тому +83

      @@jonlosito2004 I know. Came out wrong. Its HORRIFYING

  • @casandrabarnes-oq9fy
    @casandrabarnes-oq9fy 5 місяців тому +15

    Let's see just how tough he is when he tries to survive the penitentiary, which is NOTHING like jail.

  • @rogerdread38
    @rogerdread38 Рік тому +1451

    This youth has no heart. It's like he would it all over again

    • @Besmartstayahead
      @Besmartstayahead Рік тому

      Well he is severely mentally ill

    • @grassyfieldz4578
      @grassyfieldz4578 Рік тому +66

      Absolutely he'd do it again.

    • @ecstatickitten2811
      @ecstatickitten2811 Рік тому +62

      He has no conscience.

    • @Urban_meyers_son
      @Urban_meyers_son Рік тому

      Don’t put that on all youth this is an outlier by far this kid has terrible issues to be that evil but that don’t mean all the youth is as heartless as him

    • @Chloee234
      @Chloee234 Рік тому +32

      Well he threatened to do it to another inmate on multiple occasions so

  • @lorijames8015
    @lorijames8015 Рік тому +1207

    The judge in this case was practically talking to the judge of the future, not to us. This sentencing speech was so specific, line by line, word by word, saying to the state-required review judge in 25 years that this punk was in no way disserved by the legal system. That's why he keeps using words like unique and outlier--those are the things that justify the Life sentence and they are what the judge of the future needs to read to uphold this verdict. Well done, Judge!

  • @asbisi
    @asbisi Рік тому +592

    His head-shaking means he does not take full responsibility for the brutal murder. In his mind, there are some mitigating factors. Scary that he can justify this heinous act in any way.

    • @SnickasBah
      @SnickasBah Рік тому +41

      yeah He thinks because some minute details might be off he can act indignant.

    • @beautybliss7127
      @beautybliss7127 Рік тому +23

      You are absolutely right. And there lies the danger.

    • @Lolybelle009
      @Lolybelle009 Рік тому +28

      It shows that he has no real remorse. I think that in his mind he's somehow "the victim here". Or maybe he's even downplaying in his mind as the judge 'twisting' words to make him 'look bad'. He's only sorry that he can't get off scott free.

    • @stanleymasterson1135
      @stanleymasterson1135 Рік тому +25

      Wrong, you clearly know nothing about body language. That form of head shaking in that environment is him displaying his contempt for his OWN ACTIONS. It's just like saying "My god what have I done?"

    • @mse7501
      @mse7501 Рік тому +5

      @@stanleymasterson1135 I would think thats why he shook his head but then again to stab someone that many times all over their body. I don't know.

  • @sapiensno8billion
    @sapiensno8billion 3 місяці тому +13

    i bet his parents are the kind who never told him no, and instead join forces against every teacher, neighbour, or other parent/adult who tried to say there is something wrong

    • @ericfile
      @ericfile Місяць тому +2

      His mother washed and tried to hide the jeans he wore during the murder because they were covered in blood, so that tells you all you need to know about her.

  • @cheyennedavis9841
    @cheyennedavis9841 Рік тому +1096

    The judge was heartbroken you can just hear it in his voice 😢😢

  • @artistnyc123
    @artistnyc123 Рік тому +2585

    The most tragic part is that he told everyone he was going to do it and nothing was done to stop him. There will always be monsters among us, but to stand by and let it happen is the most shocking.

    • @equestrianrosie
      @equestrianrosie Рік тому +180

      There’s no way they believed he would really do it, surely. Teenagers say insane things. To actually follow through?

    • @nathanrathbun2619
      @nathanrathbun2619 Рік тому +184

      ​@equestrianrosie 100 years ago, his disturbed threats would have landed him in an asylum.

    • @mukta230
      @mukta230 Рік тому +110

      To be fair, a lot of people talk shit. Hell even I've done it. Im comfortable stating this to be a fact, 99.9% of people talking shit is just talking shit. It's that .1% that throws everyone for a loop, like this dude here. Especially when they're in their teens and even early 20s. It wasn't that anyone stood by, they just didn't believe him. Guaranteed.

    • @architectinth
      @architectinth Рік тому +39

      Kids have morbid thoughts, talk nonsense with their friends and joke around without ever having any intentions of following through with what they speak, but much like what the other comments said, 99.999% never do anything. Psychopathy is rare, and psychopathic murders are even more rare but they're there.

    • @lieflief5871
      @lieflief5871 Рік тому +197

      Not sure what you guys have been through mentally but As a teen I’ve never heard anyone talk about wanting to KILL someone for fun or have i said anything about wanting to commit any unnecessary violence. That’s beyond talking sh!t

  • @JaimieJo
    @JaimieJo Рік тому +1557

    He should never be let out of prison. He's a broken person. He can never reform. This crime broke my heart. What a monster. Truly evil. Rest in peace sweet Tristyn.

    • @patrickr2686
      @patrickr2686 Рік тому +13

      He will be up for parole in 6 months

    • @yixnorb5971
      @yixnorb5971 Рік тому +19

      @@patrickr2686 Just a legal formality.

    • @torerasmussen4282
      @torerasmussen4282 Рік тому +47

      He will end his days in prison but not of old age

    • @ElStink4K
      @ElStink4K Рік тому +30

      I agree but there seems to be more and more "broken" people these days. The root cause is being ignored by society. (no excuse for him though!)

    • @brandoncooke6564
      @brandoncooke6564 Рік тому

      That's so ridiculously shortsighted to believe that, and there really isn't any data to back it up either. The reason we see such high rates of recidivism in the U.S. is two-fold.
      First, we don't actually believe in the idea of correction, or reform, as a society. Your summary of him is a good representation of how America thinks about people. "Criminals are bad and can never get better, so lock them up, and lose the key. They're all monsters and evil and hopeless and blah blah blah." So we don't have a system in place which helps to prepare prisoners for the day they come back to society. I think it's in Norway, but might be wrong, where there is no such thing as a life sentence. You know what that makes people do? Actually try and help prisoners to change whatever it was that made them commit crimes in the first place. Because they KNOW that every prisoner will eventually be back in society. Imagine that, huh? Actually helping people to better themselves. Wild.
      The second reason, and this is a much more straight-forward one is that a huge majority of those incarcerated are there for drug and drug-related offenses. Once again, without providing services that assist in "fixing" these "broken" people (aka addicts) they are absolutely going to go back to what they know. But bottom line is, what this kid did was totally disgusting. It's an evil act. But to write a child off as hopeless is remarkably ignorant.
      Remember when children with learning disabilities of any kind were all considered "hopeless ret***s" that aren't ever going to be successful, or productive? How about when people with mental health issues were all "psychotic"? It's amazing how somehow those things aren't true anymore after investing in helping them, not shaming them and putting them in a box in some dark corner somewhere. I don't know that I personally would ever forgive Aiden Fucci for what he did, but I think it's much better for society if we tried to assist him in becoming a productive member of our society, not deciding that he CAN'T be anything besides a monster.

  • @aroccy
    @aroccy 3 місяці тому +4

    You know you messed up when your lawyer doesn’t defend you at all. His lawyer knew that his client was wrong.

  • @lueyR
    @lueyR 7 місяців тому +2991

    An extra 100 years for that haircut

    • @galegabria
      @galegabria 6 місяців тому +62

      He made it extra ugg when he gave us that 270 around his head as he turned to look back at the court 😂

    • @giampieragaleazzi
      @giampieragaleazzi 6 місяців тому +32

      ANOTHER 100 SLAP IN YOUR FACE BECAUSE OF THAT COMMENT

    • @awakendsails
      @awakendsails 6 місяців тому +102

      @@giampieragaleazzi You must be the barber. He didnt mean it to be that mean lol

    • @giampieragaleazzi
      @giampieragaleazzi 6 місяців тому +11

      @@awakendsails NO! IM THE HAIRS!!! :)

    • @taybyers
      @taybyers 6 місяців тому +10

      Thanks for the laugh

  • @Hyp01
    @Hyp01 Рік тому +357

    You know it’s bad when the judge says “in my 20 years I have never…”

    • @drownedsnowmjweni
      @drownedsnowmjweni Рік тому +6

      bru

    • @James-yf9mg
      @James-yf9mg Рік тому +8

      He's just being dramatic

    • @cs-gj3yf
      @cs-gj3yf Рік тому +4

      @@James-yf9mg not really

    • @Dreamkeeper76
      @Dreamkeeper76 Рік тому +1

      Then corrects it to 16yrs lol

    • @Lilcharlie78
      @Lilcharlie78 Рік тому +3

      I felt bad for the judge, is this the new world we must accept murder for fame? 😢

  • @AshleyKatelin
    @AshleyKatelin 11 місяців тому +2445

    As a person who lost my best friend to a senseless murder, even with the killer caught and being found guilty, I don't find comfort in "justice." Her life was stolen. She was becoming very successful, independent, just bought her own house on a nice lake, and accomplished that as a single mom. This person stole her gun and shot her with it in her own driveway and she died. No matter what, she's never coming back. No punishment to that guy will ever be just in my eyes. Her son has no mom now. Ugh 😢

    • @DirtTrackRacing410
      @DirtTrackRacing410 11 місяців тому +61

      @@shiftylips6939did you just assume his gender

    • @camerondundale811
      @camerondundale811 11 місяців тому +80

      I’m so sorry for your loss 💖

    • @dliap98
      @dliap98 11 місяців тому +36

      I'm so sorry. I can't even imagine how painful that must be to go throigh

    • @alphazero6571
      @alphazero6571 11 місяців тому +130

      Thank god i live in Europe where we have VERY strict gun laws.. The only case you can own a gun is that you are a hunter and you need people recommending that you get a license to own a firearm. You even need to have your weapon trainer (yes you need to go through a training process to own a gun for hunting) validation that you are mentally stable to own a gun. It amazes me you can go and buy a weapon in US but you cant got buy a lottery ticket if you are not 18.

    • @LindaDavis-lm1vv
      @LindaDavis-lm1vv 11 місяців тому

      ​@@shiftylips6939I 😅😮😮q😅Q😮q😮q😮q😮😅q😅😮qqqq😅1😮q😮😅q😮q😮😅q😮😮q😅qqq😮😅😅1😅qq😮😮qq1😮

  • @kingsknight7210
    @kingsknight7210 4 місяці тому +8

    This kid didn't even blink no emotion like a kid version of Michael Myers

  • @KetlinCarramanhos
    @KetlinCarramanhos 9 місяців тому +474

    The worst part is when the judge says that there was no reason, no purpose, no nothing. He just wanted to know how it felt to kill someone. 😱

    • @Unclenose
      @Unclenose 7 місяців тому +7

      You mean it, not him

    • @susanjerrell9220
      @susanjerrell9220 7 місяців тому +20

      We've heard that many times, how it feels to kill someone. Do they stop to wonder how it feels to spend the rest of their lives caged like an animal? We know they don't have feelings for the families of victims. Don't they know they will get caught and go to jail? I just wonder if they think past the crime. Ever.

    • @kristinaplays2924
      @kristinaplays2924 7 місяців тому +11

      Never let him out again

    • @kenyawalker9482
      @kenyawalker9482 7 місяців тому +7

      Pure evil

    • @leenieledejo6849
      @leenieledejo6849 7 місяців тому +3

      What about his parents?
      Surely they have at least some responsibility for bringing up a a kid that is apparently soooo self-absorbed.

  • @welikegoodies
    @welikegoodies 8 місяців тому +1543

    He should never be let out. Ever.

    • @chasehedges6775
      @chasehedges6775 8 місяців тому +22

      I agree 💯

    • @donarthiazi2443
      @donarthiazi2443 7 місяців тому +18

      Rehabilitation can never be overlooked. He might get the help he needs in prison?

    • @welikegoodies
      @welikegoodies 7 місяців тому +73

      @@donarthiazi2443 I do believe that some can be rehabilitated for sure, but there are somethings that can’t be fixed no matter what. This is one of them.

    • @lol-ot4pn
      @lol-ot4pn 7 місяців тому +46

      @@donarthiazi2443
      There should be exceptions to that rule.
      Some people dont deserve the chance for rehabilitation.
      That would be incredibly unfair to those they murdered in cold blood.

    • @donarthiazi2443
      @donarthiazi2443 7 місяців тому +4

      @@lol-ot4pn
      Good point

  • @vincevarano1187
    @vincevarano1187 9 місяців тому +1747

    This kid won’t survive 24 hours in prison.Child killers is one thing convicts do not tolerate.

    • @Emboarepic
      @Emboarepic 8 місяців тому +43

      Oliver Stephens (11/1/2007 - 1/3/2021)
      some 13 year old (who was 13 on 1.3.2021) was sentenced to 4 years in a juvenile facility and 9 years in prison on 9.24.2021,
      and some 14 year old (who was 14 on 1.3.2021) was sentenced to 3 years in a juvenile facility and 9 years in prison on 9.24.2021.
      some other 14 year old (who was also 14 on 1.3.2021) was sent to a young offenders insitution on 9.24.2021 and was told to stay there for 5 years, it was a girl.
      9.24.2024.
      11.24.2024
      9.24.2033.
      9.24.2034.
      9.24.2026.
      Aiden Fucci (11/6/2006) Was Sentenced To 2 years In A Juvenile Facility And 23 years in prison on 3/24/2023. He Will Be Eligible For Parole On 3/24/2048.

    • @chad_b
      @chad_b 8 місяців тому +63

      Yes he will. He will be in protective custody

    • @Supermanohman
      @Supermanohman 8 місяців тому +143

      not because there's some code of ethics in prison but because many prisoners have childhood traumas that are triggered when they see child predators. Don't make the mistake of thinking there's some prisoner code.

    • @gamevidz8763
      @gamevidz8763 8 місяців тому +55

      @@Supermanohmantrue. Though I also feel that’s it’s the principles. A lot men in prison aren’t bad men they have lines they don’t go over.

    • @talha3680
      @talha3680 8 місяців тому +2

      He looks like Ansel Elgort

  • @jessicabenitez5878
    @jessicabenitez5878 4 місяці тому +10

    Am I the only one listening but watching the lady behind him fall asleep? 🤣🤣

  • @Barbc24
    @Barbc24 Рік тому +2206

    This is why I’ve always felt that children develop empathy and compassion when we teach them to feel for others. As a child therapist, I run into so many parents who want to protect their kids from accountability, feelings, and guilt. They make excuses for their kids even when the kid feels sorry and wants to make amends. If your child does something thoughtless, there is nothing wrong with saying, yes that was wrong, how can you do better? Toddlers who throw aggressive tantrums become big kids who don’t know how to deal with frustration and anger. Kids who are told that nothing they do is their fault, grow to blame everyone for every negative thing they feel. And all these kids become adults who feel entitled to throw fits and attack others.

    • @ladeek35
      @ladeek35 Рік тому +21

      Thanx cohort. Well said.

    • @eva5601
      @eva5601 Рік тому +62

      Yes.. You are 100% right. I have worked with preschoolers, as a substitute preschool teacher, I always lecture the children who made another classmate upset, and or cry. When he, or she is, (I am not sorry to state, that most of the issues are between boys) a harasser, I would say, to the child with a behavior issue, "How would you feel if someone said, or did what you just said, and or did to, (childs name?") Most people think that preschoolers only eat, sleep, and play in school, but no. This is the age when these little ones develop social, and emotional skills. We as educators in a preschool classroom observe, and record the children's social emotional, and developmental skills, or lack of. And if we notice negative behavior, and or if the child developmental milestones are behind, we will evaluate the child to make a decision, on if the child needs an effective intervention for students who are experiencing challenges in social emotional, and or developmental skills difficulties at school.

    • @hggfu
      @hggfu Рік тому +2

      You're describing adults. This child is an outlier. You just wanted everyone to know you were a child therapist a biased one at that, ...get off your high horse.

    • @jcasetnl
      @jcasetnl Рік тому +79

      This kid is a monster. It wasn't too many or too few hugs and cookies. He's got bad wiring. The psychology community wants so bad to believe this kind of thing is all nurture because it follows if we just intervene early enough this won't happen, but it needs to grow up and confront the awful truth: some people are just born this way.

    • @whoami1654
      @whoami1654 Рік тому +19

      As a kid I was told everything was my fault as my mum couldn't take any accountability for her actions so she blamed me for the beatings I got. Apparently I was the reason she drank

  • @miguelsonofzeus
    @miguelsonofzeus 10 місяців тому +1746

    The judge is fighting back all the emotions inside him. You can hear his voice breaking from time to time.

    • @Bdawg-2010
      @Bdawg-2010 10 місяців тому +25

      I can’t imagine doing that

    • @Emboarepic
      @Emboarepic 9 місяців тому +2

      Oliver Stephens (11/1/2007 - 1/3/2021)
      some 13 year old (who was 13 on 1.3.2021) was sentenced to 4 years in a juvenile facility and 9 years in prison on 9.24.2021,
      and some 14 year old (who was 14 on 1.3.2021) was sentenced to 3 years in a juvenile facility and 9 years in prison on 9.24.2021.
      some other 14 year old (who was also 14 on 1.3.2021) was sent to a young offenders insitution on 9.24.2021 and was told to stay there for 5 years, it was a girl.
      9.24.2024.
      9.24.2033.
      9.24.2034.
      9.24.2026.

    • @miguelsonofzeus
      @miguelsonofzeus 9 місяців тому +15

      @@Emboarepic What's your point?

    • @teganismxx
      @teganismxx 9 місяців тому +6

      Wha???@@Emboarepic

    • @prettyrarepink
      @prettyrarepink 9 місяців тому +10

      I hear it too. He had to pause a couple times

  • @notw333
    @notw333 Рік тому +1777

    May he never get out of prison. Life for a life.

    • @anne.ominous
      @anne.ominous Рік тому +23

      I second that

    • @the_goddess_a2213
      @the_goddess_a2213 Рік тому +8

      Yes because he is a real life Michael Meyers like what the 🤬

    • @01mustang05
      @01mustang05 Рік тому

      The hubris of your and the majority's righteousness is severely horrific and unreasonable, all causing harm and ruin in the first place and even profiting off of harm and ruin for many, generation after generation. This society is sick and corrupt; one cannot nor can even a small group of people use corrupt systems full of corrupt and grossly unreasonable people, to stop corruption, gross unreasonableness, and worse; this society, like so many others, is a failure and a betrayal of humanity. Shame on you all (the majority), is all I really have because there is nothing else to stop or even oppose your and the majority's harmed and harmful beings.

    • @4kdanny385
      @4kdanny385 Рік тому +54

      @@the_goddess_a2213 nah Michael Myers is a better person than this clown

    • @strangedayz1999
      @strangedayz1999 Рік тому +12

      this!! he robbed a family of unforgettable milestones.

  • @ericwood2466
    @ericwood2466 5 місяців тому +21

    This dude has probably already been violated so much in prison. He’s NOT smiling now

    • @Habib_Osman
      @Habib_Osman 4 місяці тому

      Does that give you a warm and cuddly feeling? How pathetic are you. Remember, not everybody that is in prison is guilty, mistrials do happen.
      So Maybe, you shouldn't celebrate violence so much, it could be you sitting there innocent, being violated. You should take a look at the monster in the mirror Eric!

    • @katiePetsy
      @katiePetsy 3 місяці тому

      A similar case happened in Scotland a few years ago. The 16 year old murderer was eventually attacked by a fellow juvenile inmate. Punched so hard his teeth broke through the skin of his face. He's a dead man when he gets to adult prison

    • @kiwichicki
      @kiwichicki 2 місяці тому

      @@ericwood2466 .. that's what you think about? Sick puppy aren't you

  • @karr1111
    @karr1111 Рік тому +2574

    My heart goes out to the victims family.

    • @zzz9a
      @zzz9a Рік тому +6

      They were probably working in a factory somewhere while it happened, so sad

    • @JesusChristismySavior-Julie
      @JesusChristismySavior-Julie Рік тому

      @@zzz9ano they weren’t

    • @zzz9a
      @zzz9a Рік тому

      @@JesusChristismySavior-Julie I heard they were busy stamping the 'Made in USA' logo on BigMac wrappers. Very terrifying.

    • @BeennensDndjsjeje-kc8ph
      @BeennensDndjsjeje-kc8ph Рік тому +1

      They were

    • @Ezrastarlite1715
      @Ezrastarlite1715 Рік тому +7

      Me too, That innocent girl didn’t deserve what happened to her 😭😞

  • @sandrawhitted3493
    @sandrawhitted3493 Рік тому +455

    He’s a MONSTER who has now live with MONSTERS in jail!

    • @rhondasajjadieh7791
      @rhondasajjadieh7791 Рік тому

      It will be the appropriate punishment

    • @ryanwaidalowski9221
      @ryanwaidalowski9221 Рік тому +9

      I understand people are sick in the head like this thing, but I will never understand why you will do something like that and think you’re gonna get away with it or you know you’re gonna spend the rest of your life in jail. There’s very little chance nowadays that you’re gonna get away with it it just blows my mind to just throw your life away like that and take somebody else’s as well. Oh, and to be a complete monster

    • @MarkJohnson-xs1ql
      @MarkJohnson-xs1ql Рік тому +2

      Why did he kill her what was his reason.

    • @mistypartlycloudy
      @mistypartlycloudy Рік тому +4

      @@MarkJohnson-xs1ql he wanted to feel what it felt like to kill someone.

    • @ST-xg3gy
      @ST-xg3gy Рік тому +2

      @@mistypartlycloudy Misty, I'm following you now. 👍

  • @BigdaddyGuy16679
    @BigdaddyGuy16679 Рік тому +298

    He did this because he felt like it. He wanted this. He basically asked for life in prison. My prayers go out to Tristans family.

    • @SteveCarras
      @SteveCarras Рік тому +9

      LITERALLY asked for it.

    • @ye11owman29
      @ye11owman29 Рік тому

      Not really, dumbass could've gotten away with if he didn't tell anybody

  • @Dr.White_PHD
    @Dr.White_PHD 5 місяців тому +6

    He had no idea of what’s in store for him in prison. His farts will never make a sound ever again. See yaaaa!

  • @cliott67
    @cliott67 Рік тому +2118

    This is unfathomable. A clear case of a sociopathic killer. That poor girl and her family. My heart goes out to them 🙏💕

    • @seanlee7563
      @seanlee7563 Рік тому +43

      Born to be jailed. What a waste.

    • @ElGuapo408_
      @ElGuapo408_ Рік тому +50

      I think you mean psychopath not sociopath

    • @lbreplays4951
      @lbreplays4951 Рік тому +20

      @@ElGuapo408_I’m pretty sure sociopath applies

    • @ontargetthomunclesam3926
      @ontargetthomunclesam3926 Рік тому +2

      Ya think

    • @Apeiron242
      @Apeiron242 Рік тому

      Psychopaths are born that way, sociopaths are made that way. A normal kid who ends up being "raised" by a gang might become a sociopath.

  • @shaneschuller2513
    @shaneschuller2513 Рік тому +2809

    I've never felt so broken for a victim and her family as with this case. 49 defensive wounds is evidence of her fight against a monster. There is evil on our planet.
    I am so sad for the family and when the dad spoke (I am a dad) it broke my heart to tears.
    Sending love and light from South Africa ❤

    • @Inebriated_Goat
      @Inebriated_Goat Рік тому +42

      49 defensive wounds and 116 total stab wounds.

    • @SIP123abc
      @SIP123abc Рік тому

      49 defensive wounds show she died a slow torturous death.

    • @shelbylittle5354
      @shelbylittle5354 Рік тому +26

      @@Inebriated_Goat he literally broke a knife after stabbing her sm

    • @qtsmhealth
      @qtsmhealth Рік тому +59

      My son had a gun unloaded into him by a person he gave a place to stay. He fought for his life. When I think about the terror he felt, it knocks me literally to my knees. I can't fathom how her parents find a way to sleep.

    • @shaneschuller2513
      @shaneschuller2513 Рік тому +5

      @@qtsmhealth ❤️❤️

  • @CindyDavies-s1d
    @CindyDavies-s1d 9 місяців тому +593

    Definitely the hardest case this judge has ever had to deal with. Him breaking down in tears shows he’s a man of compassion

    • @labakanurzidil2464
      @labakanurzidil2464 9 місяців тому +4

      yes, it has to be very hard to carry such criminal lies "i am a judge, only other people can be criminals" (so i am the biggest of them, when i always win) ...

    • @mikefox181
      @mikefox181 9 місяців тому +12

      ​@@labakanurzidil2464that's not what they meant..

    • @lydiahenry8266
      @lydiahenry8266 9 місяців тому

      @@labakanurzidil2464you’ve got to be trolling at this point. You can’t seriously be THAT stupid!

    • @damoncannell9774
      @damoncannell9774 9 місяців тому +12

      I'm a father to a kind hearted brilliant young man, I seriously feel for these parents. Here in cCairns Queensland Australia, a mate of mine had a friend her name was Toyah, only 18 I believe, taking her dog for a walk on a nearby beach she'd been to 1000 times before, she never returned, the dog however they ended up finding somewhere on the streets. Her dad took the dog back to the beach after searching for her and the dog led him to her shallow dug grave. It absolutely broke my heart in two 💔 so sad.

    • @lydiahenry8266
      @lydiahenry8266 9 місяців тому +4

      @@damoncannell9774 that’s heartbreaking. 💔 I’m sorry. 😞

  • @tlc6756
    @tlc6756 4 місяці тому +14

    What the hell was he continuously shaking his head for...like he was the victim? Stupid kid. I hope he never makes parole.

  • @artisticskillz01
    @artisticskillz01 10 місяців тому +219

    13 year old girl, his classmate.
    He's going to get absolutely destroyed in prison

    • @mlalbaitero
      @mlalbaitero 10 місяців тому +4

      Wow I thought he was a bit older

    • @albertobetto522
      @albertobetto522 10 місяців тому

      If he lands in the California prison system defenitly a dead man for sure, but only if he's stupid enough to program in a good yard, wich I highly doubt,. Therefore he would be placed in a PC yard for his own safety. BUT ONLY in California where the convicts have their own rules..Texas, Arizona, perhaps too, The rest of the states I think convicts don't have any rules,what they have is booty bandits 😂😂😂😂

    • @Flowerysoobin
      @Flowerysoobin 10 місяців тому +14

      @@mlalbaiterohe’s 17 now. But he killed the 13 year old girl when he was 14. She was 13

    • @aaronpierce5307
      @aaronpierce5307 10 місяців тому +11

      Thats not how it works anymore. Most killers/rapists live comfortably in prison because everything is monitored now compared to 20 years ago. Theres a few occasions where someone does but its rare now.

    • @skewedlines
      @skewedlines 10 місяців тому +28

      @@aaronpierce5307wrong. People get stabbed and raped all the time in prison.

  • @frelnc
    @frelnc Рік тому +1598

    He kept ever so slightly shaking his head "no" when the judge said something that he seemed to believe was not true. Yet, he confessed. He entered a guilty plea, long before the trial. He admitted to the murder. He told friends that he was going to kill someone, and spelled out, line and verse, exactly how he would do it. As the judge said, this was not a compulsive act. This was planned. I wonder if there's a kid's wing in prison. If not, he's toast. I think what convinced me more than anything that life not 40 years was the appropriate sentence was when I saw him make his comment about Trystin in the back of the cop car. True, his brain is still developing. I get that, but when it became clear that he was flaunting the crime like a badge of honor to use to intimidate other inmates it became crystal that his grandma is never going to see him outside jail again. Good riddance.

    • @tintinismybelgian
      @tintinismybelgian Рік тому +108

      He might be shaking his head thinking, "Those are the facts, but the judge is twisting those facts in such a way that they make me look as bad as possible, and I don't agree with him." He may still think of himself as a "good kid" who simply made a mistake.

    • @yikes7963
      @yikes7963 Рік тому

      He will be in a juvenile facility.

    • @cartergomez5390
      @cartergomez5390 Рік тому +79

      My belief is that he was shaking his head because once the judge is explaining everything that happened in detail, he is realizing that what he did is not an idea that he had in his psychotic mind, he actually did those things and he realizes it was premeditated and cannot forgive himself.

    • @roberthudson4440
      @roberthudson4440 Рік тому +156

      I think he was shaking his head thinking I shouldn't have told my friends those things, thinking "bad move on my part"...

    • @Sissygirl481
      @Sissygirl481 Рік тому +51

      If he wants people to know the story of how the murder went down, he should’ve opened his mouth and said what happened. He thinks he’s cool as heck.

  • @markfx12
    @markfx12 Рік тому +154

    He has no idea what horrors await him. His is a false toughness, soon to be outmatched and he will be even more helpless than his victim.

    • @acdatpb
      @acdatpb Рік тому +7

      In juvi theres really no horrors and in prison the psychopaths are left alone beacuse they're are crazy as sht

    • @grassyfieldz4578
      @grassyfieldz4578 Рік тому +15

      Yeah he got comfortable in the jail, he's in for a big surprise. Yelling "i stabbed a girl" is going to have zero effect on people in actual prison.

    • @Ballieanimation
      @Ballieanimation Рік тому

      Impossible that he'll be more helpless than Trystan bc she was an innocent kid and he is a full fledged murdering monster 👻 evil begets evil and he will have to live in a giant cement home full of men like him now and .. he can shake his little head all day long but the truth is exactly what the judge said and I am so happy he has to spend his life locked up he should never be allowed to walk among people like you or I

    • @hh7407
      @hh7407 Рік тому +10

      The law needs to be changed. Just because of his age, should not drive a need to reevaluate his life sentence at any point. Ever. It shouldn't matter what age he was at the time of the crime he committed. It was heinous and he is an evil PoS who deserves to get what he did to her.

    • @jdurham2666
      @jdurham2666 Рік тому

      @@hh7407 Agree. He should never ever be set free. A life sentence should be that - a FULL life sentence incarcerated.

  • @ElenaRoche
    @ElenaRoche 3 місяці тому +4

    Born with Psychopathy to a careless society, a terrible tragedy.

    • @Howlox
      @Howlox 3 місяці тому +1

      Careless? We care very much about the victim. Not him.

  • @erichodge567
    @erichodge567 Рік тому +400

    A person who kills someone just to know how it feels is in another category altogether. Since there was no reason for the killing, there is no reason to ever release him. This boy should never, never get out of prison.

    • @lorenazure7116
      @lorenazure7116 Рік тому +14

      It is an act of pure evil

    • @eliezraray1763
      @eliezraray1763 Рік тому

      Tristyn is a slut everyone in the school knows that. She molested fucci and he killed his molester. But its not the popular story. He is an evil guy who killed an innocent girl. lmao Trystyn touches his penis all the time even when Aiden told her no.

    • @Countrylife83
      @Countrylife83 Рік тому +11

      There is never a reason for killing someone

    • @jcdenton6864
      @jcdenton6864 Рік тому +2

      Also, out of all people, he ended up with Jimmy Mcgill from Better call Saul. What are the odds?

    • @coreykelly3994
      @coreykelly3994 Рік тому

      kid just seems like a text book case of a sociopath. might of killed just to see if he could actually feel anything. very sad for the little girl that had to suffer because of it.

  • @Michael-oz5yz
    @Michael-oz5yz 9 місяців тому +1386

    His mother should be in prison too, for tampering with evidence, trying to wash the blood off his jeans, it's disgusting that she still is getting to enjoy everyday life still. She's just as guilty!

    • @ToweTiih
      @ToweTiih 9 місяців тому +74

      That is so disgusting to do..

    • @CharlotteKeyser-o9o
      @CharlotteKeyser-o9o 7 місяців тому +102

      I would not stand by anyone in my family for committing such a horrible crime

    • @cricketstarr1489
      @cricketstarr1489 7 місяців тому +72

      She got charged also

    • @PlatinumX0
      @PlatinumX0 7 місяців тому +37

      She’s arrested not sure how that’s gonna go for her tho I hope really poorly

    • @PlatinumX0
      @PlatinumX0 7 місяців тому +47

      If it was my son I would have no problem turning him in not one second thought at all. None I know how I feel in my heart and I know my son could definitely do wrong and if he did like this I’d call the police myself and turn him in and then never ever talk to him again, my son could rot in prison. This mother is sick as well and bad for her part

  • @ttbo12
    @ttbo12 Рік тому +2639

    It's heartbreaking that this young girl was the victim of such a horrible, senseless murder. It's heartbreaking that Fucci, at such a young age, became capable of committing such a heartless, callous act, whatever the reason may be. However, the fact that he is capable of this means that he should never, ever walk again as a free man, in order to protect others.

    • @ErickCrabb-ti8je
      @ErickCrabb-ti8je Рік тому +63

      The system and social structures failed both him and the little girl. Tragic.

    • @thunderstorm4074
      @thunderstorm4074 Рік тому +22

      ​@@ErickCrabb-ti8je
      How ? Nope !

    • @dantecassell9287
      @dantecassell9287 Рік тому +51

      ​@@ErickCrabb-ti8je but he also is responsible for his own actions

    • @theparanormalman8707
      @theparanormalman8707 Рік тому +2

      Something like this can only be the initial result of horrible parenting and bad upbringing.

    • @lukej7283
      @lukej7283 Рік тому

      @@thunderstorm4074 have you had your eyes closed? Ears blocked? Take a look at our society and culture. It is a direct result of (((media))) and a lack of morality in our (((schooling))) & (((media))). Our society is full of terrible (((role models))). It is no wonder at all we have people like this in a society controlled by (((those))) who had their books burned in the 30s throughout Europe.

  • @moonsout-mymothershouse
    @moonsout-mymothershouse 5 днів тому

    I remember hearing about this when it first happened. Tristyn is only a year younger than me. The more I learned about her the more she seemed like someone I'd have loved to know. The sweetest soul ever. She fought so hard. She was just a little girl. May he never know a day of peace in his life.

  • @333-u9o
    @333-u9o Рік тому +664

    Recently two girls in Germany (12 & 13 years old) lured a classmate into the woods and stabbed her over 70 times, leaving her to die.
    Since they're both under the age of 14 they simply walk free, no punishment whatsoever!
    It's absolutely sickening.

    • @zjqc
      @zjqc Рік тому +45

      Jaa hab das in den Nachrichten gesehen, einfach nur lächerlich

    • @thomasmyers9128
      @thomasmyers9128 Рік тому +79

      Europeans have slack punishment for adults…. Life is parole at 15 to 25 years…. So you think they are going to punish their dear children…

    • @theyearwas1473
      @theyearwas1473 Рік тому +37

      Walked free? I feel that they probably had some punishment, not saying they didn't get off light or anything, but free?

    • @Bees123Knees
      @Bees123Knees Рік тому +94

      @@thomasmyers9128 Europeans focus on rehabilitation more than we do. Knowing the felon will become part of society again, their focus is to educate and teach the life skills they need realizing that person could one day become their neighbor. The % of repeat offenders is very low compared to the US.

    • @dicebaleson685
      @dicebaleson685 Рік тому

      If my daughter did that, I'd end her. I'd rather go to jail and hell then let her walk this earth. We all know, they kill once... they will kill again.

  • @bobuncle8704
    @bobuncle8704 Рік тому +1054

    If you ever wondered what evil looks like, worry no more. He didn’t even flinch when his sentence was announced.

    • @ginacorona5710
      @ginacorona5710 Рік тому

      99% of the time white commit these crimes not people of color

    • @PlutozReal
      @PlutozReal Рік тому +49

      Why does his reaction matter? If he was standing there balling his eyes out would you think they should go lighter on the sentence?

    • @ryman1933
      @ryman1933 Рік тому +37

      ​@@PlutozRealyeah he may be horrible but at least he took it with a straight face and didn't play victim

    • @tpeterson9140
      @tpeterson9140 Рік тому +13

      @@PlutozReal where did he say he should get a lighter sentence?

    • @tapa5602
      @tapa5602 Рік тому +100

      ​@Oppressed Straight Male took it like an idiot that has no remorse and value of life his own or anyone else's. "Take it like a man" what does that even mean lol sounds so dumb in this context he didn't stub his toe a man don't take a life sentence for killing a defense little girl.

  • @connie7128
    @connie7128 Рік тому +645

    114 stab wounds? Holy cow. That's a level of anger I don't ever want to encounter in my life. Someone capable of stabbing someone 114 times is so full of rage that they don't even get tired repeating that stabbing motion that many times. That's horrific. He needs to remain out of society for good. Prison isn't going to make his rage any better.

    • @misterdinkly
      @misterdinkly Рік тому +21

      If only he was raised by loving parents. Having a kid means you actually have to teach it things.

    • @saramae9878
      @saramae9878 Рік тому +34

      He planned it too. Prison won't fix him, but he would likely hurt other people if released. It's nuts. But I don't know any other option. Some people are just broken

    • @gregoriorosa2190
      @gregoriorosa2190 Рік тому

      Thats what whitey do

    • @Coxy.normus
      @Coxy.normus Рік тому +20

      @@saramae9878he needs proffesional physciatric help. Prison won’t do anything but further his aweful state of mental health..

    • @linking-it
      @linking-it Рік тому +11

      would not want to share a cell with him.

  • @MarySmith-bc7mf
    @MarySmith-bc7mf 2 місяці тому +2

    This is crazy, so many sick people out there, nobody is safe in public.

  • @Melthornal
    @Melthornal Рік тому +224

    when I was 16, I was a freshman in college. this kid is 16 and a freshman in prison. what a complete failure.

    • @lafountain114
      @lafountain114 Рік тому +38

      a freshman in college ??
      impressive 😳👏🏾

    • @ArtTheSinger
      @ArtTheSinger Рік тому +31

      Humble yourself

    • @granthudson5447
      @granthudson5447 Рік тому +10

      I remember at 16 failing grade 11 on purpose because highschool felt to soon to leave. I graduated at 18 but no regrets.

    • @CherrrrBear
      @CherrrrBear Рік тому +24

      @@ArtTheSinger why should he humble himself? He should be proud!!

    • @dontneednomanstoptelllingm8481
      @dontneednomanstoptelllingm8481 Рік тому +1

      He will be 16 year old and somebody little BIC
      lmsao

  • @Lisa-lx6ex
    @Lisa-lx6ex Рік тому +99

    He's a monster. That young girl suffered immensely and fought for her life.

  • @reevestocks7393
    @reevestocks7393 Рік тому +573

    7:35 for those who want the sentencing

    • @Ambitiousguy2026
      @Ambitiousguy2026 Рік тому +14

      Thanks Man

    • @jeteamleider3714
      @jeteamleider3714 Рік тому +6

      Thank you so much

    • @Pending0
      @Pending0 Рік тому +8

      Lifeless. Truly a monster. May he rot in that cell

    • @VincentTruman
      @VincentTruman Рік тому

      Appreciate you saving me 8 minutes of watching this little prick's expression not change.

    • @joeybox0rox649
      @joeybox0rox649 Рік тому +2

      Uneventful. May his victim RIP.

  • @Sydney-w2r
    @Sydney-w2r 2 місяці тому +5

    Bro is getting his wedding ring resized once he gets in that prison, and rightfully so

    • @NewJerseyMiIitia
      @NewJerseyMiIitia 2 місяці тому

      He's 6'5 at the age of 16. He will be calling the shots. Nothing will happen to him. :)

    • @67gr3csye0y8d
      @67gr3csye0y8d 2 місяці тому

      ​@@NewJerseyMiIitiareally? wtf

    • @NewJerseyMiIitia
      @NewJerseyMiIitia 2 місяці тому

      @@67gr3csye0y8d He is already threatening other inmates and extorting them. He will be fine and will not suffer at all. :)

    • @Sydney-w2r
      @Sydney-w2r 2 місяці тому +1

      @NewJerseyMiIitia 6'4 and 18 here, and it's happened

    • @NewJerseyMiIitia
      @NewJerseyMiIitia 2 місяці тому

      @@Sydney-w2r What has happened?

  • @markapperson9425
    @markapperson9425 Рік тому +711

    I agree, I was a law enforcement officer for 30+ years, 20 years in Criminal Investigations, I have investigated my share of homicides. This murder is one of most horrendous murder I have seen committed by a juvenile. Aiden Fucci is a monster that got what he deserved. He stood there with no remorse or any type of emotions. The pain and horror that Tristyn went through, committed by a friend, I can’t imagine. May God help her family with their loss.

    • @idkwhy77
      @idkwhy77 Рік тому +14

      thanks for your work. I agree with the comment.

    • @winterrain1947
      @winterrain1947 Рік тому +12

      I just wonder if this is due to some form of 'whatever' he was born with or without.
      Or was he just not raised right?
      What is it that causes some kids to become monsters while others turn out to be loving human beings?

    • @idkwhy77
      @idkwhy77 Рік тому +20

      @@winterrain1947 i dont think someone's past ever justifies their actions in the present especially towards innocents

    • @winterrain1947
      @winterrain1947 Рік тому +11

      @@idkwhy77 Ummm...understandable, but that's not really what I was saying.
      What I mean is, was this kid a born psychopath?
      Or did something cause him to do what he did, like child abuse?
      I'm asking, what causes people to murder or to become serial killers? If we understood where these actions come from, what caused them, then we could prevent that particular cause and we might be able to prevent an awful lot of future crimes.

    • @freak4jc1
      @freak4jc1 Рік тому +9

      Pure evil comes from Satan, who is pure evil. If a kid or adult yields to such evil, they are capable of taking on such evil actions and characteristics, and become what they emulate.

  • @hipprec
    @hipprec Рік тому +1432

    Condolences to Tristyn's family, this case can only be described as disgusting and vile.

    • @My2CentsYall
      @My2CentsYall Рік тому +5

      Parenting or LACK of parenting. the kid allowed to run wild.

    • @BenevolenTea_C
      @BenevolenTea_C Рік тому +4

      No, just inhumane.

    • @NostalgiaNeka
      @NostalgiaNeka Рік тому

      ​@@My2CentsYall His mother should have got a lengthy charge for washing his d*** clothes and being an accomplice.

    • @JordanColeman31
      @JordanColeman31 Рік тому +2

      He was such a fine looking boy

    • @quiquefox3807
      @quiquefox3807 Рік тому +6

      @@My2CentsYall in this case, you can't put it on the parents, unless murdering people was a normalised concept taught by the parents...overall, this is a cruel individual and there are plenty of other sources apart from his parents where he could learn that murder is wrong.

  • @leslieking6259
    @leslieking6259 6 місяців тому +393

    That boy has dead eyes. He should be locked up and never let loose on society again. EVER.

    • @meganthearchitectbrown1111
      @meganthearchitectbrown1111 3 місяці тому +9

      Yay, someone that spells loose correctly!!!!❤❤😂😂

    • @mr.oblivious7034
      @mr.oblivious7034 3 місяці тому +3

      *Never let lose into society again

    • @OGRDawg
      @OGRDawg 3 місяці тому +5

      Dahmer's little brother

    • @leslieking6259
      @leslieking6259 3 місяці тому +8

      @@mr.oblivious7034 Sorry but you are wrong. Lose is used as in you might lose your glove. Loose is used as in there is a dog running loose. Your user name is perfect. You are oblivious.

    • @mr.oblivious7034
      @mr.oblivious7034 3 місяці тому +7

      @@leslieking6259 Guess I loose this one

  • @kristenevans4557
    @kristenevans4557 Місяць тому +1

    His parents need to held accountable.

  • @stephaniecrow7387
    @stephaniecrow7387 Рік тому +119

    This judge served JUSTICE

    • @fingersmcoy
      @fingersmcoy Рік тому +5

      no he didnt. the father being allowed to put this dog down is the only true justice

    • @Myholyking
      @Myholyking Рік тому

      Blacks?

    • @Teetech37
      @Teetech37 2 місяці тому

      Life without the possibility of parole would have been more just.

    • @mschachter2563
      @mschachter2563 2 місяці тому

      No 25 year review. He’s cold as ice black in the heart. The act should be punished with an eye for an eye 🤬

  • @villavelli
    @villavelli Рік тому +1210

    When this first happened there were a group if his friends cheering him on and disrespecting the girl’s death. If any of you are reading this, let this be a lesson for you. 👏🏾

    • @jayp.6166
      @jayp.6166 Рік тому +129

      Word
      Too many people hiding behind their IP addresses and cell phones

    • @elisaorozco9494
      @elisaorozco9494 Рік тому +116

      May Karma deal with each one of them in the appropriate manner. We all know that Karma is a bitch............

    • @Ironman-vq2xh
      @Ironman-vq2xh Рік тому

      Really? I need to look this up. What a POS and his friends sound like P’sOS too. Sad

    • @joszumin635
      @joszumin635 Рік тому +71

      If you know who and have proofs, please name them, it is not only disrespectful but very dangerous

    • @Monorail310
      @Monorail310 Рік тому

      Doesn't surprise me that a dumb, inbred-looking freak has a bunch of other dumb, inbred freaks as friends. Hopefully none of them go try to emulate him...

  • @teresaworobetz5766
    @teresaworobetz5766 Рік тому +237

    He wasn’t parented. He was 14, killed a 13 yr old friend to see what it felt like. He had talked about doing it. Where were his parents? Too busy to know what was going on in his life, and then try to cover evidence. No justification for what he did, but please make his parents accountable too. We were a part of our kids lives, we knew what they were doing, their mindset, they volunteered with us to make our community a better place, they didn’t have spare time. My heart hurts for this young girl, her family and everyone affected by this horrific, brutal act.

    • @boxesbinslidsllc
      @boxesbinslidsllc Рік тому +46

      I don't necessarily blame his parents. One would wonder about the type of friends he was hanging out with. He told them he was going to kill but none of them said anything or was bothered by that. He also looks very high in the one picture. Nothing justifies the murder of that young lady.

    • @Butterfly-mt5ml
      @Butterfly-mt5ml Рік тому +29

      You can’t blame someone for someone else’s actions. He knew very well that it was wrong but he chose to do it anyway.
      Kinda like the old saying goes: you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink.

    • @petesmitt
      @petesmitt Рік тому

      @@Butterfly-mt5ml
      The kid is scum but parenting, whether good or bad', tends to have the equivalent effect.

    • @thebirdsnextdoor
      @thebirdsnextdoor Рік тому +23

      Children do not deserve privacy; they deserve to be monitored.

    • @Nelemathijs
      @Nelemathijs Рік тому

      @@thebirdsnextdoor They deserve both to a healthy degree

  • @johnjones5354
    @johnjones5354 Місяць тому +2

    Sorry, but that is NOT the appropriate sentence for this monster. The only appropriate sentence is something that UA-cam would ban me (again) for mentioning.

  • @Objection_23and1
    @Objection_23and1 Рік тому +381

    Man I just lost my baby sister and I will tell you the pain is so real, these parents, sisters, family members and friends of this precious Angel are really suffering and I can only imagine what they are going thru. May we all find peace …. And Aiden absolutely deserves to be in prison.

    • @chunkybuttz844
      @chunkybuttz844 Рік тому +24

      Sorry for the loss of your sister 😢

    • @ecstatickitten2811
      @ecstatickitten2811 Рік тому +14

      I'm sorry for the loss of your sister. I send my condolences.

    • @Tara-Lynn1524
      @Tara-Lynn1524 Рік тому +9

      Hugs

    • @susansmith1355
      @susansmith1355 Рік тому +17

      I am so sorry for the loss of your sister. My brother was murdered so I know some of this pain.

    • @Objection_23and1
      @Objection_23and1 Рік тому +11

      @@susansmith1355 yes this pain is so deep it controls my mind and my thoughts constantly run every detail of her last day over and over and over again thinking was there anything I could have done , but nothing will bring her back, and it’s hard. I am so sorry for you loss as well and I pray we all find some sort of peace and healing ❤️🥺

  • @rusterful1
    @rusterful1 Рік тому +323

    If you ever wondered what the devil looks like , you just seen him standing there showing no remorse whatsoever. That poor little girl. Feel sorry for her and her family 💔

    • @hopeful6157
      @hopeful6157 Рік тому +5

      💯💯💯💯

    • @societyisboring
      @societyisboring Рік тому +6

      Nah, you never seen the eyes of true evil. Yes, his eyes are that of a demon. But when you truly see the eyes of Satan. You will never ever be the same.

    • @chucksknowledge2791
      @chucksknowledge2791 Рік тому

      ​​@@societyisboring Lies you tell Jit!!Devil comes in all forms..As a female,male anything and any mind he can work he has no eyes🤡🤡he is a spirit...You act like you seen him or something😂Devil works in Lil UZI anybody and from yoe comments we all know the Devil is a Lie...

    • @wandaturner3618
      @wandaturner3618 Рік тому +2

      Absolutely! He showed no remorse or any emotions what so ever.

    • @Honey_Daddy
      @Honey_Daddy Рік тому +2

      @@wandaturner3618 he looked down and shook his head several times. That's showing something. Y'all will assume it's not remorse, and I may tend to agree to an extent, but I think he was showing regret knowing he is about to be told his life will be confined to a concrete shtbox likely until he dies, but not certainly. I think it was purely selfish, but there is absolutely the possibility that those head shakes were remorseful. He did a heinous thing, and most people will just ascribe their own narratives and pretend they're facts, but none of us know what he thought in that moment. That's the reality.

  • @kurtkaster5666
    @kurtkaster5666 Рік тому +1369

    It's so strange to me that a human being can be so different that they would want to kill a beautiful young girl, so different that they would want to do that with a knife in the most brutal and painful way imaginable. But they can still walk and talk and breathe, make facial expressions just like the rest of us. How can someone be so dramatically different, but in such a limited way as to blend in to society with no indication of the monster that lives inside? You literally have no idea who is standing right next to you, befriending you, driving you home, serving you coffee.

    • @gmarounf7472
      @gmarounf7472 Рік тому +60

      That's the world we live in, that's reality. We don't know fully the people in our lives or that we see on tv. Nobody really knows...

    • @ehla0144
      @ehla0144 Рік тому +54

      Aiden is a psychopath. It's not difficult to find them, and most of them are not murderers. They like attention, though. Many of them are CEOs, prominent surgeons, or politicians. Actually, most serial killers are not Psychopaths but Sociopaths. They are different. They care about the consequences so they get better alibis. Both of them, though, can feel some kind of remorse but never repentance. However, there's a mystery case of a Psychopath feeling repentance and accepting Jesus as his Lord and Savior. Very unique case. David Wood.

    • @JoleneSailer
      @JoleneSailer Рік тому +38

      @@gmarounf7472Watching him shake his head, I wonder what his evil, warped brain was thinking?

    • @davidp6913
      @davidp6913 Рік тому

      You think this is bad check out historical figures like alexander the great or attila.
      Dudes would just randomnly murder people and not give af

    • @officialdazer
      @officialdazer Рік тому

      It's easy to understand why people want to kill beautiful young women. Jealousy, envy, pride, unfulfilled lust, anger, the list goes on.

  • @raybudzynski8720
    @raybudzynski8720 2 місяці тому +2

    He has "dead eyes"...nobody is home...he has no remorse and will do it again...

  • @erict3032
    @erict3032 Рік тому +895

    Worked 23 years in a regional forensic psych max level facility as a correction officer and seen my share of high profile heinous murders. I am now retired. I believe this individual should have received the death penalty for this crime. I have become callus over the years seeing murderers get reduced sentences and the way the system is geared now is that the inmates have more rights than the staff do. I’ve seen a certain inmate (who shot his brother from a tree stand with a cross bow ) on his wedding day killing him actually get off and is now walking free in society. He spent some time at our facility, manipulated our director and got released to civil side then from there walked free. This stuff does happen. Now with this this individual in question that got life we as taxpayers have to foot the bill for a lifetime of food, shelter and medical care for the rest of his pathetic life. The system is flawed

    • @BrianCarnevaleB26
      @BrianCarnevaleB26 Рік тому +15

      At least Florida is tough on crime and we respect that fo sure!

    • @johnlyons1008
      @johnlyons1008 Рік тому

      I agree if evidence overwhelming put the piece of garbage down, their victim got no second chnace!@@BrianCarnevaleB26

    • @nafeezabolia9724
      @nafeezabolia9724 Рік тому +40

      An eye for an eye.I agree with you He should get the death penalty.That innocent lady suffered a painful death.

    • @noelkelleher9727
      @noelkelleher9727 Рік тому +28

      The death penalty is an easy way out, better that he spend his life in jail & suffer so much,that he wishes for death.

    • @amenenema474
      @amenenema474 Рік тому

      "The system is flawed". Yep. 100% the legal system is flawed because it is run by flawed humans and flawed jurors...and that is why the death penalty actuallycannot be a thing in civilized society. You follow me?

  • @FrankThe77Tank
    @FrankThe77Tank Рік тому +330

    Imagine thinking you have the right to take someone’s only life ?! I can’t…

    • @rickyswanson8547
      @rickyswanson8547 Рік тому +10

      Depends on what they did honestly

    • @Liam.921
      @Liam.921 Рік тому +10

      @@rickyswanson8547ok imagine thinking you have the right to take someone’s only life who have done nothing to deserve that!

    • @desert4seat
      @desert4seat Рік тому

      I had a dream the other night that I took my own life..

    • @rickyswanson8547
      @rickyswanson8547 Рік тому

      @@Liam.921 you never said anything about deserving

    • @SmiteBostil
      @SmiteBostil Рік тому +3

      USA 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

  • @JohnWaters-cz4lv
    @JohnWaters-cz4lv 2 місяці тому +2

    He acts like he doesn't care about the sentence right now, but when he's getting beaten in prison, I'm 100% sure he will show emotion.

  • @t-rexngatokorua8733
    @t-rexngatokorua8733 9 місяців тому +377

    As a father of a beautiful 3yo girl, I feel so much for the victim and her family. I would be beyond destroyed if anything like this ever happens to my daughter. She's my entire world. And no justice in the world could ever make things right too.

    • @PostUp_Time
      @PostUp_Time 9 місяців тому +1

      How can they tell 49 stab wounds were defense wounds. 49 stab wounds extremely doubtful she was wide awake fighting him off 😮😮😮😮

    • @madiArabella
      @madiArabella 9 місяців тому +11

      @@PostUp_Timeyou’d be surprised what the human body can handle. Just say sorry to her families and don’t ask dumb questions

    • @TrainsForever
      @TrainsForever 8 місяців тому +1

      @@madiArabellaI think this person is talking about all of the wounds total. There was a ton of stabbings but how’d they get exactly 49 for defense? I think that’s the question they’re aiming for

    • @Emboarepic
      @Emboarepic 8 місяців тому

      Oliver Stephens (11/1/2007 - 1/3/2021)
      some 13 year old (who was 13 on 1.3.2021) was sentenced to 4 years in a juvenile facility and 9 years in prison on 9.24.2021,
      and some 14 year old (who was 14 on 1.3.2021) was sentenced to 3 years in a juvenile facility and 9 years in prison on 9.24.2021.
      some other 14 year old (who was also 14 on 1.3.2021) was sent to a young offenders insitution on 9.24.2021 and was told to stay there for 5 years, it was a girl.
      9.24.2024.
      11.24.2024
      9.24.2033.
      9.24.2034.
      9.24.2026.
      Aiden Fucci (11/6/2006) Was Sentenced To 2 years In A Juvenile Facility And 23 years in prison on 3/24/2023. He Will Be Eligible For Parole On 3/24/2048.

    • @anjelinagrock706
      @anjelinagrock706 8 місяців тому

      usually because the wounds would be found on the arms and hands or legs and feet. the wounds are deemed defensive because they are consistent with a defensive scenario... so more likely she fought him as long as she could and when she could no longer fight, he went to stabbing her in vital places @@PostUp_Time