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You know, this is true of many defendants but it just strikes me in this case. The kid plans this, intends to do this, basically taunts about it afterwards in the cop car but now wants a defense and plans on going to trial? What's the defense? The bogeyman made him do it?Aiden Fucci: Lawyers for teen accused of killing Tristyn Bailey file motion to postpone his trial
Lawyers for Aiden Fucci, the teen accused of killing St. Johns County 13-year-old girl Tristyn Bailey, have filed a motion to delay his trial.Aiden Fucci: Lawyers for teen accused of killing Tristyn Bailey file motion to postpone his trial
Lawyers for Aiden Fucci, the teen accused of killing St. Johns County 13-year-old girl Tristyn Bailey, have filed a motion to delay his trial.
The motion was filed on Thursday. Currently, Fucci’s trial is set to begin in November.
On July 13, Fucci’s defense also filed a notice that Fucci intends to exercise his constitutional rights, which include the right to remain silent and the right to counsel.
Fucci’s next court date is set for August 31.
Survey about Tristyn Bailey murder case sent to St. Johns County residents by Aiden Fucci's lawyers
Survey seeks to determine community exposure to the high-profile murder of Tristyn Bailey, possibly laying the foundation for a change of venue.Survey about Tristyn Bailey murder case sent to St. Johns County residents by Aiden Fucci's lawyers
Aiden Fucci's legal team is asking St. Johns County residents about their exposure to the high-profile murder case in what could be a gambit to seek a change of venue.
The Public Defender's Office confirmed sending the email surveys, which have been landing in the inboxes of numerous St. Johns residents. The survey says each recipient is receiving the email as a registered voter (the pool for selecting potential jurors) and asks several questions about the Aiden Fucci case.
Among the questions: whether recipients personally know anyone involved in the case, whether they have ever posted about the case on social media and whether they are a passive consumer of the story or someone who actively seeks out information.
The survey*** email contains the subject line 'Murder Case Research' and reads as follows:
"We need your input on a current murder case in St. Johns County, Florida. You are receiving this invitation to participate because you are a registered voter in this jurisdiction. The survey takes less than 15 minutes to complete and will help us understand the community impact of this particular violent crime."
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Personally I would immediately put the little SOB to death. At that moment. And mommy gets locked up for life trying to cover it up.
That's horrific. It shows clearly the amount of violence this poor girl endured. And he bragged about it. Planned it. Threatened. If they don't give the maximum sentence here...Because all of the evidence to support it is there. Just an evil little.Blade tip recovered from Tristyn Bailey’s body came from knife found in St. Johns retention pond: FDLE
A blade tip found in 13-year-old Tristyn Bailey’s body originated from a knife that was discovered in a St. Johns County retention pond, according to a Florida Department of Law Enforcement report released Tuesday.Blade tip recovered from Tristyn Bailey’s body came from knife found in St. Johns retention pond: FDLE
A blade tip found in 13-year-old Tristyn Bailey’s body originated from a knife that was discovered in a St. Johns County retention pond, according to a Florida Department of Law Enforcement report released Tuesday.
The FDLE report lists two pieces of evidence submitted to the FDLE in April that underwent forensic analysis. The report shows one is a damaged buck knife — which was removed from a retention pond near the location where Bailey’s body was found — with a silver-colored metal blade and the tip of the blade missing. The second piece of evidence, according to the report, is a damaged silver-colored metal knife blade tip that was recovered from Bailey’s scalp.
The report states that examinations of the knife and the blade tip showed that they were similar in color, type of material and “striation pattern running along the width of the blade pieces.”
“Further comparisons of their fractured edges also revealed the correspondence of the complex feature contours and surface details,” the report continues.
The report concludes by saying the blade tip and the knife blade were at one time a single item.
News4JAX asked Plata what a defense lawyer would do with this information now that it has been submitted.
“You’re trying to find out can they possibly tie it to my client? Where did the knife come from? Who sold it?” Platat said. “Kind of try to piece it together.”
We know he stabbed her a kazaillion times but still I get shocked, the blade tip buried in her scalp. Who can even IMAGINE doing that to another human being? I can't. Even if I detested someone. He sure didn't show a LICK of smarts but sure thought he was the big man or so it seemed. This attack though, back to that, was so heinous that I don't think it likely he is redeemable. Said it before and will say it again, he does not belong amongst people or out in public for sure, the public would be in danger. Not because of smarts, because of his evil.Blade tip recovered from Tristyn Bailey’s body came from knife found in St. Johns retention pond: FDLE
A blade tip found in 13-year-old Tristyn Bailey’s body originated from a knife that was discovered in a St. Johns County retention pond, according to a Florida Department of Law Enforcement report released Tuesday.Blade tip recovered from Tristyn Bailey’s body came from knife found in St. Johns retention pond: FDLE
A blade tip found in 13-year-old Tristyn Bailey’s body originated from a knife that was discovered in a St. Johns County retention pond, according to a Florida Department of Law Enforcement report released Tuesday.
The FDLE report lists two pieces of evidence submitted to the FDLE in April that underwent forensic analysis. The report shows one is a damaged buck knife — which was removed from a retention pond near the location where Bailey’s body was found — with a silver-colored metal blade and the tip of the blade missing. The second piece of evidence, according to the report, is a damaged silver-colored metal knife blade tip that was recovered from Bailey’s scalp.
The report states that examinations of the knife and the blade tip showed that they were similar in color, type of material and “striation pattern running along the width of the blade pieces.”
“Further comparisons of their fractured edges also revealed the correspondence of the complex feature contours and surface details,” the report continues.
The report concludes by saying the blade tip and the knife blade were at one time a single item.
News4JAX asked Plata what a defense lawyer would do with this information now that it has been submitted.
“You’re trying to find out can they possibly tie it to my client? Where did the knife come from? Who sold it?” Platat said. “Kind of try to piece it together.”
Yes. Where the murder weapon breaks. I've seen other cases where that's happened and it is shocking. Stabbing, Very up close and personal. With that amount of violence I would think there would be alot of blood.
I don't know. I haven't seen an autopsy report. It makes me wonder if he didn't keep stabbing her after she was dead. I've seen that quite a bit in cases where the person was being stabbed in the head. It's absolutely horrifying.
I can't recall but I think he did. I also can't remember the # of stab wounds but I want to say it was like 140 or something. Bit time OVERKILL.
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FORTY depositions?? I can't even begin to imagine the point of that. I somehow doubt there are that many witnesses with relevant info that would help their cause but I guess they could go fishing and choose the few after doing all of that which may be of benefit although I can't imagine how... Either way, they get a delay. No surprise.there.Aiden Fucci: Trial for teen accused of killing Tristyn Bailey being moved from November to February
The trial for Aiden Fucci, the teen suspected of killing St. Johns County 13-year-old Tristyn Bailey, has been pushed to next year.Aiden Fucci: Trial for teen accused of killing Tristyn Bailey being moved from November to February
The trial for Aiden Fucci, the teen suspected of killing St. Johns County 13-year-old Tristyn Bailey, has been pushed to next year.
Judge R. Lee Smith said Friday he would allow the trial to be moved from November to February. Fucci’s trial was originally set to begin on Nov. 7.
Fucci’s defense attorney said Friday 40 more depositions still needed to be taken, and the extra time would allow her to complete those.
For them to actually charge her with this means she knew the blood was not from some innocent happenstance and not just a mom doing her kids dirty laundry.Crystal Smith is charged with tampering with evidence following death of Tristyn Bailey
She is accused of washing blood out out of her son's jeans hours after Bailey's death.Crystal Smith is charged with tampering with evidence following death of Tristyn Bailey
She is accused of washing blood out out of her son's jeans hours after Bailey's death.
I am waiting for the video to load. It is hanging for some reason. In the meantime, yeah, wow. What was she charged with prior? Obstruction of justice or some such? I wonder if they just finally now had time to put the charges together or of course something came out that shows she knew WHAT he had done and to WHOM and/or testing of the blood and results came back but one would think they had that prior to now.
I mean if I had a son that came back from the woods with blood on him, the first question would be what was the blood from. IF his answer was from a dead animal and you had no reason to question him on that, I can see telling him to take them off and get them in the washer BUT if that was the case they wouldn't have charged her so he had to have told her what happened. She KNEW! and still did nothing but cover for him.
If I recall correctly, the cops came to the house to talk to him and on talking to him took him to show them where he walked with her, saw her, etc. It was THEN that mom washed the jeans and someone else was present who I believe told LE (I doubt they are friends any longer). And then they were able to back it up by taking the home security footage.