Aiden Fucci will be back in a St. Johns County courtroom Thursday morning to begin the next phase in his murder case.
to first degree murder in the death of his 13-year-old schoolmate, Tristyn Bailey. This happened just minutes before jury selection was set to begin in his trial.“I’m sorry for the Bailey family and my family,” Fucci said.When the time for sentencing does come, the prosecution’s list of witnesses confirms that Bailey’s loved ones will be called to make victim impact statements.
The list also names six investigators with the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office and at least two minors whose names appear only as initials on the document.While a motive for killing the 13-year-old cheerleader has never been made clear, friends of Fucci told detectives he owned several knives, and that he’d thought about killing someone.
His girlfriend, whom News4JAX is not naming due to her age, told a detective Fucci had asked her what she would do if he murdered someone. “I don’t know what my answer really was. but he would say that if he was going to murder someone, it was going to be planned,” she recalled. “He said that he would just walk at night or something and find a random person walking too and just drag them in the woods and stab them.”
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