Tristyn Bailey 'suffered a painful, horrifying death from someone that she trusted,' Judge R. Lee Smith said at the sentencing of Aiden Fucci.
"114 stab wounds. 49 defensive wounds. 35 wounds to the head and neck. 29 to the back and shoulder. And six fatal wounds.
He lured her into a secluded place in the woods near his home. A person that she trusted. And he led her there under false pretenses.Based on the prior statements that he made to his girlfriend and his friend, he indicated that he was going to kill someone. At which point he determined that it was going to be Tristyn Bailey, I don’t know. But there was going to be a victim.
This particular crime was committed with the weapon of choice as a knife which he nicknamed “Poker.” That required an up close, personal, type of murder that is rare, is unique. He attempted to cover it up by disposing of the murder weapon and throwing it into a lake. He then attempted to conceal evidence by hiding his shoes and shirt and jeans, taking a shower, stealthily entering his home. And then the actions immediately after with the Snapchat videos in the back of the police car and the story that he made up about pushing her and her hitting her head which was clearly refuted by the video evidence in this case.It makes it unique. It makes it extraordinary.
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