Aiden Fucci's Crimes
What does the Aiden Fucci case reveal about youth behavior?
4.7 (30)
56 mins
Discover the events surrounding the Aiden Fucci case and how the investigation unfolded. Examine what the case revealed about youth behavior, social media influence, and the justice system.
Ep 1:
The Vanishing of Tristan Bailey
On Mother's Day morning, 13-year-old Tristan Bailey vanishes from her quiet Florida neighborhood—setting off a search that ends in horror, and points straight at a classmate's shifting, chilling story.
Ep 2:
Two Hours in the Woods
Surveillance footage reveals two teens walking into the woods together—only one walks out. What investigators uncover about Tristan's final moments is almost too brutal to comprehend.
Ep 3:
A Boy Who Named His Knives
Evidence mounts against Aiden Fucci: named knives, a 30-day kill plan, and disturbing drawings. Was this teenage impulse—or cold, calculated premeditation the public struggled to accept?
Ep 4:
The Family Left Behind
The Bailey family speaks in devastating detail about the night Tristan disappeared, and the unbearable, ongoing grief that has reshaped every one of their lives since.
Ep 5:
A Mother's Desperate Cover-Up
Aiden's mother, Crystal Smith, is caught on her own home cameras destroying evidence before Tristan's body is even found—raising haunting questions about what she knew, and when.
Ep 6:
Life Without Parole
As sentencing arrives, the Bailey family confronts the killer directly. A life sentence is handed down, but for a family forever changed, can any verdict truly mean justice?
Discussions (5)
Abel
Level 4 · 4 mo agoYou are insane if you think the parents weren't complicit. The mom washed blood out of his jeans on her own security camera and caught herself committing a felony. Whispering to stick to the story just proves my point.
Brett
Level 8 · 4 mo agoWashing the bloody jeans in the sink while your own security cameras record the felony is a bold move. Real criminal masterminds over here Lol
Sebastian
Level 8 · 4 mo agoI agree. Charging him as an adult was the only right call. Planning it for thirty days proves calculated intent. It has nothing to do with impulsivity.
