- Tristyn Bailey’s autopsy report revealed the brutal truth behind her death.
- Tristyn, a cheerful cheerleader, was murdered in May 2021, shocking the St. Johns County community.
- Aiden Fucci was charged with first-degree murder and pleaded guilty in this case.
- The chief medical examiner said that according to Tristyn Bailey’s autopsy report, the cause of death was “sharp force trauma by stabbing.”
Tristyn, a cheerful cheerleader, was murdered in May 2021, shocking the St. Johns County community.
Aiden Fucci was charged with first-degree murder and pleaded guilty in this case.Â
The murder of Tristyn Bailey
Tristyn Bailey, a seventh-grade student, went missing on May 9, 2021.Â
Her body was discovered later that day at a retention pond at the end of the cul-de-sac where she lived.
She had received 114 stab wounds, and Aiden Fucci was charged with her murder. The sentencing hearings started on Tuesday, and he faces a sentence ranging from 40 years to life in prison, as he pleaded guilty to first-degree murder.
Fucci and Bailey attended the same school, and several emails were sent to the Patriot Oaks Academy principal, deputies with the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office, and prosecutors.
Fucci’s acquaintance allegedly asked Bailey out the night she was last seen alive, and they met at his home.
His sweatshirt wasn’t found, and he allegedly had a bag of clothes in the forest to change into. He was charged with repeatedly stabbing Bailey in a forested section of the Durbin Crossing neighborhood in St. Johns.
Her body was discovered several hours later, less than a half-mile from his house.
According to Tristyn Bailey’s autopsy report, the chief medical examiner said that the cause of death was “sharp force trauma by stabbing.”
The autopsy report further revealed that she had 114 stab or cutting wounds across her head, neck, shoulders, arms, hands, and back.
Who is Tristyn Bailey?
Tristyn Bailey was 13 years old when she was murdered in 2021. Her parents, Stacy and Forrest Bailey conducted a memorial service at Celebration Church in Jacksonville, Florida, to honor her memory.
The Bailey 7, comprising Tristyn and her parents, brother Teegan Bailey, and sisters Brittney Bailey Russell, Alexis Bailey, and Sophia Bailey, wish to preserve her memory. At the same time, they continue to recover from her murder.