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This three-chapter nonfiction forensic series examines the killing of Tristyn Bailey and the prosecution of Aiden Fucci with a hard-edged, factual lens. It traces the case from the moment a teenage girl failed to come home, through the rapid escalation of a homicide investigation, to the legal reckoning that followed. The narrative focuses on verified evidence, investigative pressure, and courtroom outcomes, avoiding speculation and sensationalism. Particular attention is given to the tension between youth and accountability, and to how intent is evaluated when the offender is also a child. The series concludes with the sentencing and the lasting impact on the family, the community, and the broader juvenile justice system.
In 2011, five-year-old Jhessye Shockley disappeared from her apartment in Glendale, Arizona. There were no witnesses. No signs of forced entry. And no body....
The narrative of Sarah Goode’s disappearance and murder unfolds as a complex intersection of personal vulnerability, community mobilization, and criminal investigation. Sarah Goode, a...
Amidst the swirling colors and haunting melodies of a Día de los Muertos parade, a cartel’s heroin exchange is set to unfold seamlessly under...