The teen accused of killing Tristyn Bailey last Mother's Day was back in court today. The latest on this case on CBS47/FOX30 at 5
St. Johns teen reported missing, later found dead; 14-year-old boy charged with murder in her death
“Teenagers are capable of things we have never imagined they could be. And this case is an example of that”, said State Attorney R.J. Larizza when announcing the charges last year.
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