BREAKING: Julio Foolio Trial -- Alicia Andrews SENTENCED to 15 Years

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[00:00:00]um Miss Andrews's role after having read all the transcripts and gone to the trial is very much minor when compared to those defendants um in this case. So we're asking the court to go below the guidelines. The reason why I cited Hi everybody, it's me AV. Welcome back to my YouTube channel where we talk about all things law, true crime, and a bit of debauchery. Now, today is a big day because we just saw the sentencing of Alicia Andrews, the individual who was involved with the four men that have been sentenced to life in prison. Okay.

[00:00:48]Life in jail for murdering rapper Fulio.

[00:00:52]All right. Her sentencing hearing did take place this morning. Uh, unfortunately the live feed was super super um short. So, what I'm going to do is react to this, enhance the audio because the audio was a little bit choppy, and then we will get this out to the masses so you guys could see what happened, what you think, and we can continue the discussion in the comment section. With that being said, let's get into it. Whether she pulled the trigger or not, my son would still be alive today had people not participated in carrying out this plan. A mother lives with instinct and intuition. And mine tells me that this was not ignorance.

[00:01:30]This was participation. It was calculated. They planned it on my way driving here. Every second, every minute, every hour. They could have changed their mind. They could have turned around. But yet and still, they carry on the plan to hunt my son down like a deer in the woods. like they were hunting.

[00:01:55]This was loyalty to violence over humanity. My son was treated like his life did not matter. He was ambushed and rob of the chance to grow older, become a father one day, continue his career and simply live. Every birthday, holiday, and family gathering is now filled with grief. I replay the memories of my son constantly. I think about his laugh, his voice, and the moments we will never get back. The trauma from his this loss follows me every single day.

[00:02:25]No sentence will ever bring charge right to me. But accountability matters.

[00:02:30]Alicia family can can see her. They can talk to her. She can see her child. But I can't see my child. I have to go to visit him in a wall at the cemetery.

[00:02:44]I asked the discord court to remember that behind every headline is a real family suffering permanent damage.

[00:02:52]My son life mattered. He was not disposable. The emotional devastation caused by this murder reaches far beyond the courtroom and will affect my life forever. I respectfully asked the court to impose a sentence that reflect the seriousness of the role Alicia Andrew played in the events that led to my son's death because she knowingly knew what was going on. Choices were made and those choices had deadly consequences.

[00:03:24]Thank you for allowing me to speak on behalf of my son, Charles Jones.

[00:03:27]>> So, there we go. We have the um we have a statement from Fio's mom. And typically this does happen in these type of situations when it comes to sentencing. We're likely going to hear from the defense. Sometimes you can hear from other family members, but let's see. Let's tune back in and see what happens next.

[00:03:45]>> Any questions?

[00:03:47]>> No, your honor. Does the defense have any questions?

[00:03:49]>> No, judge.

[00:03:50]>> All right. Thank you.

[00:03:56]Judge, that's the only witness you're going to call.

[00:03:58]>> All right. Um, and the defense not not intending to call any witnesses. Is that correct?

[00:04:02]>> That's correct.

[00:04:03]>> All right. Um, so I'll let >> Wow. So that means that Alicia is not intending to call any witnesses. And you see Mama Fio stepping down from a bench there. This is actually going to be very cut and dry and very quick. You see Alicia on the left hand side in her uh Hillsboro County, you know, uniform there in red and Jeremy, her attorney is next to her. Let's see what happened.

[00:04:29]>> Arguments with respect to the recommendation for sentencing.

[00:04:32]>> Yes, your honor. We did um also receive the defense motion to take judicial notice where they listed I think eight different cases. Um >> I saw that it was filed in the court file just for the record May the 8th of 2026. And judge, I noticed that they were either manslaughter cases or leaving the scene of death. However, upon reviewing them, um, we did note that they are clearly distinguishable from the facts of this case, the majority of them. So, what you're seeing right now is a prosecutor that also um was involved in the four individuals that were just sentenced to life for uh taking Julio Fulio's life. Now, notice that you will see a different judge because of that appeal that Alicia won.

[00:05:14]She did have a different judge here, but it's not looking good if I'm gonna be honest with you. Let's keep going.

[00:05:22]>> Were negotiated pleasure downward departure. Some of them were um that was the only reason was a negotiated plea. Um others were mental disorder or unsophisticated manner, isolated incident. And judge, we would argue that those are completely separate and distinct from the facts that you have in front of you, judge. Um, this case was um originally filed as a murder, too. The jury has spoken and we respect the jury's verdict. They have found her guilty of a manslaughter. Um, but still, the facts of this case are egregious. We are talking about a person who was hunted down. um the people that actually pulled the trigger, they are going to be um sentenced later and held responsible for that. But what we're asking the court to do is to give this defendant accountability for her participation in this crime. And we are going to be asking for um she scores at bottom of the guidelines 9 years um prison, Florida State prison. And we're going to be asking for a 15-year prison sentence based on the serious nature of this of this particular case and the way that it >> What about Alicia?

[00:06:40]What about Alicia?

[00:06:42]It was um conducted and carried out and also based on the mother of the victim in this case also wanting a serious sentence reflective of the facts and nature of this particular case. Judge.

[00:06:58]>> All right. Thank you, defense. Here we go.

[00:07:01]>> Thank you, judge. So, we are asking the court not to give a 15-ear sentence in this case. We're asking the court actually to depart downward under 921.26 026 section 2 B judge. And that section specifically states the defendant was an accomplice to the offense and was a relatively minor participant in the criminal.

[00:07:24]>> He admits that she was an accomplice of >> conduct. We believe that applies here.

[00:07:29]We also believe there are some other subsections that apply, but that one in particular um just based off of the jury's burden in this case where there are four other codefendants who were uh convicted of higher much higher offenses that were actually facing the death penalty. The state recognizes that there was a difference between those codefendants and Miss Andrews and the fact that they were convicted and are likely to be sentenced or will be sentenced to life in this case. um Miss Andrews's role after having read all the transcripts and gone through the trial is very much minor when compared to those codefendants um in this case. So, we're asking the court to go below the guidelines. The reason why I cited or filed a motion to take judicial notice of the eight cases that I did send over to the court is not because those cases are mirror images of this case. This case is probably a unicorn. I'm not based off of the motions that we filed, right? the motions for retrial and motions for reconsideration. Judge, we obviously believe that the facts of this case don't amount to a manslaughter charge. There was no manslaughter here at all in this in this case. Uh and that was argued out in the motions and so I won't go over that. But this case to find another case that's exactly like it was not really our intent, but we don't know that that would actually fair it out. Uh but that's not really our intent. The intent of filing emotionally judicial notice of these eight cases is to see a range of different sentences for people who've been convicted of either manslaughter or some sort of act that resulted in a death that wasn't an intentional act. Um and so all of those cases uh if we go down the list right state of Florida versus Vandal Steedman u that individual received seven years in the department of corrections followed by eight years of probation. He scored exactly the same amount of total sentencing points as Miss Andrews. And in that instance, he uh made a statement, a spontaneous statement at the scene to officers that he shot him.

[00:09:24]I shot him is what were his words, right? Um in a situation like that, that's more obviously more egregious than any act that Miss Andrews is accused of doing or committing. Um, going down the line, uh, Francisco Beeo, uh, the state of Florida, that was a 2000 case. In that situation, the victim was, uh, shot numerous times outside of a trailer park and was initially the the defendant was initially charged with second degree murder. He pled down to manslaughter. He received a 5-year sentence in the Department of Correction. He had the same amount of uh, total sentencing points as Alicia Ann at 17. There are people who had even more total sentencing points. uh Michelle Diane Young. Uh that's the third case cited there. That individual had 180.2 total sentencing points, received a 5-year sentence in the Department of Corrections, followed by 10 years of probation. And all of these individuals that I list and and I won't go through each one, but it's all attached to the uh to the motion to give you notice, all of their score sheets, all of their uh arrest affidavit, the judgment and sentences, all these individuals, none of them got 15 years sentences. The state is asking for the max someone who's never been convicted of anything before in her life. Um, this is her first offense and for obvious for for reasons that are cited in the motions, the respon uh the replies, Miss Andrews will be taking an appeal on the case on the on the the jury decision and the um the rulings that were made in the trial, right? And so she does intend to uh have a new trial if PL court grants it. So, she's not testifying here today and no one else, no witnesses are testifying here today for that reason. So, we're asking the court not to take into account the fact that Miss Andrews is not on the stand testifying or or uh or that her parents are not on on the stand testifying on her behalf. We're asking the court to depart below the guidelines to give her a credit time, sir, and uh followed by 5 years of probation.

[00:11:23]>> Anything else from any uh either side before I impose sentence?

[00:11:26]>> No, you're here.

[00:11:27]>> All right. All right. All right. So, the court having um obviously reviewed the uh trial transcripts, the court file, uh all the evidence in this case, the pre-sentence investigation report, um the argument of counsel, it's the judgment sentenced in order this court to adjudicate the defendant guilty, sentence her to 15 years in the Florida State Prison.

[00:11:45]>> You have 30 days to appeal the judgment and sentence. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you. You all let me know when you're ready on Cassowl, please. Okay.

[00:11:56]Thank you.

[00:11:57]>> That's it.

[00:12:00]That's it, Alicia.

[00:12:04]>> 15 years.

[00:12:10]>> Still smiling.

[00:12:19]Here she is walking out.

[00:12:44]It looks like they're ready to appeal.

[00:12:47]He's walking back. 15year bid. Young woman, young mother.

[00:12:56]Got to say, baby mama.

[00:13:03]And that concluded today's court proceeding. It was super short. Y'all didn't have to be here for that, you know. However, couple things here. She had no family members, nothing in the courtroom. And that is likely because there was a decision that this judge needed to have. And that decision was grant her a new trial or sentence her and move on. The judge chose to sentence her and move on. So what happens is instead of this judge having the decision to grant her a new trial, she's going to have to get that decision if she appeals. The likelihood of success with Alicia's appeal is interesting and I want to know what you guys think in the comments section below. If we were live, we could have did A LITTLE POLL CHAT. WE COULD HAVE DID A LITTLE POLL, but I want you to tell me what you think in the comments section below. This is the full, you know, situation with Alicia Andrews. It sounds like her team is still going to file this appeal and we will see. But as of today, this young woman has been sentenced to 15 years of manslaughter of the death of rapper Fulio. Let me know what you guys think in the comments section. We gonna keep talking. We gonna keep talking now. I'll see you in the next one. Stay safe out there. Bye.