
This episode covers the tragic case of Jabez Span, a 14-year-old boy who went missing in Sarasota, Florida, and was later found dead. The hosts discuss the timeline of events surrounding his disappearance, the connections to the murder of Travis Combs, and the community's struggle with fear and silence regarding the case.
The episode begins with the hosts, Nick and Captain, introducing the case of Jabez Span, who vanished on September 4, 2017. His skeletal remains were discovered in Manatee County in February 2019, identified through dental records. The hosts detail the family's ongoing hope for a miracle and the community's efforts to find Jabez.
Key discussions include the potential links between Jabez's disappearance and the murder of Travis Combs, which he allegedly witnessed. The hosts highlight the involvement of local pastor Calvin Lumpkin, who had information about the case but invoked his privilege when questioned by police.
As the case unfolds, the hosts emphasize the fear within the community that prevents witnesses from coming forward. They discuss the implications of the so-called 'no snitching' culture and how it affects the investigation. The episode also touches on the efforts of the Peace River search and rescue team and the creation of the Jabez Span Foundation by his mother.
The episode concludes with a call to action for anyone with information about Jabez's or Travis's cases to come forward, stressing the importance of community involvement in seeking justice.
The episode discusses the disappearance and murder of Jabez Span, highlighting community fears and connections to another murder case.

This episode stands out for the following:
Not in this way, we'll keep you posted as the story continues to develop.Jabez Spann /// Part 2 /// 367
The folks that did it we believe are from our community.Jabez Spann /// Part 2 /// 367
You'll be punished or you'll be killed.Jabez Spann /// Part 2 /// 367
We let our kids kill each other and we don't say anything about it.Jabez Spann /// Part 2 /// 367
Somebody knows something; it's so sad and no one is helping.Jabez Spann /// Part 2 /// 367
If you can solve Travis Combs murder, you'll solve Jabez spans murder.Jabez Spann /// Part 2 /// 367