Bibb County John Doe: Alabama's Mystery Boy

Bibb County John Doe: Alabama's Mystery Boy was the fifth episode of Season one of True Cold Case Files. This episode was uploaded to YouTube on February 19th, 2019. This episode centered around one of Alabama's oldest John Doe cases, as well as the mystery that surrounds the case, despite details that could possibly make his identification easier.

Synopsis
On March 27th, a young man was hitching a ride along an Alabama highway when James White, a local from Montevallo, Alabama picked him up just outside of Centreville. The two exchanged words as White was taking the young man towards town. It was then that the truck White was driving smashed into a wooden guardrail and fell into the Cahaba River. Though White escaped his injuries, the young man wasn't fortunate.

In this episode of TCCF, Jason discusses the case in great detail, as well as the events prior to his burial. Jason also goes into the investigation that the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children did in 2014.

After the Episode
Almost a year after the episode was published, a Websleuths user discovered an FBI Bulletin from December 1961 that detailed the Bibb County John Doe's death, as well as clear photographs of the young man's post mortem images. One of the images shown in great detail was the arm tattoo that was inscribed that said "RY + LOVE". Prior to this discovery, it was hard to determine what was said on the arm according to prior reports.

James White's fate was also established after the death of Bibb County, John Doe. In October 1961, Mr. White was killed in an automobile accident five miles from where the prior accident occurred. It was believed to have been a single vehicle accident.

Reception
The episode was met with decent reviews. Prior to its removal from YouTube in exchange for the podcast version of the episode, it had over 3,000 views.