Seffner

And so we're battle-tested, and we're ready to make that drive and hopefully come back with a win.

Those four teams that are left in your region, there's no hiding, right? I mean, you guys, Christchurch, Sefner, McClay, whoever comes out of there, that's going to be a battle.

Absolutely.

And all four of us are well-deserving of where we are.

Uh, Nebraska has three defensive line commits here in the 2027 cycle.

Embadi, they also have Errol DeMontagnac III out of Seffner, Armwood, and Jayden Travers out of St. Francis Academy in Baltimore.

All three of those guys I think have a chance to, to contribute early.

Jayden is statistically never gonna blow you away-

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I think the frame's just about good to go.

Demontye is another one who the frame's good to go, but the level of comp he's playing down there, uh, Seffner Armwood High School down in Florida, it's legit comp.

Yeah.

[dramatic music] On June 5th, 2013, 30-year-old Kenneth Jackson was sentenced to death after being found guilty of murdering mother of three, Kook Tran.

He'd ambushed her while she was out on an early morning run in her hometown of Seffner, a small community just outside Tampa in Florida.

We're talking about a very small area of Florida.

So, you can imagine that a murder would send shock waves through that small community.

So, not surprising that he turned towards criminality.

In 2003, at the age of 21, Kenneth Jackson was sentenced to five years in prison after a spate of car thefts.

He was released four years later on July the 26th, 2007, and headed to the small residential community of Seffner in Hillsborough County.

When he got out of prison, he ended up moving in with a couple, the O'Neals, Linda and Wally O'Neal, and they allowed him to move into the trailer with them.

And that was in the city of Gibsonton.

The murder happened in the city of Sefner.

And they are separated by about 10 11, 12 miles.

So it's a significant distance.

And there were witnesses, one of which knew him, put him walking on foot in Gibsonton that morning.

And that really stood out to her.

Why is Kenny down here in Gibsonton walking? How did he get here? That was significant because he told the detectives and never would come off of the fact that he rode a bicycle from Sefner down to Gibsonton through the night.

And that's why he was in Gibsonton.