The first portion of this episode deals with the multiple suspicious fires that have plagued Jacksonville since March 2022. More than two dozen suspicious fires have hit the city during that time span. The Illinois State Fire Marshal and the Jacksonville Police & Fire Departments need help solving the cases. There was recently a suspicious fire in the Village of Meredosia, as well.

The second part of the episode deals with the recent disappearance of Britney Hoffman-Kelly from Quincy. Her husband Chadwick Kelly died in a shootout with the Missouri Highway Patrol days before Christmas, but she has not been found. She was last seen in St. Charles, MO on Dec. 14. Authorities have turned the case from a missing persons case to a homicide investigation.

The last part of the episode deals with the mysterious disappearance of Jeremy Register from Springfield. Register hasn't been seen or heard from by his family or friends since May. His girlfriend was last seen with him. She says she doesn't know where he is or where he went. Confrontations on social media have gotten ugly. Police are looking for any clues to go on.

This episode tackles 3 missing persons cases connected to the surrounding area.

1. Kaila Vincent Vatole

2. Ronald Turner

3. Beverly J. Logan

Crime Stoppers not only helps find and capture suspects for law enforcement and reunite owners with their missing property, but also helps bring closure to families in missing persons cases with the hope of reuniting them with their lost loved ones.

This episode features the unsolved murder of Cardell Eugene "Gene Gene" McGee, Sr. who was shot and killed in broad daylight on the afternoon of March 12, 2011.

McGee's brother was murdered in Jacksonville in April 2005.

This cold case can be read about Here.

Part two just re-hashes Season 1 Episode 1 on how to leave a tip and the history of Crime Stoppers.