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This is Gilbert. I want to take a moment to share some news directly with all of you who follow Bone Valley. Jeremy Scott died alone in his cell on September 20th. The Florida Department of Corrections has said the cause was heart failure.
Over the past two days, I've spoken with the prison chaplain, so Social Services and Jeremy's family.
Jeremy's life and his story were not simple. It will take me time to find the right words for what his passing means. For now, season two of Bone Valley tells Jeremy's story in the fullest way I know how. And I wanted you to hear this news from me first.
Jeremy will not be buried in the prison cemetery. His family is honoring his last request, and he will be laid to rest beside his grandmother. Erlene.
Thank you for listening.
Host: Gilbert King
Date: September 26, 2025
Podcast: Bone Valley, Lava for Good Podcasts
This special episode is a heartfelt announcement from host Gilbert King regarding the death of Jeremy Lynn Scott, the central figure of Season 2. Unlike the usual investigative narrative, this brief episode delivers deeply personal news to the podcast’s devoted listeners and reflects on Jeremy Scott’s life and the efforts to share his story with dignity and nuance.
On Jeremy’s passing:
“Jeremy Scott died alone in his cell on September 20th. The Florida Department of Corrections has said the cause was heart failure.”
– Gilbert King (00:02)
On reaching out to those affected:
“Over the past two days, I’ve spoken with the prison chaplain, Social Services, and Jeremy’s family.”
– Gilbert King (00:21)
On the complexity of Jeremy’s life:
“Jeremy’s life and his story were not simple. It will take me time to find the right words for what his passing means.”
– Gilbert King (00:30)
On Jeremy’s burial:
“Jeremy will not be buried in the prison cemetery. His family is honoring his last request, and he will be laid to rest beside his grandmother, Erlene.”
– Gilbert King (00:50)
This brief episode is delivered with solemn respect, compassion, and a sense of gravitas. King speaks to listeners as partners in the journey of understanding both the tragedy and the humanity behind Jeremy Scott’s story, closing with gratitude for the listeners' engagement and empathy.
“Thank you for listening.” (01:03)