Jakari Webb

Jakari Webb told Telan Mann he was a basketball player. They made plans to meet. Instead, Mann was shot nine times near his own home at nearly 2 in the morning in Daytona Beach, Florida — all because Webb was furious about a rumor that he was gay. What followed was a methodical takedown: 170 Instagram DMs, surveillance footage from schools, apartment complexes, and street cameras, and an interrogation where the detective already had everything he needed before he walked in the door. In this full breakdown, watch how Webb slowly unravels — the silence, the shutdown, the lies — as the evidence closes in around him. Jakari Webb was convicted of first-degree murder in 2024 and sentenced to life in prison. In February 2026, a Florida appeals court overturned the conviction, and a new trial may be ahead. But Webb isn't walking free. Disclaimer: This video discusses real crimes involving violence and loss of life. It is based on publicly available court records and interrogation footage, and is intended solely for educational purposes. Viewer discretion is advised. Our thoughts remain with the victims and their families. 🔔 Subscribe for weekly true crime interrogation breakdowns — Crime Cracked.