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09/28/2026

I Asked a Father & Son the SAME Question About Moncrief

ATK Scotty’s father speaks about his son’s life sentence, the choices that changed their family, and the reality of youth gun violence in Jacksonville, Florida.

In Episode 4 of Through My Lens: Moncrief, I sit down with Leroy Whitaker Sr., father of Leroy Whitaker Jr., better known as ATK Scotty, for an emotional conversation about Moncrief, Jacksonville street violence, fatherhood, accountability, youth mentorship and what he wishes could have been different.

But this episode isn't about making excuses for anyone.

A young man lost his life. Other young men lost their freedom. And families on every side were left carrying consequences that will last forever.

Leroy talks openly about raising his son, the moment he believes things began changing, allowing Scotty to walk away from football, and the things he wishes he could have done differently. More importantly, he talks about using what happened to his family to hopefully help another young person choose a different direction.

I also visit some of the places that help tell this story—from a Jacksonville cemetery filled with generations of history, to a football field, and the location connected to the crime that changed multiple families forever.

This episode asks a bigger question:

What can we do BEFORE a young person ends up in a prison cell or a cemetery?

Mentorship matters. Parenting matters. Opportunity matters. Community matters. And personal responsibility matters.

I'm not here to tell you what to think about Moncrief.

I'm here to listen to the people, visit the places, research the history and show you what I find.

I'm Cam, and this is Moncrief: Through My Lens.

If this documentary series adds something valuable to the conversation, please LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE. Sharing these episodes helps this project reach people far beyond Jacksonville.

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09/28/2026

The Question That Made a Moncrief OG Open Up About His Dad

ATK Scotty’s father speaks about his son’s life sentence, the choices that changed their family, and the reality of youth gun violence in Jacksonville, Florida.

In Episode 4 of Through My Lens: Moncrief, I sit down with Leroy Whitaker Sr., father of Leroy Whitaker Jr., better known as ATK Scotty, for an emotional conversation about Moncrief, Jacksonville street violence, fatherhood, accountability, youth mentorship and what he wishes could have been different.

But this episode isn't about making excuses for anyone.

A young man lost his life. Other young men lost their freedom. And families on every side were left carrying consequences that will last forever.

Leroy talks openly about raising his son, the moment he believes things began changing, allowing Scotty to walk away from football, and the things he wishes he could have done differently. More importantly, he talks about using what happened to his family to hopefully help another young person choose a different direction.

I also visit some of the places that help tell this story—from a Jacksonville cemetery filled with generations of history, to a football field, and the location connected to the crime that changed multiple families forever.

This episode asks a bigger question:

What can we do BEFORE a young person ends up in a prison cell or a cemetery?

Mentorship matters. Parenting matters. Opportunity matters. Community matters. And personal responsibility matters.

I'm not here to tell you what to think about Moncrief.

I'm here to listen to the people, visit the places, research the history and show you what I find.

I'm Cam, and this is Moncrief: Through My Lens.

If this documentary series adds something valuable to the conversation, please LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE. Sharing these episodes helps this project reach people far beyond Jacksonville.

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09/27/2026

What I Wish I Knew Sooner: A Moncrief OG’s Reality Check

ATK Scotty’s father speaks about his son’s life sentence, the choices that changed their family, and the reality of youth gun violence in Jacksonville, Florida.

In Episode 4 of Through My Lens: Moncrief, I sit down with Leroy Whitaker Sr., father of Leroy Whitaker Jr., better known as ATK Scotty, for an emotional conversation about Moncrief, Jacksonville street violence, fatherhood, accountability, youth mentorship and what he wishes could have been different.

But this episode isn't about making excuses for anyone.

A young man lost his life. Other young men lost their freedom. And families on every side were left carrying consequences that will last forever.

Leroy talks openly about raising his son, the moment he believes things began changing, allowing Scotty to walk away from football, and the things he wishes he could have done differently. More importantly, he talks about using what happened to his family to hopefully help another young person choose a different direction.

I also visit some of the places that help tell this story—from a Jacksonville cemetery filled with generations of history, to a football field, and the location connected to the crime that changed multiple families forever.

This episode asks a bigger question:

What can we do BEFORE a young person ends up in a prison cell or a cemetery?

Mentorship matters. Parenting matters. Opportunity matters. Community matters. And personal responsibility matters.

I'm not here to tell you what to think about Moncrief.

I'm here to listen to the people, visit the places, research the history and show you what I find.

I'm Cam, and this is Moncrief: Through My Lens.

If this documentary series adds something valuable to the conversation, please LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE. Sharing these episodes helps this project reach people far beyond Jacksonville.

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09/27/2026

Walking through a real-life Gilded Age castle!

In this episode of Cams brain, I’m taking you on a 24-hour adventure through St. Augustine, Florida—the oldest city in the U.S.! This St. Augustine travel guide covers the best things to do in Florida, from exploring the massive walls of the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument to checking out the weirdest exhibits at Ripley's Believe It or Not.

We even found a $5 distillery tour that was surprisingly awesome! Whether you're looking for historic Florida sites, a fun day trip to St. Augustine, or just a great Florida vacation idea, this video has something for everyone. Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button for more travel vlogs and adventures!

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Locations Visited:

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument - 1 S Castillo Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Ripley's Believe It or Not! - 19 San Marco Ave, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Lightner Museum - 75 King St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
St. Augustine Distillery - 112 Riberia St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
San Sebastian Winery - 157 King St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: 24 Hours in St. Augustine 1:12 - Exploring Castillo de San Marcos (The Fort) 4:08 - Ripley's Believe It or Not & Lightner Museum 5:28 - St. Augustine Distillery ($5 Tour!) 11:58 - San Sebastian Winery Tasting 24:54 - Ending the trip at Buc-ee's!

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09/27/2026

Add this to your Florida bucket list!

In this episode of Cams brain, I’m taking you on a 24-hour adventure through St. Augustine, Florida—the oldest city in the U.S.! This St. Augustine travel guide covers the best things to do in Florida, from exploring the massive walls of the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument to checking out the weirdest exhibits at Ripley's Believe It or Not.

We even found a $5 distillery tour that was surprisingly awesome! Whether you're looking for historic Florida sites, a fun day trip to St. Augustine, or just a great Florida vacation idea, this video has something for everyone. Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button for more travel vlogs and adventures!

Follow me on Socials:

Instagram: Cams Brain
[email protected]" rel="ugc" target="_blank">[email protected]
Amoy Visions
Locations Visited:

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument - 1 S Castillo Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Ripley's Believe It or Not! - 19 San Marco Ave, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Lightner Museum - 75 King St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
St. Augustine Distillery - 112 Riberia St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
San Sebastian Winery - 157 King St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: 24 Hours in St. Augustine 1:12 - Exploring Castillo de San Marcos (The Fort) 4:08 - Ripley's Believe It or Not & Lightner Museum 5:28 - St. Augustine Distillery ($5 Tour!) 11:58 - San Sebastian Winery Tasting 24:54 - Ending the trip at Buc-ee's!

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09/27/2026

The First Ever Ripley’s Believe It or Not! St. Augustine, FL

In this episode of Cams brain, I’m taking you on a 24-hour adventure through St. Augustine, Florida—the oldest city in the U.S.! This St. Augustine travel guide covers the best things to do in Florida, from exploring the massive walls of the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument to checking out the weirdest exhibits at Ripley's Believe It or Not.

We even found a $5 distillery tour that was surprisingly awesome! Whether you're looking for historic Florida sites, a fun day trip to St. Augustine, or just a great Florida vacation idea, this video has something for everyone. Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button for more travel vlogs and adventures!

Follow me on Socials:

Instagram: Cams Brain
[email protected]" rel="ugc" target="_blank">[email protected]
Amoy Visions
Locations Visited:

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument - 1 S Castillo Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Ripley's Believe It or Not! - 19 San Marco Ave, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Lightner Museum - 75 King St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
St. Augustine Distillery - 112 Riberia St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
San Sebastian Winery - 157 King St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: 24 Hours in St. Augustine 1:12 - Exploring Castillo de San Marcos (The Fort) 4:08 - Ripley's Believe It or Not & Lightner Museum 5:28 - St. Augustine Distillery ($5 Tour!) 11:58 - San Sebastian Winery Tasting 24:54 - Ending the trip at Buc-ee's!

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09/27/2026

What kids on Moncrief Road need to do!

ATK Scotty’s father speaks about his son’s life sentence, the choices that changed their family, and the reality of youth gun violence in Jacksonville, Florida.

In Episode 4 of Through My Lens: Moncrief, I sit down with Leroy Whitaker Sr., father of Leroy Whitaker Jr., better known as ATK Scotty, for an emotional conversation about Moncrief, Jacksonville street violence, fatherhood, accountability, youth mentorship and what he wishes could have been different.

But this episode isn't about making excuses for anyone.

A young man lost his life. Other young men lost their freedom. And families on every side were left carrying consequences that will last forever.

Leroy talks openly about raising his son, the moment he believes things began changing, allowing Scotty to walk away from football, and the things he wishes he could have done differently. More importantly, he talks about using what happened to his family to hopefully help another young person choose a different direction.

I also visit some of the places that help tell this story—from a Jacksonville cemetery filled with generations of history, to a football field, and the location connected to the crime that changed multiple families forever.

This episode asks a bigger question:

What can we do BEFORE a young person ends up in a prison cell or a cemetery?

Mentorship matters. Parenting matters. Opportunity matters. Community matters. And personal responsibility matters.

I'm not here to tell you what to think about Moncrief.

I'm here to listen to the people, visit the places, research the history and show you what I find.

I'm Cam, and this is Moncrief: Through My Lens.

If this documentary series adds something valuable to the conversation, please LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE. Sharing these episodes helps this project reach people far beyond Jacksonville.

Follow Cam's Brain:
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Website: www.camsbrain7.com

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09/27/2026

How to Survive on Moncrief Road!

ATK Scotty’s father speaks about his son’s life sentence, the choices that changed their family, and the reality of youth gun violence in Jacksonville, Florida.

In Episode 4 of Through My Lens: Moncrief, I sit down with Leroy Whitaker Sr., father of Leroy Whitaker Jr., better known as ATK Scotty, for an emotional conversation about Moncrief, Jacksonville street violence, fatherhood, accountability, youth mentorship and what he wishes could have been different.

But this episode isn't about making excuses for anyone.

A young man lost his life. Other young men lost their freedom. And families on every side were left carrying consequences that will last forever.

Leroy talks openly about raising his son, the moment he believes things began changing, allowing Scotty to walk away from football, and the things he wishes he could have done differently. More importantly, he talks about using what happened to his family to hopefully help another young person choose a different direction.

I also visit some of the places that help tell this story—from a Jacksonville cemetery filled with generations of history, to a football field, and the location connected to the crime that changed multiple families forever.

This episode asks a bigger question:

What can we do BEFORE a young person ends up in a prison cell or a cemetery?

Mentorship matters. Parenting matters. Opportunity matters. Community matters. And personal responsibility matters.

I'm not here to tell you what to think about Moncrief.

I'm here to listen to the people, visit the places, research the history and show you what I find.

I'm Cam, and this is Moncrief: Through My Lens.

If this documentary series adds something valuable to the conversation, please LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE. Sharing these episodes helps this project reach people far beyond Jacksonville.

Follow Cam's Brain:
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Website: www.camsbrain7.com

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09/26/2026

“I Had to Learn Values on My Own…” A Moncrief OG Speaks

ATK Scotty’s father speaks about his son’s life sentence, the choices that changed their family, and the reality of youth gun violence in Jacksonville, Florida.

In Episode 4 of Through My Lens: Moncrief, I sit down with Leroy Whitaker Sr., father of Leroy Whitaker Jr., better known as ATK Scotty, for an emotional conversation about Moncrief, Jacksonville street violence, fatherhood, accountability, youth mentorship and what he wishes could have been different.

But this episode isn't about making excuses for anyone.

A young man lost his life. Other young men lost their freedom. And families on every side were left carrying consequences that will last forever.

Leroy talks openly about raising his son, the moment he believes things began changing, allowing Scotty to walk away from football, and the things he wishes he could have done differently. More importantly, he talks about using what happened to his family to hopefully help another young person choose a different direction.

I also visit some of the places that help tell this story—from a Jacksonville cemetery filled with generations of history, to a football field, and the location connected to the crime that changed multiple families forever.

This episode asks a bigger question:

What can we do BEFORE a young person ends up in a prison cell or a cemetery?

Mentorship matters. Parenting matters. Opportunity matters. Community matters. And personal responsibility matters.

I'm not here to tell you what to think about Moncrief.

I'm here to listen to the people, visit the places, research the history and show you what I find.

I'm Cam, and this is Moncrief: Through My Lens.

If this documentary series adds something valuable to the conversation, please LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE. Sharing these episodes helps this project reach people far beyond Jacksonville.

Follow Cam's Brain:
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Website: www.camsbrain7.com

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09/26/2026

Everyone Knew Him on Moncrief… I Knew Him as Dad! .”

ATK Scotty’s father speaks about his son’s life sentence, the choices that changed their family, and the reality of youth gun violence in Jacksonville, Florida.

In Episode 4 of Through My Lens: Moncrief, I sit down with Leroy Whitaker Sr., father of Leroy Whitaker Jr., better known as ATK Scotty, for an emotional conversation about Moncrief, Jacksonville street violence, fatherhood, accountability, youth mentorship and what he wishes could have been different.

But this episode isn't about making excuses for anyone.

A young man lost his life. Other young men lost their freedom. And families on every side were left carrying consequences that will last forever.

Leroy talks openly about raising his son, the moment he believes things began changing, allowing Scotty to walk away from football, and the things he wishes he could have done differently. More importantly, he talks about using what happened to his family to hopefully help another young person choose a different direction.

I also visit some of the places that help tell this story—from a Jacksonville cemetery filled with generations of history, to a football field, and the location connected to the crime that changed multiple families forever.

This episode asks a bigger question:

What can we do BEFORE a young person ends up in a prison cell or a cemetery?

Mentorship matters. Parenting matters. Opportunity matters. Community matters. And personal responsibility matters.

I'm not here to tell you what to think about Moncrief.

I'm here to listen to the people, visit the places, research the history and show you what I find.

I'm Cam, and this is Moncrief: Through My Lens.

If this documentary series adds something valuable to the conversation, please LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE. Sharing these episodes helps this project reach people far beyond Jacksonville.

Follow Cam's Brain:
Instagram: Cams Brain
TikTok:
Website: www.camsbrain7.com

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