<s>[INST] This is a true crime podcast episode summary:
**Episode Title: The Lost Boy of Lincoln Street**
In 1992, a boy, Benjamin, 9 years old, went missing during the height of the summer. His parents, Mark and Sarah, reported him missing when he failed to return home from riding his bike around the neighborhood. An investigation ensued, involving the police, neighbors, and family members. 
As police looked deeper into Benjamin's disappearance, a web of secrets and lies began to unravel. Mark, the father, had been involved in a public feud with a wealthy neighbor, Mr. Johnson, over a property dispute. Mark had been vocal about his dislike for Mr. Johnson, and some had even reported hearing the two men arguing loudly. 
Benjamin's disappearance sparked a community-wide search effort, with volunteers scouring the neighborhood, posting flyers, and searching nearby woods. As the search continued, police discovered that Benjamin had been seen arguing with Mr. Johnson just days before his disappearance. Benjamin had been known to have a curious nature, often snooping around the neighborhood, and had developed a habit of exploring Mr. Johnson's property. 
As investigators dug deeper, they uncovered more disturbing information. Mr. Johnson had a history of making unwanted advances towards young boys in the neighborhood, and several parents had previously warned their children to stay away from him. Benjamin's parents, Mark and Sarah, had also been warned about Mr. Johnson's behavior, but had failed to take action. 
As the investigation continued, police discovered a hidden room in Mr. Johnson's basement, containing items that belonged to Benjamin, including his favorite toy. The police arrested Mr. Johnson and charged him with Benjamin's disappearance. However, despite the incriminating evidence, Mr. Johnson's wealthy family hired high-powered lawyers, and he was eventually acquitted of all charges. 
The case remained unsolved for years, until a former acquaintance of Mr. Johnson's came forward with new evidence. The acquaintance revealed that Mr. Johnson had confessed to the crime while drunk, stating that he had "taken care" of Benjamin. The police re-opened the case, and Mr. Johnson was re-arrested and re-charged. This time, he was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison. 
The case shocked the community, leaving many to wonder how a wealthy and powerful individual like Mr. Johnson was able to evade justice for so long. The case highlights the dangers of power and privilege, and the importance of holding those in power accountable.

**What happened to Benjamin?[/INST]