Here's a video where two guys visit the site of where the antenna was supposed to be. Vegitation overgrowth of the remains suggest it's been at least one growing season since it was removed. Looks like it was inopperational well before that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqIysr3o_vY
But apparently they went to the wrong site. According to [1], the WJLX tower was next to another tower (for WIXI) which is still standing, but that second tower is not visible anywhere in the video.
I'm pretty sure the YouTube video is at the correct location. It's clearly not at WIXI.
[1] WIXI: https://maps.app.goo.gl/CM1MwZBCDnCQgtUH7
[2] WIXI zoomable map: https://fccdata.org/?facid=&call=WIXI
[3] WJLX zoomable map: https://fccdata.org/?facid=&call=wjlx
Edit to add: I went through every AM station listed at https://fccdata.org/?lang=en&latd=33.8549&lond=87.2707 and there are no other AM stations in that region.
Well, yeah, that is not in dispute. The question is: how do we know they were at the WJLX site and not just some random abandoned building in the middle of nowhere?
Here is video of an unrelated party filming the WJLX transmission site 11 years ago: https://youtu.be/l1Srg9WEPzw?si=CVBcR3MrZ4BiaZgc
The video from 11 years ago matches the site in the new video.
Looks like the same place to me.
The top image is indeed from the video.
The bottom image, taken in a different season and with the radio tower present, was released by the station themselves.
The buildings are exceptionally similar.