Cathy Scott is a true crime author, award-winning journalist, public speaker, and presenter of writers' workshops. Her books have been reprinted in the U.K. and in Poland. Scott's work has taken her to Somalia, Saudi Arabia and Panama, as well as all over the U.S. Her last major assignment was to the Gulf region to cover Hurricane Katrina and the largest animal rescue in history for Best Friends Animal Society's magazine and web site. She currently is writing a book that will be coming out soon. Now that you've found her site, please stay a while and browse.
ThugLifeArmy.com sits down with Cathy for an exclusive interview about the DVD Tupac: Revelation, which dropped last September. Cathy is represented by the Mendel Media Group, a literary agency, and is also a member of The Authors Guild and the Society of Professional Journalists. She sits on the board of the Julian Arts Guild. Publishers Weekly reviews The Millionaire's Wife: "This book details efforts to prove the guilt of the obvious suspect, George's wife, Barbara, who had been spurned for a younger woman, faced with divorce, and who stood to benefit from George's multimillion dollar life insurance policy." |
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MEET CATHY
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AUTHOR
Cathy is the nonfiction author of many narrative true-crime books, some of which have been released in the UK and Poland. She spent nearly five months as an embedded reporter with an animal welfare organization and wrote a book about it. She traveled to Somalia to cover Operation Restore Hope and did around-the-clock 72-hour coverage on the streets of Los Angeles to cover the L.A. Riots following the Rodney King verdict.
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JOURNALIST
She worked 23 years as an award-winning newspaper reporter on the crime beat, which included covering the mob, plus gang-related shootings, including Tupac Shakur's murder, which became her first book. She was a correspondent for The New York Times and Reuters news service. Today, she continues to cover crime-related stories as a contributing blogger for Psychology Today.
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BOOKS
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