Upon advice of legal counsel, I am suspending postings on The Permit and Erik's memorial blog websites, until our lawsuit is concluded. I am continuing to write "The Permit," and will release it in full, at the appropriate time.
William B. Scott
I have been covering the Erik Scott case, since July 2010, when Erik was gunned down at the Summerlin Costco by Las Vegas Metro Police. I first learned of the case from talk radio hosts and former Police Officers Dave Champion and Bill Carns, and subsequently posted most of the articles written by Erik's father, Bill Scott, to which I added some commentary of my own.
Truth and Justice for Erik Scott!
Barbara Hartwell Percival
September 22, 2011
In Memory of Erik Scott
http://www.erikbscott.com/index.html
Up until this morning I had a fairly large archive of these reports. I have decided to remove these reports from my website, in deference to the advice given to Bill Scott by his attorneys.
However, this suspension is only temporary. It is vitally important to keep the Erik Scott case in the public eye. As I've told Bill Scott, I am "on the case", and will stay on the case, for as long as it takes to see the truth revealed and justice done.
The Scott Family has my full support, and they are always in my heart and in my prayers.
Truth and Justice for Erik Scott!
Barbara Hartwell Percival
September 22, 2011
In Memory of Erik Scott
http://www.erikbscott.com/index.html
A Life Celebrated...
Erik B. Scott was an exceptional man, shot and killed in the prime of his life by three Las Vegas, NV, police officers on July 10, 2010. At best, his slaying was a terrible mistake and needless tragedy. At worst, it was an execution born of irrational fear and rampant incompetence. As of mid-August 2010, an official investigation was still underway, and most critical evidence was being closely held by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. This forum will chronicle events as they unfold, and provide ongoing analysis, commentary and insight.
Erik was a 1994 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point; served as an Army tank platoon leader and company staff officer; obtained a Masters degree in Business Administration from Duke University; had successful careers in medical-device and real estate sales, and was a Boston Scientific Cardiac Rhythm Management sales associate at the time of his death.
Erik was warm and friendly, fiercely loyal, fun-loving, a model of health-and-fitness, intolerant of laziness, a superb leader and mentor, and uniquely charismatic. He dearly loved his family, his large circle of friends, and Samantha, a tall, beautiful lady, who had captured his heart. His stunning smile, hearty laugh, big heart and easy manner will be greatly missed. A giant of a man was taken from us far too soon.
May truth and justice be yours, Erik.
Barbara Hartwell Percival
Legal Defense & Research Trust
