Table of Contents

Introduction
A Matter of Motive
What's the Method?
Hiring Help
The Big Cover Up
Family, Friends, and High Places
The Power of the Press, Personality and Politics
Legal Power?
When Rich Kids Kill
Losing It
Conclusion

Promotional Information

"Dr. Scott provides an organized, accessible collection of some of the most intriguing crime stories of elite American culture. Without resorting to sensational reporting, she nevertheless has penned a page-turner." -- Katherine Ramsland, Professor of Forensic Psychology, DeSales University, author of The Criminal Mind and Inside the Minds of Mass Murderers "An unsparing examination of the power of wealth and fame over justice that roasts American values over a brilliant flame of indignation." -- Marvin J. Wolf, author of Perfect Crimes "Ms. Scott's book demonstrates that homicides are not just confined to the inner city or gang violence. No one is immune from this deadly violence or its consequences. It is often good old fashioned police work that brings these cases to justice." -- Peter Dunbar, Deputy Chief, Oakland Police Department "Homicide by the Rich and Famous is an exciting read. Gini Scott is an excellent researcher...Reading this book will change people's reactions to crime news forever." -- Alma H. Bond, Ph.D., Psychoanalyst, faculty of Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research (IPTAR) and Writers School, author of The Deadly Jigsaw Puzzle and Murder on the Streetcar

About the Author

GINI GRAHAM SCOTT is a professional writer with over 35 books to her credit.

Reviews

"An unsparing examination of the power of wealth and fame over justice that roasts American values over a brilliant flame of indignation." - Marvin J. Wolf, author of Perfect Crimes"