I went on to have a long and very successful career in bail and private investigation in general. I returned well over 1,700 bail fugitives to jail and exonerated clients of bond forfeitures proceedings against them. In hindsight, I feel very fortunate to have done so without incident or serious harm to myself or anyone involved- though, like many who hunt wanted persons long enough, I have both humorous and harrowing stories to tell.

It’s a dangerous world out there – even more so when your job revolves around dealing with desperate people day in an day out.

As my career evolved I spent less time in the field opting, instead, to train new investigators, build my agency business and begin work on several side projects including building, Pursuit Magazine, a online magazine and training portal read by more private investigators ando others interested in investigations of all types than any other trade journal or website. As a result, it became clear to me that my career trajectory lies in the digital realm as I proved very good at building and engaging online communities based around singular interests.

Fugitives.com is the nexus of my two passions: fugitive investigations and community building.

We intend to partner with law enforcement agencies and other private sector operations to provide comprehensive reporting on matters pertaining to most wanted persons via social media, web television broadcasting and other innovations we are developing.

In time, Fugitives.com will be capable of bringing huge amounts of exposure to the fugitive cases being reported by our partners and we intend to build upon the foundation of bringing law enforcement together with an observant public in order that early pioneers such as America’s Most Wanted built.

L. Scott Harrell
Executive Director, Fugitives.com

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