Letter from Scott's post conviction counsel discussing differences in the original Medical Examiner's Report and what the Medical Examiner listed on the Death Certificate

Letter from Scott's post conviction counsel discussing errors and omissions in the crime scene investigation and testing

Letter from Scott's post conviction counsel summarizing Greg McCrary's report

Affidavit of Lois Lawson in which she talks about her then husband leaving their house armed and angry on the night of the shooting

Video Transcript (III)

Video Transcript (II)

Video Transcript (I)

One of a series of video clips where Wesley Hopkins and his father talk to Scott's post conviction counsel about the discrepencies between the crime scene as discovered and the state's version of events

One of a series of video clips where Wesley Hopkins and his father talk to Scott's post conviction counsel about the discrepencies between the crime scene as discovered and the state's version of events

One of a series of video clips where Wesley Hopkins and his father talk to Scott's post conviction counsel about the discrepencies between the crime scene as discovered and the state's version of events

Affidavit of Wesley Hopkins, who discovered Gailey's body, detailing how the crime scene photos shown at trial were incorrect

Lab report detailing the little analysis that was done on the evidence found at the crime scene. Although the knife appears to have been sent for further testing, either none was done or the results were of no use to the prosecution

Agreement between the State of North Carolina and Jeffrey Page in exchange for his testimony against Scott

Statement made by Jeffrey Page in November 1999. This significantly differs from his initial interview, and includes a number of convenient details not present in his earlier statement

Initial Interview conducted with Jeffrey Page 27th October 1999. Notable for it's complete contradiction of his 3rd November statement

Witness for the night of the murder. Statements contradict Vanessa S.' recount of the events.

Witness for the night of the murder. Statements contradict Vanessa S.' recount of the events.

Friend of Chris G.; Had been in a fight with Chris that involved a knife just shortly before the murder.

Dustin M. recounts that, during the investigation as well as during the trial, the police and the prosecution were pushing him into saying things that were not true.

Autopsy report and other documents (e. g. crime scene report).

Statement showing when and where the credit card was used after Chris G. was murdered. Security tapes showed people that remain unidentified to this day. Reports, if Vanessa S. was seen on the tapes vary. The tapes got damaged in police custody and are not available anymore.

Receipt showing Scott was far away when Chris G.'s credit card was used

Husband of Tanzy L.; Owner of the car Chris G., Vanessa S. and Scott left in at the night of the murder.

First transcript of Lieutnant Barry B.'s testimony at the trial in 2003.

Second transcript of Lieutnant Barry B.'s testimony at the trial in 2003.

Transcript of Lieutenant Poole's testimony at the trial in 2003.

Transcript of Robert J's testimony at the trial in 2003.

Letter to Scott by his attorney, Mr. Unti. Attached to the letter are some court transcripts in which surveillance tapes are being discussed. These tapes show the faces of people using an ATM machine during the time frame in which the victim's credit card was used. The tapes neither showed Vanessa nor Scott using the credit card (contrary to Vanessa's statement). We also get a glimpse in how evidence was mishandled by the police (the ATM tapes got lost in police custody).