On Nov. 7, 2004, Anthony Frank Scott, a 35-year-old Black man, died in Los Angeles after being strangled. The death is recorded in the Los Angeles Times Homicide Report, which lists the date of death, the victim's age, race, gender, cause of death as strangulation, and the investigating agency as the Los Angeles Police Department.
Very little additional public information is available in the sources reviewed. The Homicide Report entry for Scott is brief and does not include details about where in Los Angeles he was found, whether he lived locally, his occupation, family survivors, or circumstances leading up to his death. The item likewise does not describe investigative leads, suspects, arrests, prosecutions, or a reward associated with the case.
According to the available record, the Los Angeles Police Department was the investigating agency, but there are no public follow-up reports, press releases, or court records located that indicate an arrest, charge, conviction, or a formal case closure. Because there is no documented arrest or prosecution reported in the sources reviewed, this homicide remains unsolved in publicly accessible records.
The paucity of publicly available reporting means many personal and investigative details about Anthony Frank Scott's death are not present in the archive material located. Interested parties seeking further information should contact the LAPD or consult official case files for any updates not reflected in the public archival sources.
