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Scott’s Biography

Scott Davis

Scott Davis is a person who would never use violence to solve a problem. He is incapable of committing the horrible crimes involved in this case. We thought it would be helpful to provide some information about him.

Scott was born in 1965 and grew up in a wonderful family in Atlanta, Georgia. Always an excellent student, Scott was near the top of his class in high school, and graduated summa cum laude. He excelled in sports and played football, baseball, and soccer. In high school he played football and baseball, lettering three years as a starter in both sports. He was named a Northside Neighbor All-Star Wide-Receiver and Kicker in 1982. He was involved in many school activities and was the sports editor of his yearbook. During his senior year he was given an award for good citizenship and was a member of the Honor Council.

Growing up, Scott never got into trouble and had a perfect attendance record at school. He was recruited to play football and baseball in college, and chose to attend the University of North Carolina where he played varsity football.

Scott graduated from UNC in 1987 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance. He was immediately selected for a highly competitive International M.B.A. program at the University of Georgia. He earned his M.B.A. in 1988.

Scott’s career began in management and technology consulting with Andersen Consulting, which led to a position in the field of multimedia and internet consulting. He was promoted to manager at Andersen Consulting in September of 1996. Shortly thereafter, in December of 1996, these horrible crimes were committed. Scott was arrested, then was released on bond in March of 1997. He immediately went back to work at Andersen Consulting.

Scott went on to lead major consulting projects for Andersen Consulting in California, and excelled in these roles. Scott, being innocent of these crimes, tried to move forward with his life and tried his best to put these false allegations behind him. In 1998 all the charges against him were dropped.

Being focused in the high-tech business, Scott moved to San Francisco, California permanently, and eventually was offered a senior management role with a California based software company. For the next six years he continually performed well and took several global vice-president roles for public software companies.

Scott bought a house in Palo Alto, California and became involved in the community. He lobbied for safer streets in Palo Alto and became very interested in organ donor awareness. He helped to promote the benefits of organ donation by working at local events and speaking at schools.

Scott ran in the 2003 race for Governor of California. He did this simply to promote his positive ideas and to use the platform to raise more awareness for organ donation and its gift of life. He proposed free driver’s licenses for those who sign up to be organ donors. He never believed that he would win the gubernatorial race.

It is important to know that, until these false allegations were made in 1996, Scott had never been arrested for any crime. Scott has never in his life used violence to solve problems. Throughout his life he has been a good friend to many people, who still stand by him today. Scott has a wonderful family, who continue to fight for his freedom. We ask you to try to help us free Scott Davis.