The Washington Post, July 22nd, 2001
Scott Scurlock, son of a minister from Reston, was very good at robbing banks in the Pacific Northwest -- so good that police in Seattle called him "Hollywood" for the elaborate disguises he wore during 18 bank holdups that netted him more than $2 million. But Scurlock, a handsome, charismatic, Robin Hood-sort of character, shot himself in the head on Thanksgiving Eve 1996 rather than allow himself to be captured. Scurlock's story is told Friday at 10 as CBS's "48 Hours" continues its six-week summer series, "Murder They Wrote," based on true-crime books. This installment, "The End of the Drea...
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