Scott Curtis

Scott Curtis is a former FBI Special Agent and West Point graduate known for FBI Retired Case File Review (2019). From 1997 to 2013 he was assigned to the Bureau's Colombo Crime Family Unit, quarterbacking investigations that disrupted several criminal enterprises in and around New York City leading to the conviction of hundreds of criminals -- and culminating in the largest single-day arrest in U.S. history of 127 organized-crime members. He personally located and dug up the body of Colombo underboss Billy Cutolo, missing for more than 9 years. A weaponry and tactical expert who is an acknowledged expert on organized crime, public corruption, flipping violent criminals into cooperators, and witness protection, Curtis is a local television broadcast analyst on crime, also quoted in the Wall Street Journal and other major newspapers.