CATHY SCOTT AND THE REAL FREEWAY RICK ROSS

CATHY SCOTT AND THE REAL FREEWAY RICK ROSS WITH BOYD AND LUCINDA
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A notorious drug kingpin reigning over Los Angeles, California and operating across numerous other
states, Rick was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1996. But following the discovery his drug source was
linked to the CIA and he had been used as a pawn in the Iran-Contra scandal, he received a reduced
sentence. Rick is the Author of his new book with co-writer and bestselling true crime writer Cathy Scott,
who is the author of The Killing of Tupac Shakur and The Murder of Biggie Smalls among many other
books.
Rick was illiterate and was in prison when he learned to read. He took what he learned in prison, got out
and used it to help other people Rick says, “The way I look at it is if they have all the information they
need to make good decisions, then they'll make the right decision. I tell them, 'If you're going to sell
drugs, be prepared to go to prison or possibly get killed. When you go to prison, your girlfriend and your
friends will no longer be there for you. You will be alone. People end up with 30 years and life sentences
for drug offenses. I tell them, 'Keep in mind that that may be the future for