Scott Anthony Stevens (Author)

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Your mind deserves more than another hour of scrolling. Pick up a #book that makes you think, teaches you something, or keeps you awake because you have to know what happens next. #Reading is #learning, and learning builds the #knowledge and understanding that strengthen our #intelligence. Give your curiosity something to work with. That’s part of why I write. Whether you’re drawn to the real #ColdCases in #UnsolvedAmerica, the #suspense of #TheLeveragePoint, or the #horror waiting inside #The31stSilence, I hope you’ll give my books a chance. As an #IndependentAuthor, every reader who takes a chance on my work means something to me. Read other #authors, too. Explore #TrueCrime, get lost in a #thriller, or find encouragement in books about #faith. Another story is always waiting to be discovered. Search #ScottAnthonyStevens on #Amazon and choose your next read today. To all my fellow #BookLovers and #AvidReaders, what’s on your #ReadingList? Tell me in the comments, and help someone else find their next #GoodRead.

How do you make one of the most powerful men in America disappear and keep his whereabouts a secret for more than 50 years? Jimmy Hoffa went to a meeting outside Detroit on July 30, 1975, and never came home. His car stayed behind at the Machus Red Fox restaurant, but whatever happened after that has fueled decades of searches, accusations and disputed confessions. One major theory is that organized crime figures had him killed because his efforts to regain control of the Teamsters threatened their interests. He expected to meet Anthony “Tony Jack” Giacalone and Anthony “Tony Pro” Provenzano that afternoon. Both became suspects, but suspicion never produced a conviction in his disappearance. Then there was Frank Sheeran, whose claim that he shot his former ally helped inspire “The Irishman.” His account made a compelling movie, but investigators found that blood recovered from the house he identified was not Jimmy Hoffa’s. Richard “The Iceman” Kuklinski offered another version, claiming he killed him and eventually concealed his remains in a car sold for scrap. That story was challenged by a former New Jersey organized crime investigator. Neither account has been proved. The theories about his remains stretch from Michigan burial sites to a New Jersey landfill and the infamous Giants Stadium story. Searches have failed to find him, and the stadium claim lacked supporting evidence. With so many competing stories, the question is whether anyone publicly told the truth or whether the people who knew took the answer to their graves. Which explanation do you find most convincing, and what evidence makes you believe it? Share your thoughts below. #JimmyHoffa #ColdCase #TrueCrime #MissingPersons #UnsolvedMysteries #OrganizedCrime #Teamsters #TheIrishman #CrimeHistory #Michigan #UnsolvedAmerica

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I've spent years writing books, but telling someone's real-life story as a journalist is a different responsibility, and this one means a lot to me. I've just published my first true short journalism article as I work toward my master's degree in New Media Journalism at Full Sail University. I'm still learning the ropes, and I know I have plenty of room to grow, but I'm excited to share this step in my journey. The article tells the story of Rose Cook, a remarkable woman from Port Wentworth, Georgia, who has spent decades helping others. I'm grateful to Rose and Jack Caldwell for sitting down with me, sharing their experiences, and giving me the opportunity to tell her story. I'd really appreciate you taking a few minutes to read it and share your thoughts. I'm not just looking for compliments. I genuinely want to know what you think of the writing and storytelling as I continue developing my journalism skills. Please give it a read and leave me a comment! unsolvedamericajournal.wordp… #NewMediaJournalism #FullSailUniversity #JournalismStudent #RoseCook #neverstoplearning

Rose Cook: A Remarkable Life of Service and Determination. unsolvedamericajournal.wordp…

Demonte Poitier was 24 when someone opened fire on the car he was sitting in. More than two years later, his killing in #Miami was still listed among the city’s unsolved homicides in March 2026. On Feb. 13, 2024, he was shot and killed while sitting in a silver 2003 Toyota Camry in the 3300 block of Plaza Street in #CoconutGrove. Known as “Red,” he was described by his family as kindhearted and generous. Miami police later released surveillance footage showing a black Chevrolet Tahoe passing his parked car as the shooting happened. Detectives asked anyone with information to call the Miami Police Homicide Unit at 305-603-6350. Anonymous tips can be submitted to Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477. #UnsolvedHomicide #Florida #JusticeForDemontePoitier

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My #ChristianFaith is part of my everyday life, and it belongs in my work as an #author, too. I Will Not Leave My Faith at the Door is a book I’m grateful to share with readers who understand how much their #faith means to them. As a #ChristianAuthor, I hope my writing gives someone a reason to keep trusting #God and finding #hope when life gets difficult. #ChristianBooks #ChristianLiving #FaithInGod #JesusChrist #Encouragement If you’re looking for your next #ChristianRead, I’d appreciate you taking a look at I Will Not Leave My Faith at the Door on #Amazon. Search the title and Scott Anthony Stevens, and please share this post with someone who enjoys #ChristianNonfiction. Every purchase, recommendation and share helps my work reach another reader. Thank you for supporting #MyBook and being part of this journey. #BookLovers #BookRecommendations #ReadingCommunity #Bookstagram #BooksToRead #SupportAuthors #indieauthors

Molly Bish was just 16 when she disappeared from her summer job in #Warren, #Massachusetts. Twenty-six years later, her #murder is still unsolved. On June 27, 2000, her mother dropped her off for her shift as a #lifeguard at Comins Pond. She vanished from her post that morning. Three years later, her remains were found in a wooded area in nearby #Palmer. Her case remains under #investigation. In June 2026, the Massachusetts State Police detective handling it said investigators were still receiving three to four #tips each week. Her sister continues to fight for answers and keep #MollyBish’s story in the public eye. Anyone with #information can contact Massachusetts State Police detectives assigned to the Worcester County District Attorney’s Office at 508-453-7575. Please #share her story and help keep the search for #justice going.

The interview went great for the Skinnie magazine article. Turns out it’ll be a featured article in their physical magazine and the goal is for it to be in their Feb 2027 issue around the time of the Savannah Book Festival.

Bobby Fuller had a hit with "I Fought the Law" in 1966. Months later, his mother found him dead in his car. He was just 23. His death was ruled accidental, but his family questioned that finding. Nearly 60 years later, the mystery remains. #BobbyFuller #TrueCrime

Today, I get to talk about my writing and the hometown that helped shape me. I’m interviewing with The Skinnie magazine in Savannah for an upcoming article about me as an author, my book Unsolved Georgia, and a couple of cold cases from its pages connected to Savannah, Georgia. Please keep me in your prayers today. I’m grateful for this opportunity, and I’m asking God to help me find the right words, represent these stories with care, and keep the people behind them at the heart of the conversation. Being able to share this part of my work in my hometown means a great deal to me.

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She disappeared in South Dakota. Months later, her credit cards turned up in a women’s bathroom in Canada. Ellabeth Lodermeier was last seen on March 6, 1974, at her home on North Indiana Avenue in #SiouxFalls. According to the South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation, authorities later found her credit cards in Dauphin, Manitoba. In 1992, authorities found her purse, wallet, and checkbook along the bank of the Big Sioux River near Highway 42 and South Riverview Avenue, east of Sioux Falls. More than 50 years after she disappeared, her case remains on the state’s cold case list. Anyone with information about this #MissingPerson case can contact the South Dakota DCI at 605-394-1884 or [email protected]. Please share to help raise awareness of Ellabeth Lodermeier’s disappearance. #SouthDakota #ColdCase