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Brentwood Real Estate Agent Missing
The LAPD is reporting the suspicious disappearance of a Brentwood real estate agent who has not been seen since September 3 in his home on Sunset Blvd. "Williamson is a real estate agent and had been scheduled to attend a very important business meeting on Thursday, September 4th" said the LAPD in a statement. "He failed to show up for that meeting and has uncharacteristically failed to contact his family or business associates."
Williamson is a male White, 47 years, blond hair, blue eyes, six feet tall, weighing about 180 lbs. He drives a 2002 white Ford Explorer, license number 5RRW264.
Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Scot Williamson is asked to call LAPD Missing Persons Unit, Detectives Christine Beltran or Carmine Sasso at (213) 485-5381. On weekends and off hours call the toll-free, 24-hour tip line at 1-877-LAWFULL (529-3855).
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