FROM TROOPER TO MAYOR ~ AJ SCOTT UNCOVERED

He was doing 91 in the rain; does limit was 45
No emergency lights. No sirens. No excuse.
And when he killed two teenage girls - Kylie Lindsey and Isabella Chinchilla - he didn’t just walk away from the wreck.
He walked away from justice.
He was a Georgia State Patrol trooper.
Trained. Armed. Trusted.
But on September 26, 2015, that trust ended in twisted metal and teenage funerals. And what did the system do?
No arrest
No sobriety test
No mugshot
Just a termination letter and a cover-your-ass news post.
Two lives lost.
And the only thing AJ Scott lost…............was his badge.
As for the trial, well in 2017, he was finally indicted for vehicular homicide. But here’s the punchline:
The case never went to trial.
His lawyer? Played the court like a fiddle.
“Medical leave.”
“Scheduling conflicts.”
“Unforeseen delays.”
Over. And over. And over.
It’s been almost ten years, and the families still haven’t seen a courtroom, let alone a verdict.
Not only did AJ avoid accountability, he ran for mayor of Buchanan, Georgia. The same town that watched those girls die. And somehow? He won.
But of course Mayor AJ Scott didn’t “turn his life around.”
He turned City Hall into a circus.
Public meltdowns and shouting matches. City workers intimidated and forced out. Legal threats against people who questioned him. Bar fights. Domestic calls. Whispered coverups.
He wasn’t “serving the people.”
He was serving himself with a fat check and a god complex.
Did AJ Scott ever apologize?
Nope.
Not once.
In fact, he told someone the crash “ruined his life.”
Let that sink in.
Two girls are in the ground - and AJ’s the victim.
The audacity is so loud it echoes.
Kylie Lindsey and Isabella Chinchilla deserve better.
Their families deserve better.
The people of Buchanan deserve the truth.
This isn’t just a crash.
It’s a cover-up with a title and a salary.