If he could travel back in time with the 1981 DeLorean he purchased with monies he falsely collected from his insurer, maybe Travis Magdalena Scott would be able to save his future.
That's not going to happen however.
Scott, 34, stole more than $11 million from Zurich North America by falsely claiming lightning destroyed supercomputers at his Minneapolis-based business Security Management Technologies.
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