Criminal Defense Trial Preparation Specialist

Criminal Lawyer Publicist/Writer/Optioned Screenwriter

Roxanne prepares criminal trials by interviewing witnesses, investigating case details and organizing criminal defense information. One of those criminal cases occurred May 17, 2015 at a Twin Peaks restaurant in Waco Texas when nine people died, 20 were severely injured and 177 indicted. Looney & Conrad criminal defense firm initially became involved because bonds were set excessively high at $1 million each.  Later, Looney & Conrad, criminal defense lawyers, became a major force in the injustices and assisted six clients pro-bono. After outlining nine terabytes of discovery, Roxanne is the leading researcher for lawyers for criminal defense and the main contact for national and international media.

“The Waco Biker Shootout Left Nine Dead. Why Was No One Convicted?” from the February 27, 2022 issue of the New York Times magazine is that story. Click here to read: The Waco Biker Shootout Left Nine Dead. Why Was No One Convicted?

Roxanne is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma Gaylord College of Journalism with a degree in professional writing. With many years of experience in writing, marketing, public relations and management, she is also a magazine free-lance writer. Roxanne is a Life Member of the University of Oklahoma Alumni Association, Delta Gamma sorority and American Business Clubs (AMBUCS).

A graduate of ScreenwritingU’s Master certification program in Hollywood, Roxanne’s first true crime script, “The Drug Lord,” is a full-length feature film screenplay.  Her second script, “Geronimo,” is optioned by a producer/director and is in production as a pilot and 8-part series. A podcast is under development. Roxanne is currently co-writing a pilot with a WGA writer in Los Angeles for an 8-part series for Season 1 about the Waco Twin Peaks shootout. She is also writing a full-length book on the subject.

Click here: Roxanne Avery Website