Maggie Scott

### Occupation(s)

Musician · singer · songwriter · record producer · record label owner · actress · nudist · astronaut · CEO · nature activist · charity donor · entrepreneur · business magnate

### Title

CEO of Starsgenix
Founder and CEO of Recordzilla
Founder and CEO of Solar Owl
Founder and CEO of Greenium

### Website

http://starsgenix.net/
http://solarowl.net/
http://greenium.net/
http://recordzilla.net/

## Musical career

### Genres

Symphonic metal · power metal · nu metal · emo · hard rock · pop rock

### Website

http://starsgenix.net/
http://solarowl.net/
http://greenium.net/
http://recordzilla.net/

## Criminal history

### Charge(s)

Burglary
Robbery
Kidnapping
Theft
Organized crime
Tax evasion
Money laundering

### Penalty

60 years in prison, with minimum of 10 years served

### Status

Probationed after 11 years; released early after 12 years for good behavior and proof of reformation; sentence served from 3847 A.A. to 3859 A.A.

## Family

### Children

5, including Meghan MacGregor Scott (3 daughters, 2 sons)

### Parent(s)

Maggie Leanne Marie Scott I (mother)
Elliot McPhee (father)

**Maggie MacGregor Scott** (born September 22, 3821 A.A.) is a Scottish musician, singer, songwriter, record producer, record label owner, actress, nudist, astronaut, CEO, nature activist, charity donor, entrepreneur, and business magnate. She is the CEO at Starsgenix, founder of Recordzilla, Solar Owl, and Greenium. She inherited her late parents’ technology and internet business, which she remains the CEO of. As CEO, she expanded the business to work within fields such charity, medicine, space travel, renewable power, and preservation of nature – she later branched these subsidiaries off into their own businesses, of which she is also the CEO. She is also the lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and pianist of Scottish rock band Drowning Hibiscus.

With an estimated net worth of around $566.14 billion as of 3905 A.A., Scott is the richest person in the world according to both the Bloomberg Billionaires Index and the Forbes real-time billionaires list. She is also known for being the richest musician, actress, astronaut, nature activist, record producer, and label owner in history. Additionally, Scott is the first nudist in history to achieve both millionaire and billionaire status. Scott earns $18.36 billion anually, or $34,931.51 every minute.

Scott attended Clearwater Private High School For Girls and later Ocean View Academy. Having become an open nudist at the age of fourteen, her parents decided to enroll her in the aforementioned schools as they were highly accepting of nudist culture, and featured dress codes that encouraged the students to embrace nudism on a daily basis while on campus. Scott rose to the top of her class at Clearwater High and by the end of her junior year, she had earned multiple scholarships for Ocean View Academy. At Ocean View, Scott would study music theory, acting, film-making, astronomy, business, history, and entrepreneurship over a course of eight years before graduating once again at the top of her class.

After graduation, Scott went to work under her parents at Starsgenix, a business dedicated to advance space technology, knowledge, and travel, as an assistance to the business’ scientists. In this time, unbeknownst to her parents and co-workers, Scott would also become involved in organized crime to earn extra, tax-free money through illegal acts such as theft and kidnapping. Her life of crime would, however, be short lived, as the criminal organization was quickly discovered by the FBI and arrested. Scott, along with her fellow criminals, was taken to trial for their internal crime spree. In the end, they were all sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole, with the exception of Scott, who testified against her fellow criminals. Scott would later be sentenced to sixty years in prison with a minimum of ten years served for international burglary, robbery, kidnapping, theft, tax evasion, organized crime, and money laundering – all felonies. Due to good behavior, Scott was released early after serving twelve years.

One year later, Scott inherited her parents’ business and their net worth of $98 billion after they died in a traffic accident. She would go on to use the money to found three other businesses: the record label Recordzilla, the renewable energy business Solar Owl, and the natural preservation business Greenium. As the CEO of these and Starsgenix, Scott investigated $20 billion in construction, technology, employees, space exploration, and business mergers – with the result being her becoming the richest person alive after sixteen years, with her net-worth at the time being recorded as $532.4 billion.

Despite her success in life, Scott is constantly criticized for her criminal past, with many agreeing that she “got off too easy” and “deserved to rot in prison with the rest of her crime syndicate”. Regardless, she is praised for her advances in space technology, musical talent, and support of renewable energy and natural preservation.

## Early life

### Childhood and family

Maggie MacGregor Scott was born on September 22, 3821 A.A., in Edinburgh, Scotland. Her mother is Maggie Leanne Marie McPhee I (nee. Scott), a former Scottish-Brazilian night Club dancer and stripper, and entrepreneur, also born in Edinburgh, Scotland. Her father is Elliot McPhee, a Scottish-Ukrainian CEO, astronaut, entrepreneur, and business magnate. Scott recalls that her parents were very wealthy even when she was a child growing up, noting that her parents’ mansion contained a room-sized vault that was guarded by the best security they could afford.

Before even attending Middle School, Scott began to develop an interest in topics such as renewable energy, nature preservation, space exploration, and music theory by the age of ten. During the summer between Grade 8 and Grade 9, Scott became open about being nudist and naturalist two months before her fourteenth birthday. Her parents were supportive of her as a nudist and allowed her to spend her life in the house in the nude – a habit they would later pick up as they realized how comfortable their daughter was with her body. The remainder of her summer vacation that year was spent in a nudist hotel ear a nude beach. During this time, her parents agreed to enroll her in Clearwater Private High School for Girls, a clothing-optional high school located near their home.

### Education

Being the daughter of rich parents, Scott enjoyed the luxury of attending the best schools in Scotland. As an infant and young child, she attended Pine Hills Pre-Nursery School, Oak Grove Nursery School, and Redwood Kindergarten.

After this, her parents enrolled her in Westwood Elementary School for her first true education. Her last experience with public school would be when her parents enrolled her in Edgewood Middle School. Due to coming out as a strict nudist who did not even enjoy wearing clothes in the comfort of her own home or in public at the age of fourteen, her parents enrolled in the private, clothing-optional Clearwater Private High School For Girls. After graduating high school, she attended the prestigious Ocean View Academy, a clothing-optional university located just out of town.

After her release from prison and parents’ death, Maggie would also attend Woodside School of Fine Arts, another clothing-optional university, for five years, to broaden her knowledge of visual and musical arts.

## Prison sentence

### Arrest

Scott was arrested on July 14, 3847 A.A. after being unknowingly and privately investigated by the FBI and other organizations for several months. That same week, she was formerly charged with a wide range of crimes consisting of burglary, robbery, kidnapping, theft, organized crime, tax evasion, and money laundering. While awaiting her trial date, Scott was held in the local jail of Edinburgh without bail.

### Trial

The trial date for Scott was originally set for July 31, 3847, but was delayed to August 18, 3847. The trial itself only lasted for two weeks, before a jury found her guilty of all charges on September 1, 3847.

### Sentencing

Later in the month of September, Scott was sentenced to sixty years in prison with a minimum of eleven years served. This happened after she decided to testify against the other criminals she had worked with for two years in return for a lighter sentence, compared to the life sentence with no chance of parole she had previously been facing.

Before testifying against the other eleven criminals, Maggie would have recieved the same sentence as them: 20 years for the burglary, theft, and robbery, 30 years for the kidnapping, 60 years for the organized crime, 50 years for the tax evasion, and 232 years for the money laundering, with an additional 150 years for each person involved, making their sentences 2,192 years each.

### Parole and early release

Eleven years into her sentence, Scott would request to see the prison council on the grounds of being released early. At the meeting, she would argue that she had shown exceptionally good behavior for the last eleven years and regretted becoming involved in organized crime, also saying that she had been “young and stupid”. After a two-hour deliberation, the council would vote 18-to-2 in favor of giving her a probationary period of one year. Per the agreement, Maggie was required to remain within the Starsgenix tower 24/7 and must check in with the prison council on a weekly basis for the entire probation sentence.

At the end of the year, Maggie wet with the council again, and they voted 19-to-1 to release her early on the grounds of good behavior – but with a warning that if she ever committed a felony again, she would be given a life sentence in prison with no second chance at parole.

## Business career

### Starsgenix

Before her arrest and twelve-year imprisonment, Scott briefly worked as an intern under her father at Starsgenix, an organization dedicated to the advancement of space travel and exploration. After her early release from prison due to good behavior and her parents’ subsequent death in a traffic accident, Scott became the CEO of Starsgenix on October 22, 3840 A.A..

As of 3875 A.A., Scott remains the CEO of Starsgenix, and has increased the business’ net-worth from the $98 billion at the time of her parents’ death to $165.78 billion within sixteen years.

### Recordzilla

In late 3850 A.A., Scott pursued her musical interests further by founding her own record label, Recordzilla. An expensive endeavor that cost her $42 million in fees, including construction contracts, employee hiring, land purchases, and resource and material purchases, the decision was originally met with negative response from Scott’s critics, who doubted that an ex-convict could form a successful record label.

They have been since proven wrong. Recordzilla, as of 3875 A.A., is the most successful record label in history, to which all the biggest bands around today are signed to. The label has a net-worth of $104.62 million, making it the most profitable record label in history as well.

### Solar Owl

In 3862 A.A., Scott began pursuing the idea that she and her business could promote using renewable means of producing energy, such as solar and geothermal energy, and educating the general population about the greater benefits of using renewable energy over non-renewable resources, such as fossil fuels. Solar Owl is credited with renewable energy and clean resources (wind, sunlight, water, and geothermal) becoming the mainstream energy source by 3900 A.A..

Currently, the subsidiary of Starsgenix has a net-worth of $25.24 million.

### Greenium

A subsidiary of Solar Owl, Greenium was founded in the same year as its parent company with the goal of bringing attention to the general population about protecting the environment. The organization is credited with making environmental protection and wildlife conservation generally accepted.

Greenium has a net worth of $52.21 million.

## Other activities

### Music ventures

Scott serves as the lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist, keyboardist, and pianist of Scottish rock band Drowning Hibiscus. The band’s musical style has been described as symphonic metal, power metal, nu metal, hard rock, and pop rock. Emo, stylistically influenced by post-hardcore and post-rock, has also been used to describe the band’s style, as well as progressive rock and art rock occasionally.

Drowning Hibiscus has been noted for infusing stylistic and lyrical elements of nu metal, grunge, post-metal, electronica, and post-industrial in its music.

She exclusively performs clean vocals within her music, having previously stated that she does not enjoy overuse of screaming and death growls. Maggie wishes to reinvent sub-genres of heavy metal and hardcore punk that usually rely on unclean vocals, so that they do not feature unclean vocals.

Maggie has cited Evanescence, Nightwish, Metallica, Linkin Park, Bring Me The Horizon, Architects, Black Veil Brides, Falling in Reverse, Avril Lavigne, Fall Out Boy, Panic! at the Disco, Imagine Dragons, and My Chemical Romance as influences.

Despite her dislike of heavy use of unclean vocals, Maggie also cited metalcore band Ice Nine Kills as an influence, stating that the band “showcases the most creative use of extreme metal within the tracks on *Every Trick in the Book* and the albums in their famous *The Silver Scream* series”.

### Nudism

As mentioned previously, Scott began to develop interests in nudism and the idea of going nude in public locations at a young age. She did not begin practicing nudism openly until the age of thirteen years, but Scott stated that she had been curious about what it would be like to disrobe whenever possible beginning at age ten. In an interview, she revealed that she began sleeping naked and spending every possible private moment at home naked. “I went as far as taking off my clothes late at night and sneaking out my bedroom window at twelve o’clock in the morning just to enjoy being naked outside,” she stated. “My parents never found out.”

She also revealed that she would intentionally not bring clothes with her to the downstairs shower just to have an excuse to walk through the house naked while her parents were home, and her parents had never seemed to be bothered. “It got to the point where I could come downstairs in the morning and eat breakfast naked, and my parents seem to mind at all,” she explained. “This went on for three years before I finally came out to them about being a nudist, and my parents were shockingly accepting of it. And the rest was history, so I haven’t worn clothes at home, to a beach, park, or school in over forty years.”

## Personal life

### Wealth

As the richest person alive and in history, Scott has a personal wealth of $684.48 billion. This excludes the networth of her bussinesses, which are respectively worth $8.34 trillion (Starsgenix), $6.075 trillion (Solar Owl), $5.82 trillion (Greenium), and $4.68 trillion (Recordzilla)\_.

She also holds the record as the richest musician, singer, songwriter, record producer, record label owner, actress, nudist, astronaut, CEO, nature activist, charity donor, entrepreneur, and business magnate in history.

She is known for being the first millionaire, and later billionaire, nudist in history.