C Jay Cox, Hollywood screenwriter caught in Sting Operation, engaging in inappropriate behavior with ‘Minor’

C Jay Cox, a veteran Hollywood screenwriter known for his work on titles such as Sweet Home Alabama and Twas the Night Before Christmas, has been caught in a sting operation involving inappropriate behavior with a minor.

C Jay Cox was caught by streamer Vitaly, who started the operation where he was lured to a home to meet with what he believed to be a 15-year-old boy to engage in nefarious behavior.

Cox, unaware he was being filmed, was seen completely dedicated to the idea of ​​engaging in inappropriate behavior with the minor.

After doing enough on camera to prevent him from having plausible deniability, Viltaly and his crew showed up and informed him that he had been busted.

Cox at this moment began to dress to go, and realized that the jig was up.

The video was shared on social media by X user Shadow of Ezra with the caption: “Hollywood screenwriter C. Jay Cox, known for his work on films such as Sweet Home Alabama and Twas the Night Before Christmas, has been revealed by streamer Vitaly in a shocking sting operation. Cox was caught entering the home of a boy he believed to be only 15 years old, only to be confronted after engaging in inappropriate behaviour.”

The video sparked wild reactions from social media users outraged by what they had just witnessed.

“Hollyweird is a cesspool of sick child predators. Arrest them all,” one user commented.

Another said: “Damnnnnnnnnnnn @vitalyzdtv you are a legend or this type of content. Keep exposing pedophiles one after the other. @USMarshalsHQ please prosecute C. Jay Cox for meeting minors for sexual engagements.”

Who is C Jay Cox?

C. Jay Cox is an American screenwriter and director, born in 1962 in Nevada. He is best known for his work with the films Sweet Home Alabama (2002) and Last Days (2003).

Growing up in eastern Nevada, he developed an interest in filmmaking at a young age, creating his first film when he was eight years old. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Brigham Young University before moving to Los Angeles in 1984 to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.

Cox’s career took off with the success of Sweet Home Alabama, which became a box office hit and significantly raised his profile in Hollywood. Following this success, he directed and produced Latter Days, a film that explores themes of love and faith in the context of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Latter Days earned him several audience awards at film festivals.

His filmography includes several other titles, including Kiss the Bride, starring Tori Spelling, and the 2009 film New in Town.

Cox came out as gay after moving to Los Angeles, which has influenced some of his narrative perspectives. He has mentioned that while Latter Days is not autobiographical, it is deeply personal due to its themes and characters.