Molly Brown (pageant titleholder)

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Molly Brown Beauty pageant titleholder
Birth name:	Molly Brown
Birth location:	Loretto, Tennessee
Height:	5 ft 5 in (1.65 m)
Eye color:	Hazel
Hair color:	Light Brown
Title(s):	Miss Tennessee Teen USA 1984 Miss Tennessee USA 1987
Major Competition(s):	Miss Teen USA 1984 (2nd runner-up) Miss USA 1987

Molly Brown (born 1968) is a beauty queen from Loretto, Tennessee who has competed in the Miss Teen USA and Miss USA pageants.

Brown was the winner of Miss Tennessee Teen USA 1984 title and represented Tennessee in the Miss Teen USA 1984 pageant, the second year this competition was staged. The pageant was held in Brown's home state, at the Cook Convention Center in downtown Memphis. Brown made the top ten in the nationally televised pageant, with the seventh highest average preliminary score. She went on to place fourth in the swimsuit and interview competitions and third in evening gown which ranked her fourth going into the final interview question. Brown eventually finished second runner-up to Cherise Haugen of Illinois.

A few years later Brown became the first Miss Tennessee Teen USA titleholder to hold the Miss Tennessee USA title when she won the 1987 crown. She competed in the Miss USA 1987 pageant held in Albuquerque, New Mexico but did not place. The pageant was won by Michelle Royer of Texas.

In 2005, Brown was arrested and jailed in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee for allegedly possessing 279 miscellaneous pills, intoxication, possession of drug paraphernalia and resisting arrest, although her family claimed she was moving items to a new personal address. She was release on bond.^[1]

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^ "Lawrence Co. Beauty Queen Arrested", WSKR.com, 2005-12-31. Retrieved on February 2, 2007.

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Preceded by Cheri Dotson	Miss Tennessee Teen USA 1984	Succeeded by Tammy Woods
Preceded by Karen Compton	Miss Tennessee USA 1987	Succeeded by Stephanie Potts