Stacy Brown has been a journalist for over 10 years. First with the Daily News of Los Angeles where he covered the trial of serial killer Guy Dean Bouck, the O.J. Simpson civil trial, the shooting death entertainer Bill Cosby's son, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and others.
After three years with the Daily News, The Los Angeles Times called and offered Brown a position in their Community News division, where he covered politics, the environment and other local issues. In 2000, Brown came home to write for the Westchester, NY Journal News, his hometown newspaper where he continued his outstanding coverage of the entertainment industry and politics.
Brown, who knows well how to apply the right elements of pathos, suspense, humor and honesty in a book, successfully co-authored, “Blind Faith: The Miraculous Journey of Lula Hardaway and her son, Stevie Wonder,” a collaboration with journalist Dennis Love. The book was critically acclaimed by Essence Magazine, Talk Show Host Don Imus, Black Entertainment Television and Reader’s Digest.
Brown, who has been a close friend and confidante of the Jackson family for nearly two decades, currently works as an analyst/contributor for MSNBC, where he regularly gives analyst about the Michael Jackson child molestation case.
