With 43,000 devotees to her YouTube channel as of March 17th 2024, Profiling With Pat Brown is heavily undersubscribed as a platform, deserving far more recognition than it currently garners. Using deductive reasoning, behavioural profiling and crime scene analysis, Pat Brown doesn't claim her primary focus is to solve crimes, moreover, her objective is to drive an investigation towards a more productive and realistic use of police resources, where funding and time can be best used to generate a positive outcome.
With many books such as Only the Truth, The Murder of Cleopatra, The Profiler, How to Save Your Daughter, Profile of the Disappearance of Madeleine McCann and Killing For Sport, and a host of television appearances, Pat Brown has been a valuable asset and resource to the crime community for many decades. In simplistic terms, her strength is using common sense and logic, a virtue sadly lacking in large parts of the crime community, where sensationalism and fantastical thinking, driven by money, clicks and likes, blinkers these individuals to creating meaningful and cogent analysis. When common sense becomes a rare commodity, it is incumbent for voices like Pat Brown to flourish and redirect people away from much of the noise of mainstream media, where the driving force is ratings and profit, not the truth.
Her approach to crime scene analysis and investigation is at the heart of her criticism for the United States legal system (and other countries), where 12 people from a "bus stop" can be housed in a court of law to adjudicate on something as important as a murder trial, where the life and death of an individual can invariably hang in the balance of jurors who are not sufficiently educated to prescribe such an outcome. Often jurors will be selected because they are beneficial to the prosecution or defence based on what they don't know. In a murder trial where biology and DNA is the compelling arm of the prosecution, the defence will rightly favour jurors who are ignorant to science, who can easily be bamboozled by a slick and disingenuous court jester, whose primary aim is to feed off this lack of knowledge. If you need to rewire your house, you consult with certified electrician with a history and proven track record behind them, but in the matter of life and death in a court setting, requiring an analytical brain with a knowledge of biology, forensics and crime scene analysis, you wouldn't ideally drag somebody off the street who likely knows nothing of the aforementioned attributes. With the very real possibility of somebody being sentenced to death in a US court of law, this should not be treated as a game, overseen by 12 random individuals who could potentially kill somebody, armed with an inadequate set of skills.
With many books such as Only the Truth, The Murder of Cleopatra, The Profiler, How to Save Your Daughter, Profile of the Disappearance of Madeleine McCann and Killing For Sport, and a host of television appearances, Pat Brown has been a valuable asset and resource to the crime community for many decades. In simplistic terms, her strength is using common sense and logic, a virtue sadly lacking in large parts of the crime community, where sensationalism and fantastical thinking, driven by money, clicks and likes, blinkers these individuals to creating meaningful and cogent analysis. When common sense becomes a rare commodity, it is incumbent for voices like Pat Brown to flourish and redirect people away from much of the noise of mainstream media, where the driving force is ratings and profit, not the truth.
Her approach to crime scene analysis and investigation is at the heart of her criticism for the United States legal system (and other countries), where 12 people from a "bus stop" can be housed in a court of law to adjudicate on something as important as a murder trial, where the life and death of an individual can invariably hang in the balance of jurors who are not sufficiently educated to prescribe such an outcome. Often jurors will be selected because they are beneficial to the prosecution or defence based on what they don't know. In a murder trial where biology and DNA is the compelling arm of the prosecution, the defence will rightly favour jurors who are ignorant to science, who can easily be bamboozled by a slick and disingenuous court jester, whose primary aim is to feed off this lack of knowledge. If you need to rewire your house, you consult with certified electrician with a history and proven track record behind them, but in the matter of life and death in a court setting, requiring an analytical brain with a knowledge of biology, forensics and crime scene analysis, you wouldn't ideally drag somebody off the street who likely knows nothing of the aforementioned attributes. With the very real possibility of somebody being sentenced to death in a US court of law, this should not be treated as a game, overseen by 12 random individuals who could potentially kill somebody, armed with an inadequate set of skills.
Pat Brown (edited for dramatic effect) Pat Brown, as of writing, has compiled 628 videos covering solved and unsolved cases such as The Zodiac Killer, The Dardeen Family Murders, The Unsolved Disappearance of Jodi Huisentruit, Lizzie Borden, The Freeway Phantom, Sam Sheppard, The Springfield Three, The Annecy Shootings and Madeleine McCann, to name but a few. Described by Pat as an educational channel, it provides a rational and reasonable approach to the analysis of true crime, dispensing with the ridiculous and incoherent offerings churned out by other platforms in the genre.
Her YouTube channel is available to everybody, with a combination of standard video presentations and several live shows available on Patreon for 5 dollars a month, where you are able to participate in live chats. However, these live shows do become accessible to everybody after about a week, so nothing is excluded from public viewing. With a vast and impressive back catalogue of cases to delve into, hopefully you will subscribe to Pat's channel and help drive the subscribers beyond the 100K mark. In a true crime community peppered with erroneous and flawed analysis, the insightful and intelligent, but reasonable and logical approach adopted by Pat Brown is a breath of fresh air.
To visit her YouTube live streams click here. To access The Pat Brown Criminal Profiling Agency with a link to her television appearances, news articles and books, visit PatBrownProfiling.Com.
Her YouTube channel is available to everybody, with a combination of standard video presentations and several live shows available on Patreon for 5 dollars a month, where you are able to participate in live chats. However, these live shows do become accessible to everybody after about a week, so nothing is excluded from public viewing. With a vast and impressive back catalogue of cases to delve into, hopefully you will subscribe to Pat's channel and help drive the subscribers beyond the 100K mark. In a true crime community peppered with erroneous and flawed analysis, the insightful and intelligent, but reasonable and logical approach adopted by Pat Brown is a breath of fresh air.
To visit her YouTube live streams click here. To access The Pat Brown Criminal Profiling Agency with a link to her television appearances, news articles and books, visit PatBrownProfiling.Com.