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Brown murdered her own daughter, Lily Brown, when she was not yet 2
years old and still in diapers. Inmate Brown, (formerly Herbert David
Brown), had a relationship with LilyÆs mother and also committed
domestic violence against her. Lily was alone with Brown when police
were called after she became nonresponsive. Inmate Brown told police
that the babyÆs bruises, seen on her legs and head, were from playing
and the dog pulled on a leash that she held, slamming her into a door
jamb.

Lily was in critical condition and taken to Stanford Medical
Center where the doctorÆs diagnosis was that the baby was subject to an incident when she was violently shaken and ended with her head being
slammed against something hard at least once.

Due to the extent of her injuries, at the age of 23 months, LilyÆs
mother had to make the unfathomable decision to take her off life
support. Lily was pronounced dead.

In all of her time incarcerated, Brown didnÆt express responsibility for
LilyÆs death until Commissioner Long told Brown at the last hearing in
October that her failure to do so was a bar to her being paroled. Even
then, her account lacked credibility.

Brown testified that her sober date was December 12, 2012.
However, in explaining the life crime, which occurred over 2 months
later on February 18, 2023, Brown said that one of the causative factors
was that she was withdrawing from methamphetamine and hadnÆt slept in
days. She specifically testified that when she committed the life crime
and began hitting Lily, ôI was looking at a meth pipe and burning it on
the stove to get rid of the evidence.ö Commissioner Long noted this inconsistency. Brown told yet another version of events to the CRA
doctor.

BrownÆs differing accounts show a lack of accountability for the
callous and deplorable murder of baby Lily. They also reveal that her
ôsober dateö is not as she claims.

The CRA doctor rated Brown a Higher Moderate risk for violence noting
that she has a long history of substance abuse and significant mental
health issues that appear to require ongoing monitoring and treatment.

Yet alarmingly, Brown failed to put together a comprehensive relapse
prevention plan for domestic violence or mental health management.

Her most recent write up for violent conduct was in just 2022.

We respectfully ask that you review the case carefully and use your
authority to reverse this grant of parole.

https://www.slocounty.ca.gov/getmedia/138ff297-a18b-403c-8d00- d7c253f168d4/distirtict-attorney-argument-against-brown-parole

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