Name Shannon Marketic Role Film actress | Movies Black Belt Angels | |
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Full Name Shannon LaRhea Marketic Similar People Brandi Sherwood, Kimberly Pressler, Kandace Krueger, Carole Gist, Shawnae Jebbia |
Shannon marketic speaker writer actress comic blogger public figure
Shannon LaRhea Marketic (born January 14, 1971), is an American actress and Beauty pageant titleholder who was Miss California USA and Miss USA 1992.
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- Shannon marketic speaker writer actress comic blogger public figure
- Shannon marketic miss usa compilationedited mp4
- Pageants
- Sultan of Brunei incident
- Filmography
- References

Shannon marketic miss usa compilationedited mp4
Pageants

Marketic was crowned Miss Arizona Teen USA 1989 but held the title for only a week and a half after it was discovered an error had been made and she had actually placed first runner-up.
A few years later, Marketic won the Miss California USA 1992 title, and went on to represent California in the Miss USA 1992 pageant, which was broadcast live from Wichita, Kansas in February of that year. She placed second in semifinal interview, sixth in swimsuit and evening gown, which allowed her to advance as one of the Top 6 finalists of the competition with the third highest semi-finals average score. After answering the judges' questions, she went into the final 3 in second place, eventually winning the Miss Photogenic award and the Miss USA title.

Marketic participated in the 1992 Miss Universe pageant, which took place in Bangkok, Thailand, on May 8. She was among the 10 semifinalists vying for the crown and ultimately secured the 8th place in the overall competition.
Sultan of Brunei incident

In 1997 Marketic sued Jefri Bolkiah, Prince of Brunei, claiming that she and other women were hired for promotional work but instead held as a "virtual prisoner", drugged and sexually abused. The Sultan denied the claims. Marketic's lawsuit named Miss USA 1997 Brandi Sherwood as also being a victim, however Sherwood declined to file her own lawsuit. After 18 months of litigation, a judge dismissed the suit on the grounds that the Sultan had sovereign immunity as head of state.