Word: fuhrmans
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Detective Mark Fuhrman -- one of the key prosecution witnesses -- hit a photographer who tried to take his picture at Spokane International Airport on Wednesday evening. Fuhrman was looking for a house in Sandpoint, a resort community some 100 miles from Spokane, Wash. As photographer Dan McComb snapped away, Fuhrman shouted: "Get out of my face," grabbed him by the shirt-front and pushed him to the ground, according to an account in The Spokesman-Review, the photographer's employer. McComb had four buttons ripped from his shirt but was not injured.The O.J. Files
...homicide, a scenario the defense team has been busily feeding to journalists for months. At the end of the week the defense launched its counteroffensive with an admissibility issue of its own: Will the jury be allowed to hear racist remarks allegedly made by Los Angeles police detective Mark Fuhrman, one of the officers who searched Simpson's house...
Race was the main topic of an inconclusive day in court, as the defense and prosecution collided over the expected testimony of Detective Mark Fuhrman. Fuhrman found and collected several key items of evidence in the case, including a bloody glove on Simpson's estate. Defense attorneys have accused Fuhrman of bias against Simpson. Today the prosecution sought to bar the defense team from asking whether Fuhrman ever used the racial epithet "nigger." Deputy District Attorney Chris Darden, referring to "the n-word," said the use of the word in the trial would "blind the jury. It'll blind...
...police captain Margaret York, who happens to be married to Lance Ito, the judge presiding over the O.J. Simpson murder trial, said she does not remember any disagreements with detective Mark Fuhrman. Simpson defense lawyers are hoping to portray Fuhrman, who discovered important evidence against Simpson, as a racist and a woman hater; the attorneys were also hoping to catch Judge Ito in a conflict of interest because of his wife...
Detective Mark Fuhrman-- who found a bloody glove on O.J. Simpson's estate -- clashed with Judge Lance Ito's wife, Peggy York, when both worked at a Los Angeles precinct years ago, according to the lawyer for the detective. "Mark and she did not see eye to eye," said the attorney, Robert Tourtelot. Yesterday, O.J. Simpson's attorneys asked for a hearing to explore if York played any role in an internal investigation of Fuhrman when they worked together. The hearing will be conducted Monday.Post your opinion on theCrimebulletin board...