Mondo Stars editors
Boulder Colorado USA

Posted at 12:47pm on Thursday, October 14, 2010

Mark Fuhrman: 'I'd Like to Have a Chat with O.J.'

-- The Toronto Star reported on October 12, 2010:

"The Los Angeles police detective who perjured himself while testifying against O.J. Simpson in 1995 longs for a face-to-face meeting with the sportsman-turned-actor, so he can get to the truth surrounding the murders of Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman.

Mark Fuhrman was convicted for lying about his use of derogatory words and when Simpson's legal team discovered he wasn't being honest they pressed the jury to acquit the Naked Gun star on charges he had murdered his wife and her pal.

The lawyers suggested Fuhrman had planted a blood-stained glove at Simpson's home. The glove was a leading part of the prosecution's evidence.

As a result the jury acquitted Simpson of murder and the former American football star left the court a free man.

But Fuhrman, who was one of the lead detectives on the case, is still convinced of Simpson's guilt and would like to interrogate the star further - when he is released from jail in Las Vegas on charges of kidnapping and armed robbery."

Ravenmad
Australia

Posted at 6:48pm on Friday, December 5, 2008

Referring to OJ's sentencing...did his wife's family have any associations with the thieves of the sports memorabilia?

Cheryl

Posted at 2:20pm on Monday, July 16, 2007

A killer walks among us and he wears "ugly-ass" shoes.