Mark Fuhrman: The facts of Terri Schiavo’s life (I read his new book today - five stars

MSNBC ^ | June 28 05 | Fuhrman

[churchillbuff]

This excerpt, from MSNBC, doesn't get anywhere near the meat of the book - where Fuhrman shows how Michael's inconstent statements, and the timeline of the morning that Terri collapsed, raise a lot of questions - and suspicions. Read the book.

[AnimalLover]

Ping

[woofie]

more agreement

[isthisnickcool]

Oh, yeah, a guy that blew the OJ case by his sloppy investigation techniques is telling people how someone else screwed up. This guy is just doing this for money. I wouldn't believe anything he wrote. It might be entertaining but I wouldn't believe any of it or put any credence in his speculations.

Please describe how Fuhrman's "sloppy investigation techniques blew the OJ case".

Some people might not agree that Fuhrman is a bad investigator. One such person is Michael Skakel.

[John Robertson]

Thanks, bud.

[dc-zoo]

Amen Brotha!

[middie]

right on! I wouldn't trust that creep to take out the trash much less critique the supposedly undelying facts of the Schaivo case.

[Neville72]

"A woman's life is at stake, and it is absolutely imperative that we take action today." —Senator Kent Conrad (R–North Dakota)"

Ummm, MSNBC screwed the pooch on this quote. Conrad is a RAT senator from North Dakota. Don't believe any Rat senator came to Terri's aid.

[John Robertson]

I love you, man!

(but not in the homo way)

[chuckles]

What blew the OJ case was a juror that said "everybody has DNA!"So what if OJ's was at the scene of the crime?

[xzins]

If I live to be 80 that means I've got a few decades of reading left.

I don't read especially slow, but I don't have a lot of time for reading books over articles. I might consume 1-2 books every other week. That means about 52 books a year.

I've probably got less than 1500 books left.

Better carefully pick the titles.

So far, my favorite is the Gospel of Luke. (Honestly.)

[dc-zoo]

LOL.. that was a fun commercial.

[presently no screen name]

I wouldn't trust that creep to take out the trash much less critique the supposedly undelying facts of the Schaivo case.




TRUST ME.....he wouldn't be touching your trash. UNLESS, you are throwing away any evidence. :)

[Miss Behave]

I'm looking forward to reading Mark's latest book, just as I enjoyed reading "Murder in Greenwich" and "Murder in Brentwood".

Me too, Ciexyz. BOTH were excellent books by a very insightful detective and good man.

[Miss Behave]

"TRUST ME.....he wouldn't be touching your trash. UNLESS, you are throwing away any evidence. :) "

LOL!

[presently no screen name]

So far, my favorite is the Gospel of Luke. (Honestly.)





I think Luke would even like Mark's book - it's all about getting to the truth. And in the end, hopefully, exposing evil. Get the book for Luke. :)

[RebelBanker]

Whatever you may think of him, Fuhrman obviously went to Florida with an agenda. No one would want to read a book in which the "great detective" said that there was no crime. Thus, he had to find at least 'suspicion.'

[Miss Behave]

Yes. The truth will out. It always does.

[presently no screen name]

Hi Miss Behave,

Yes, one way or another. If not this year, next or in 30 yrs.

[GVnana]

Anything Fuhrman does is bound to be a good read.

[GVnana]

You can't really be that insipid.