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To: Captain Jack Aubrey

Maybe I am "misremembering" but I think Mark Furhman was discredited and maligned because of the things he discussed about a novel he was writing or proposing to write. It seemed very important to folks at that time. Anybody remember this more clearly?


178 posted on 10/27/2006 9:34:35 AM PDT by Anima Mundi (Not LAND but LAW that is missing in Latin America)
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To: Anima Mundi

Mark Furhman was an advisor to a writer....gave advice about criminal characters' dialog as I remember. Of course, working w/criminals as a detective, Furhman was an authority of the way THEY talked. The N-word was uttered by Furhman in that context. When O.J.'s attorneys' dragged in that long-ago activity and word use, Furhman was pilloried as a racist, and thus the O.J. trial was off and running to disqualify Furhman's testimony about the glove found at the murder scene and to O.J.'s acquittal.


203 posted on 10/27/2006 1:44:52 PM PDT by Carolinamom ("I don't have time to be fingerpointing." ---President George W. Bush)
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