Mark Fuhrman is a former detective of the Los Angeles Police Department. He is primarily known for his part in the investigation of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Lyle Goldman and his subsequent felony conviction for perjury. He has written true crime books a...
I mean narcotics isn't full of niggers and Mexicans. They're full of white guys that wear cowboy boots.
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After the Simpson trial, after all the bad things Cochran was claiming, I became the most investigated officer in the history of the LAPD. Not one thing like that was found in my record. No one ever filed a complaint claiming they'd heard me say anything like that, let alone mistreat a black prisoner in any way. That's because I never did. Am I a racist? No. That simple. And if that's not good enough for you, too bad.
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Release of his book, "A Simple Act of Murder: November 22, 1963". [2005]
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Release of his book, "Murder in Spokane: Catching a Serial Killer". [2001]
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Release of his book, "Silent Witness: The Untold Story of Terri Schiavo's Death". [2005]
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Working as a radio talk show host in Northern Idaho, USA.
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Release of his book, "The Murder Business". [October 2009]
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Release of his book, "Death and Justice: An Expose of Oklahoma's Death Row Machine". [2003]
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Working as a radio talk show host in Spokane, Washington. [April 2005]
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Fuhrman joined the Marines in 1970 and later served in Vietnam as a machine gunner.
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Fox News contributor.
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Book: "Death and Justice: An Expose of Oklahoma's Death Row Machine," 2003.
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Testified under oath he had never used racial slurs. It was later revealed on an audio tape of Fuhrman's voice that he had used them repeatedly. He was charged with perjury and given two years probation. He then became the poster boy for racist police officers in the media.
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