Fuhrman 2005 Death and Justice Interview Derivatives

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•  Names, Birthdays and Aliens /
• Fuhrman Movie Imagination Plant  /
• Longest Yard to Stir Crazy (Imbedded "To Serve Man" link) /
• Super Sleuths, Cops, Gumshoes - A Night to Remember  (House on Carroll Street video clip) / Murder in Greenwich Jumble Puzzle Code / Question Marks /
• Fuhrman's Turtles /
• Mike Hammer /
• The Day the Earth Stood Still /
• 5 Card Stud - 1^st &_Ten (diamond / bartender - preacher video clip)

The most damning items of evidence left by the killer of Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman had one highly improbable thing in common -- their storytelling counterparts in movies. They include the knit cap, the leather gloves, the position of Nicole's body,  her throat wound and the shoeprints in blood. They appeared to include two dimes, two pennies, two artificial shapes in blood and five items of evidence clustered within an 8-inch radius of each other. All of these things tell a story. All of these stories come from movies like Tombstone in Death and Justice. And the details missing from one of those sources are supplemented by details in another.

The small evidence cluster is where Det. Mark Fuhrman inserted himself in an item-for-item duplicate of a screenshot from Jack the Ripper ('88). It is also where the movie-inspired match up of Fuhrman and the active killer begins. It extends to Fuhrman's Bundy notes, his observations, theories, discover and the discoveries of his partner Brad Roberts.

Where does Fuhrman's pattern of drawing on the movies to explain his actions and express his thoughts end? It doesn't. It's a defining feature of his personality.

--Jasper