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From: Miss Marple
Date: 2/21/02
Time: 2:36:44 PM
Jasper,
Big question for me has always been: what did Clark know about Fuhrman when she chose to not call him before the Grand Jury? She had Vanatter observe the crocked parking of the Bronco, "we" to find the speck of blood and Vanatter to be "directed by another detective who preceded me there to a man's glove". Fuhrman's name is not mention in either Lange's or Vanatter's testimony, yet was the one to "make all those discoveries".
Clark wrote in her book about her noon visit to Rockingham: "It was Fuhrman, however, who seemed most thoroughly familiar with the facts of the case. And it was Fuhrman who ended up giving me the Grand Tour." And "he seemed calm, professional and on top of his game".
Fuhrman wrote about the same noon meating: "As I described everything that I observed, noted and found, she sat smiling and nodding. Hodgman listned and took notes."
Fuhrman looked and behaved to many like an Allamerican boy scout, and apperently Clark thought so too. Wouldn't he be the perfect person to put in front the Grand Jury. Remember the raves he got after his testimony in the Prelims.
Not to mention that he found all the "evidence".
Miss Marple