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From: [email protected]
Date: 3/12/03
Time: 8:32:45 PM
Remote Name: 152.163.189.199
Japser wrote in part:
Fuhrman looks at all of the answers, even the goofy ones, and tests all of them against the question before picking the best one (Murder in Brentwood, page 56: “…All evidence is important and you shouldn’t judge it until you’ve collected and analyzed it. At the very least you may then know conclusively that the evidence will not help you.”
I was struck by that statement, mainly because Fuhrman and the cops totally ignored it in their approach to the case.
I mean they entirely "ignored" the blood flows that are totally wrong.
Of course they did not. Not one detective on that case failed to realize the entire scene was staged. Not one.
They all just followed orders. My be is that Capt. dial was the on scene coordinator.
Prien