Kathleen Bell Letter, Declarations, and Testimony re Fuhrman
Letter written by Kathleen Bell to Johnnie Cochran on or around July 18–20, 1994, describing her encounters with Mark Fuhrman at a Redondo Beach Marine recruiting office circa 1985–1986, in which she alleges Fuhrman made racist statements about Black men with white women and expressed willingness to manufacture probable cause. Also encompasses Bell's related sworn declarations and her live trial testimony, which were admitted for cross-examination purposes and displayed to the jury on the ELMO. The letter was read paragraph by paragraph during both Fuhrman's cross-examination and Bell's own direct examination.
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Criminal trial (17)
- Day 3 Motion: Fuhrman credibility
- Day 3 Motion: Fuhrman impeachment
- Day 3 Motion: Fuhrman evidence (part 3)
- Day 4 Motion: Fuhrman racial bias evidence
- Day 25 Motion: Fuhrman impeachment evidence
- Day 34 Direct examination of Mark Fuhrman (part 1) witness: DET. FUHRMAN
- Day 34 Direct examination of Mark Fuhrman (part 2) witness: DET. FUHRMAN
- Day 36 Motion: prior incidents evidence
- Day 36 Cross-examination of Mark Fuhrman (morning, part 3) witness: DET. FUHRMAN
- Day 37 Cross-examination of Mark Fuhrman (afternoon, part 2) witness: DET. FUHRMAN
- Day 38 Cross-examination of Mark Fuhrman (morning, part 1) witness: DET. FUHRMAN
- Day 123 Motion: collateral impeachment witnesses
- Day 144 Motion: McKinny tapes and Fuhrman evidence admissibility
- Day 147 Direct examination of Kathleen Bell witness: MS. BELL
- Day 147 Motion: McKinny testimony scope
- Day 153 Motion: Bronco fiber evidence admissibility
- Day 163 Closing argument — Johnnie Cochran (part 1)