Det. Mark Fuhrman
LAPD detective
Det. Mark Fuhrman was an LAPD detective who appeared as a witness in the preliminary hearing and criminal trial, undergoing direct, cross-, redirect, and recross-examination. In preliminary-hearing testimony, he described taking quick notes during his first minutes at the Bundy crime scene, then stopping and giving them to Detective Phillips after robbery-homicide took over. Later proceedings addressed recordings in which Fuhrman made racist statements and described police misconduct; references to Judge Ito’s wife, LAPD Captain Margaret York, prompted conflict-of-interest and possible-recusal proceedings.
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Mark Fuhrman is an American former detective of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). He is primarily known for his part in the investigation of the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman in the O. J. Simpson murder case.
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29 proceedings Preliminary Hearing July 5, 1994 - July 6, 1994 7 proceedings
Criminal Trial March 9, 1995 - September 6, 1995 22 proceedings
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