Skakel Sleuth Could Spoil Hillary's Presidential Plans

NewsMax.com ^ | 6/07/02 | Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff

[Revolting cat!]

Are you suggesting that the current administration will keep Furman from writing his book?

No, of course not! Fuhrman can and will write his book. What I'm asking is what is it going to lead to? All the questions that need to be asked about this case have been asked. Is he going to get answers to any of them? I seriously doubt it. Perhaps he can point out to some new discrepancies, some new evidence of the incompetence of the Park Police. To break this case answers would have to start coming from some of the principal players. Is Fuhrman going to get Tony and Craig to talk?

[Ole Okie]

Has he used the word "bitch" in the last 10 years?

Is Flea still practicing?

"Now, Detective Fuhrman, have you used the "b" word in the last 100 years?"

"Well, Detective Fuhrman, I'm waiting."

"Call my next witness, DFU".

[BobbyK]

Do you think after 27 years, and just out of the clear blue sky, the Connecticut police started putting all the dots together? yeah right.
Mark Furman stirred up a lot of {lose-end} cover-ups.

Mr.Furman was scape goated in LA. LA Land.

[doug from upland]

F.Lee was disbarred.

[Hot Tabasco]

From a murder trial the only outcome is a good cop convicted of being a racist. Only in America......

[Tribune7]

Arkancide might be bit harder today than it was in '93.

[Chemnitz]

You have to read about the Skakel family to understand the whole Robert Kennedy bunch, Ethel Skakel Kennedy especially. I knew about the murder and its ties to the Skakels many years ago (addicted to political biographies, etc). I was very impressed that Mark Fuhrman took on the case and wrote such a fine book. Dominic Dunne really led up to it with his novel. I was pleased that it was brought to trial and did not expect a conviction until the deliberation took so long.

More importantly we need someone with guts and convictions to pursue the Vince Foster arkancide. I hope Mark does it...and soon.

[Wolfstar]

It would be great if Mark wrote a book on the Foster case. But it's inherently more difficult to research due to the fact that it's so intertwined with the presidency. Any investigator needs access and the freedom to pursue leads, but neither would be available in this case. Still, if Mark says the suicide (if it was one) did not occur at the park, I believe him. Even if it was suicide and someone only put the body in the park afterwards, it still says some kind of coverup took place. So at minimum the questions are who and why. Unfortunately, I don't think we'll ever know unless someone involved spills the beans.

The most difficult thing for me to swallow is that the damage to this nation done by Clinton and his crowd will reverberate for years to come, but I don't think he will ever be held to account for any of it.

[Starwind]

The Intelligence Community reserves the right to end the life of any of its own caught selling secrets or compromising national security.

Actually, as I recollect, Foster was the trustee managing the blind trust into which the Clinton's assets were placed subsequent to their taking office.

However, (allegedly) the trust wasn't so blind. The Clinton's were using their position and knowledge/direction of the trust's assets via Foster.

There was a requirement that the Trust's status be filed within 6 months (? memory fails) which would disclose where the Clinton's money had come from, but that was way over due, ostensibly because Foster was cooking the Trust's books to keep secret what was going on.

He was sucumbing to that pressure and ultimate scrutinty, wanted out, and was going to leave, maybe even go public, when he killed himself and then drove to Fort Macy park.

His office was rifled, and the missing contents are presumed to be the Clinton's blind trust paperwork.

This was about money and corruption, not espionage.

[Alas Babylon!]

Not only that, but intelligence agencies do not have the "right" to summmarily execute anyone. They may have the power, or ability to, but there is no right outside of the US Constitution here.

[Starwind]

Well, they could subcontract the hit out to 007 or Nick Carter....but it wasn't their problem

[Lancey Howard]

Bend over, Mark - - here comes the Clinton dirt machine.

Of course, Scumbag's dirt machine costs a lot of money to maintain at full speed and I doubt Hillary has anything good in her FBI files data-base on Fuhrman anyway. Plus, if there was any tasty dirt on Fuhrman it would have come to light long ago during the O.J. trial. Cochran would have seen to that.

No, it will be left to the scumbag liberal newsrooms to smear Fuhrman. And if Fuhrman's investigation into the Vince Foster case gets "dangerous" for the Clintons, that is exactly what the scumbags will do. Count on it.

[Lancey Howard]

...when he killed himself and then drove to Fort Macy park.

LOL !!!

[Bush2000]

He was sucumbing to that pressure and ultimate scrutinty, wanted out, and was going to leave, maybe even go public, when he killed himself and then drove to Fort Macy park.

He didn't drive himself anywhere. That's where he was dumped. Conveniently.

[Bush2000]

;-)

[ZDaphne]

"Don't get me started on Ito. That scumbag almost deliberately threw that trial (as did the DA's office, in my opinion). The only reason I say "almost" is that there's no way to definitively prove it. As someone who has lived in the Los Angeles area since 1976, I went through that whole disgusting Latasha Harlan/Rodney King/OJ period when Tom Bradley was mayor and the black leadership in this area was just spoiling for a fight with "whitey." My rage over what went down back then has never fully dissipated. The anti-white venom spewed forth by blacks calling into local talk radio back then forever changed my outlook on racially charged issues."

I agree. If you weren't prejudice before O.J.'s trial, you definitely would be after. I was afraid, really afraid of all black men for over a year after watching that trial. It did so much damage to race relations. By the way, I have lived as a minority in a black population in the Caribbean (by choice) for almost 12 years, and know from whence I speak.

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

BTTT

[SauronOfMordor]

That scumbag almost deliberately threw that trial (as did the DA's office, in my opinion).

After the Rodney King riots, the LA Establishment did not want to risk a repeat over OJ. And they did NOT want to be subjected to the ire of the Black "street" over "OJ being railroaded".

[Wolfstar]

Yep, that's what happened, and justice be damned.

[Samizdat]

He didn't drive himself anywhere. That's where he was dumped. Conveniently

That's right. In fact, he couldn't have driven himself to the park because he didn't have his car keys on him because they searched extensively for them. The clinton death squad had to go to the morgue and plant them in his pants pocket. That would be William Kennedy and Craig Livingstone who did that.