[Wolfstar]

Whatever he writes, I'll buy because he is a remarkably talented writer, as well as an obviously excellent investigator. I enjoyed "Murder in Greenwich" as much for his fine writing style as for its content. It was also a remarkably brave book considering what Fuhrman had been through on the Simpson case, and who the Skakels are. But Mark didn't hesitate in absolutely nailing Michael Skakel by name as the killer in his book. No other investigator or writer up to that time had done so. His book essentially became the roadmap the prosecution used to get the conviction that came down today.

[PJ-Comix]

I am looking forward to Fuhrman's next book but will it be about the death penalty or the Foster case? I'm still not sure.

[BullDog108]

You should check out his last book, Murder In Spokane, he blew away the local-yokel hicktown Spokane cops in the biggest serial killing in Washington state. A must read.

[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.