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Mark Fuhrman, LAPD detective at center of controversy in OJ Simpson's murder trial, dies at age 74
Former LAPD Det. Mark Fuhrman, infamous for discovering the bloody glove in O.J. Simpson's murder case and using racial slurs in tapes played during the trial, has died.
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Former LAPD Det. Mark Fuhrman, infamous for discovering the bloody glove in O.J. Simpson's murder case and using racial slurs in tapes played during the trial, has died.
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According to ABC7 Bay Area’s source item, Mark Fuhrman, LAPD detective at center of controversy in OJ Simpson’s murder trial, dies at age 74, Former LAPD Det. Mark Fuhrman, infamous for discovering the bloody glove in O.J. Simpson’s murder case and using racial slurs in tapes played during the trial, has died.
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