Ghost Penny 98

YUPPIES, CARL BRUNER, SAM WHEAT AND MOLLY JENSEN CRASHED INTO A NYC LOFT. SAM THOUGHT THAT AN EIGHTEEN NINETY EIGHT INDIAN HEAD PENNY HE FOUND UP THERE WAS A GOOD OMEN UNTIL A ROBBER THAT CARL HIRED TO STEAL HIS CODE BOOK SHOT HIM TO DEATH OUTSIDE A THEATER. REPUTED STOREFRONT PSYCHIC, ODA MAE BROWN, HEARD HIS VOICE. TELL HER DITTO, HE SAID, TO PROVE IT TO MOL.

Can you imagine Mark Fuhrman, like Carl and Sam, holding a sledge hammer? Maybe this will help...

Pay no attention to the gloves on Fuhrman's hands. It is obviously just a coincidence that they look so much like the ones worn by Brian Dennehy, the psychotic killer, in the 1984 pilot episode of Hunter. Pay no attention to the thumb in his pants pocket, pressed against the watch pocket. You don't believe that it has anything to do with his story about O.J. reaching into his pants pocket for his keys and spilling the change onto the driveway, do you? You can't possibly think that the hands on the watch pointing to the 10 has anything to do with the 22 (as in 22:00 hours) in a Swiss Army Vanity Fair ad. Pay no attention to Fuhrman's Hunter allusion in The Tapes chapter of Murder in Brentwood. We don't want to drift too far away from the 1898 penny in Ghost. But stay tuned to how Dennehy completes Fuhrman's picture of the evidence left by the killer on 875 South Bundy Drive in Best Seller.

Take a close look at the photo of Fuhrman with the axe wearing the plaid shirt, blue jeans and sheepskin work gloves. Do they take you back in time to a place where a young man dressed up like a lumberjack and a woman wearing a Swiss Army watch were murdered? They should. All that's missing is a Best Seller knit cap.

--Jasper