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From: Miss Marple
Date: 6/12/01
Time: 10:19:00 PM
Remote Name: 164.77.144.94
It is fascinating how the calm cool and collected Detective Fuhrman gets this exited describing the moments before the decision to scale the wall was made.
09 Q So at that point, after the observations you 10 made and failure to raise anybody in the house, did you 11 have a conversation with Detective Vannatter? 12 A Yes. 13 Q What was the nature of that conversation? 14 A I told Detective Vannatter, I said, "we got a 15 real -- we got an emergency. We got a problem. We 16 got -- we don't know if we have people inside that are 17 in danger, dying, bleeding to death. We have to do 18 something, I don't care whose house this is. We have 19 to do something. We don't know if we have a 20 murder/suicide, a kidnapping, another victim." 21 And Phil agreed and we took our opinions to 22 Detective Lange and Phillips and we discussed the 23 possibilities.
This was his first appearance in the Prelims. In the Criminal trial he was toned down to something like "Vanatter told me to scale the wall".
This man is so full of himself, and I can't wait for the day when he cracks again. It must be terrible to feel like a hero and not be able to tell about it.
Just think of the "evidence" he has been slowly releasing after the trials, the Swiss Army knife box, the sweatsuit in the washer, the blood in the maid's bathroom. None of it seen by anybody but him and the elusive Brad Roberts. Miss Marple