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From: Jasper
Date: Saturday, April 28, 2007
Time: 06:03:57 PM
Lollie, …In the first Fuhrman interview he said something about the polygraph test he took that I was stunned to hear him admit. He said, “I intermingled all the questions about evidence with one question about Phil Vannatter. Did Phil Vannatter find any evidence at the Rockingham estate? My answer was no, a hundred percent truthful. Why did I put that in? I have been dropping clues for 13 years and outright statements and the investigative journalists, The D.A.’s office in Los Angeles, the LAPD – nobody cares. And I’m going to steal Al Gore’s statement here; ‘It’s an inconvenient truth.’” ……….Yes, Mark Fuhrman said HE – the person being tested – put a question about the evidence into the polygraph test. That’s the same as saying that the OJI’s in the Fuhrman’s Polygraph, Beating the Machine and A Minor Disagreement chapters of Iago got it right. The test WAS rigged. And Fuhrman’s rise in blood pressure before Paul Minor asked him a key evidence question was because he knew the question was coming. ……… Fuhrman’s “dropping clues for 13 years” line was another stunner. 13 years runs the calendar back to 1994. That’s the year that he and HIS PARTNER Brad Roberts found ALL of the evidence on Bundy and Rockingham after the bodies were discovered. It’s the year that Fuhrman testified in O.J.’s preliminary hearing that Ron Phillips was his partner. He said nothing about Roberts in the preliminary hearing and referred to him in the criminal trial only as “my regular partner,” not as his active partner on that case at Bundy and Rockingham. ………..I was also blown away by Fuhrman’s reference to Al Gore – the college roommate of actor Tommy Lee Jones. We made this connection a long time ago to Fuhrman, his JFK book, his Murder in Greenwich movie (the man with white hair at Martha’s funeral), Oliver Stone’s JFK movie, and The Package with Gene Hackman and Tommy Lee Jones. “An Inconvenient truth” is also an allusion to Dominic Dunne’s An Inconvenient Woman movie with Jason Robards (birthday bell-ringer) and Grant Cramer – former boyfriend of Nicole and buddy of Kato who led him to the bloody glove behind Kato’s bungalow. ………..If Fuhrman is trying to get attention with this stuff, he certainly got mine. –Jasper