From: Junot
Date: 10/5/01
Time: 3:16:30 PM
There are one hell of a lot of things wrong with Fuhrman's hypothesis of the crime as he wrote in his "Murder in Brentwood".
However, the number one thing wrong with it, and the thing that invalidates it beyond repair is this:
First, he states that "OJ" went down the south path to avoid being seen by the limo driver and to get to an alternate way into the house.
THEN he has OJ going into the "maid's entrance" from the south path.
Well, the thing is, ONCE HE WAS INSIDE THE MAID'S ENTRANCE, HE WAS INSIDE THE MAIN HOUSE, FOR THERE WAS A SHORT HALL LEADING FROM THERE INTO THE REST OF THE HOUSE. Therefore, the suggestion that "OJ" then left through the maid's entrance and went to the front door and apparently gave up on his trying to avoid the limo driver, is absolutely ludicrous!