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From: Jasper
Date: 9/30/03
Time: 3:57:55 PM
Remote Name: 68.73.199.162
Charlie,
This is where I was coming from with my 9/13/03 post on the Denise—again…
"I get the feeling that Juditha prepped her two oldest daughters from an early age to be the closest things possible to high-class prostitutes and Lou raised them as investments in his financial future. I get the feeling that the two younger girls would have followed in their older sisters’ footsteps if Denise, with her Eileen Ford modeling career, and Nicole, with O.J., hadn’t been so successful..."
Only after reading Chan’s post about Denise being one of Heidi’s girls and the things you wrote about Don Simpson did it occur to me that she might have actually worked as a prostitute. And, as Chan said, your comment about Denise and Robert Evans is a blockbuster.
I’m beginning to wonder if Nicole’s introduction to Keith Zlomsowitch had something to do with Denise, Faye and Fuhrman. If Fuhrman was moonlighting for Heidi (actually Nagy, as Kari so wisely pointed out) it is possible that Fuhrman engineered the entire thing with Nicole and Zlomsowitch.
Think about it... Fuhrman had an inside track on the drug trade in the LA area. His ambition from the start of his career was to make “the big arrest.” From 1985 to 1987 he worked as a uniformed cop in a West LA gang/narcotics unit. In the McKinny tapes Fuhrman said that he would flat out murder two kinds of people, drug dealers and pimps. If he knew about Robert Evans and Don Simpson, how did he see them?
Suppose for a moment that Fuhrman went undercover OFFICIALLY at some point for the LAPD with Nagy or Madam Alex only posing as a cop-on-the-take to collect hard evidence on the drug trafficking that accompanied high-class, organized prostitution. It is entirely conceivable to me that Denise and Faye worked in one of those operations at some time or off and on for years to support their drug habits and partying lifestyle. It is also entirely conceivable to me that Fuhrman took the opportunity to advance his own ambitions to gain national recognition as a super cop but saw a better opportunity with O.J. As rich and powerful and Robert Evans and Don Simpson were, they weren’t nearly as well known as O.J. Simpson. Most people wouldn’t even be able to tell you what they looked like or that they did for a living.
I’m beginning to wonder if Fuhrman’s OFFICIAL role in the Heidi Fleiss case is the stick he used to keep so many people above him in line. –Jasper