Summary: With this book, Stephen Singular’s career began to evolve, his role shiftingfrom that of a journalistic observer to being a direct participant in the “Caseof the Century.” In the early hours of June 13, 1994, while investigating the murders of Nicole BrownSimpson and Ron Goldman, LAPD Homicide Detective Mark Fuhrman uncovered evidencedestined to become the cornerstone of the prosecution’s case in the trialof O.J. Simpson. As the legal epic unfolded, Fuhrman himself — his character, professionalconduct, and racial attitudes — took center stage. What emerged from Fuhrman inthe trial was an appalling LAPD history of manufactured evidence, beating up suspects,and vicious bigotry acted out from behind the safety of a badge. The very same neo-Nazibehavior Singular had written about in Talked to Death now emerged as a darkunderbelly of the LAPD. White supremacist attitudes and actions had moved from outsidethe legal system to being alive and at work inside a major metropolitan police force.But that was just the start of this story.
