Former LAPD homicide detective Mark Fuhrman analyzed the crime scene. (BEGIN VIDEOTAPE) MARK FUHRMAN, FMR LAPD HOMICIDE DETECTIVE, FOX ANALYST: We're in front of 1395 McKay (ph) Street.

Mark Fuhrman, accused of planting evidence in the O.J. Simpson case, visited the Montana scene where Joseph Duncan III is believed to have held kidnap victims Shasta and Dylan Groene.

American Crime Story was careful to get many details in this scene exactly right: from the pattern on Fuhrman’s tie to the color of the Solo cups both the defense team and Fuhrman himself were ...

Now 64, Fuhrman is a crime analyst, an expert for cable news and author of several true-crime books, including “Murder in Brentwood,” his 1997 best-seller about the Simpson case.

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — Former Los Angeles police detective Mark Fuhrman was escorted to the Montana crime scene where Joseph Edward Duncan III is alleged to have held kidnap victims ...

Fuhrman, for his part, pleaded no contest to a perjury charge in 1996. He was not sentenced to jail time, but received three years' probation and a fine. Fuhrman is now a forensic and crime scene ...

Facebook X Reddit Email Save. In 1996, Mark Fuhrman — one of the investigating LAPD officers responding to the scene after the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson — was charged with perjury for ...

Fuhrman is currently employed by Fox News as "a forensic and crime scene expert," but he hasn't made an appearance on the network since American Crime Story debuted.

When O.J. Simpson tried on the blood-stained glove in front of the jury and it didn't fit, it was a major win for the defendant and his attorneys. As we've seen on The People v. O.J. Simpson ...

SPOKANE, Wash. — That’s the news, ladies and gentlemen. It’s seven minutes past the hour here at KXLY, 85 degrees in downtown Spokane, and now it’s time for “All About Crime” and ...