O.J. Simpson pal raises a question that I don’t recall being raised in court during Simpson’s 1995 murder trial, or even being battered around behind the scenes. The question is, “…what would Mark Fuhrman have to know before he placed the glove at Simpson’s (house).?’
My first thought when I read that in a Huffington Post article was if that question had occurred to Simpson prosecutor Marcia Clark or her assistant Christopher Darden either before, during or after the trial that ended in Simpson’s acquittal. If so, why didn’t that question make it into the trial? If not, why not?
Guess we’ll never know.
Anatomy of a Trial blog 
For all Fuhrman knew, Simpson was in Chicago or Las Vegas the entire weekend. Or at a Beverly Hills party in view of a hundred people.