Part One: Mark Fuhrman: The Most Racist Cop, or Merely Normal Racist Cop?
Mark Furman, a former LAPD detective infamous for his role in the O.J. Simpson trial, is the subject of this episode, which explores his deeply racist views, troubled upbringing, and the systemic corruption within the LAPD that allowed him to thrive. Despite his attempts to reinvent himself
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