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Detective asked about bloody glove
The Associated Press
LOS ANGELES — F. Lee Bailey, unfurling the courtroom ferocity that made him famous, took a scalpel to Detective Mark Fuhrman's testimony yesterday, opening potential holes in Fuhrman's story about how a bloody glove may link O.J. Simpson to two murders.
With tough, precise questions, Bailey confronted Fuhrman with inconsistencies, including Fuhrman's oft-repeated claim that the glove he had found on a leaf-strewn pathway at Simpson's estate was moist and sticky with blood.
The lawyer suggested that the glove was picked up at the murder scene, encased in plastic or rubber, then dropped at Simpson's estate by Fuhman, who has testified that he found it there early the morning after the slayings.
The glove, which prosecutors say was stained with the victims' blood, is key evidence against Simpson, who is accused of murdering ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and
her friend Ronald Goldman.
The defense contends Fuhrman is a racist who may have planted evidence to frame Simpson.
As jurors sat transfixed in the hushed courtroom, Bailey quickly homed in on potential flaws in Fuhman's account:
His failure to seek assistance from other detectives when searching the narrow pathway beside Simpson's mansion, despite his assertion that a killer might be on the loose.
His decision, after finding the glove, to move forward in the early morning shadows rather than retreating to call for help.
"It was safer, in your view, to
forge on and maybe encounter a killer than it was to get out of there, is that right?" Bailey asked.
■ His testimony about when he became aware that one of the victims was the ex-wife of a famous football star.
"That's correct." he said.
At the trial, Fuhrman testified that he hadn't known the victim's identity for hours. At Simpson's preliminary hearing last July, Bailey noted, Fuhrman said he had been notified of her identity when awakened at 1:05 a.m. to go to the murder scene.
Bailey, in his second day of crossexamination, led Fuhrman through his account of his discovery and his description of the glove's condition.
"It appeared it had somewhat of a gleam or glisten to it," Fuhrman said.
Bailley dropped the subject, then returned to it later, asking Fukuran he if knew how long it took blood to dry at 60 degrees Fahrenheit, the overnight temperature June 13. The witness said he didn't know.
Fuhrman, who had been judged by many as the winner Monday in
his first face-off with Bailey, remained calm but appeared flushed at times during the intense attack on his credibility.
Earlier yesterday, Superior Court Judge Lance Ito limited Bailey's latitude when Bailey attacked Fuhrman on racially charged issues after Deputy District Attorney Marcia Clark had accused the defense of "slinging mud" at Fuhrman.
As Bailey enumerated the witnesses he said would attribute racially inflammatory statements to Fuhrman, Clark angrily predicted the witnesses never would say what he had promised.
"What we have here is not a defense," she said. "It's a smear campaign. Let's remember this is a double-murder case. It's not about Mark Fumhui's character."
"This is going to be very funny when the witnesses take the stand," Clark said.
Bailey responded in an ominous tone: "Let the court note and the world long remember that Ms. Clark characterized this evidence as funny."
Fifty years later, Iwo Jima's survivors gather
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IWO JIMA, Japan — Harvey Garner looked down and fell silent for a moment as his feet sank into the black sand of Invasion Beach. "This feels familiar," he said, tears welling in his eyes. "This feels very familiar."
From its eerie caverns to the crumbling gray pillboxes that dot the landscape, Iwo Jima is an island haunted by its bloody past.
But 50 years after American soldiers came here and found their own little hell on Earth, Garner and several hundred other veterans of the battle to win this secluded crag put some of those ghosts to rest yesterday.
"I thank God I made it. Many did
n't," he said.
"I don't feel bad about coming back here," said Garner, of Tampa, Fla., as he walked down the beach. Fifty years ago, he ran for his life up the same stretch of sand, with Japanese shooting at him from both sides.
The veteran of the 5th Marine Division was among more than 800 American vets and their families who came back to Iwo Jima for a 50th-anniversary memorial.
U. S. troops stormed ashore on Feb. 19, 1945. Yesterday's ceremony, the only official one planned by the military, commemorated the island's capture after weeks of bitter fighting.
A handful of Japanese survivors along with 100 or so relatives of soldiers who fought here, including the son and widow of the Japanese commander on Iwo Jima, Tadamichi Kuribayashi, also attended the ceremony.
The Japanese government, which has distanced itself from 50thanniversary ceremonies, sent no Cabinet-level officials even though the Americans were represented by Navy Secretary John Dalton and Marine Commandant Gen. Carl E. Mundy Jr.
Dozens of drab green trucks shut-
tied the veterans around the island to the sites of some of the worst fighting. As they looked out over the thick jungle brush, the veterans pointed to spots they remembered or to the many plumes of steam from the island's volcanic depths.
Today, the island's only full-time inhabitants are a few hundred Japanese troops who man the airfield here.
"I just wanted to come back and it see again, to get a feel of it again," said Richard David, who flew bombing runs over the island during the battle "I'm glad I came."
Few Americans would have said that during the war.
Memorial guest Walter Mondale, the U.S. ambassador to Japan, described the battle for the tiny island as one of the fiercest in the history of war.
Bombing raids on Iwo Jima from
U.S. aircraft carriers began in June
1944, and by the Feb. 19 landing,
the island resembled a moonscape.
"There wasn't much vegetation left on the beach area," said Garner, 71, marveling at the island's recovery. "By the time it was over, there wasn't much at all."
In 36 days of ground fighting, progress was measured in feet and yards. Killed in battle were 6,821 Americans and most of the 22,000 Japanese who tried to defend the island. Only 1,083 Japanese survived.
Though Iwo Jima extends only 4 1/2 miles from tip to tip, its location made it an important site for striking at the Japanese main islands.
Its fall signaled the beginning of the end for Japan, which finally surrendered after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945.
More Marines were killed on Iwo Jima than in any other single battle. Twenty-seven Medals of Honor were awarded to Marines and sailors for valor there, also a single operation high.
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