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Mark Furhman was kind to dedicate that book to each one of those victims and he named each one of them by name. Each of those women was a human being. We do not know if one of those poor girls had been incestuously violated as a child or sold out by a parent, so before those persons who were so uncaring about them in that book want to judge, they should realize they do not know those women. Furhman's wife had returned from a trip back East where the subject of the Spokane murders came up and apparently Mrs. Furham was shocked that the person she spoke to on the plane didn't care about the deaths because these were prostitutes who were being killed. Other residents seemed to share the same attitude. As a Christian, it is sad to me to see throw-away people and I am glad there is someone who cared enough to write about this issue without judging them and it is clear that Fuhrman believes any homicide victim deserves justice. As to the prevailing attitude among people who thought they were good people looking down on these poor women, I know that Jesus did not feel this way about prostitudes or other lost persons because when He was speaking to the chief priests and elders of the law, who thought of themselves as very righteous, He told them this. "Truly I tell you, the tax collectors and the prostitutes are entering the kingdom of God ahead of you." Matthew 21:31


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Mark never fails
Book was ok...after reading Brentwood and Greenwich, this one was not as exciting since not as much publicity but was probably better written than the first two in regard to actual murder and police forensics.
I thought the book was very good. I have read 2 books now by Mr. Fuhrman. I am not sure if the Spokane PD/Task force was just inexperienced or incompetent. After the first few bodies showed up being prostitutes, my first thought was why the police didn't set up surveillance at East Sprague with decoys also. They also seemed stubborn and afraid to involve other people because of embarrassment. I don't understand how Ted Bundy, The Green River Killer, and the Spokane killer could dispose of that many women before being apprehended. It's incredible. What are the cops doing up there in the Pacific Northwest? It takes 20 years and approx. 49 murders before a suspect is arrested in the Green River killings. The Spokane killer disposed of about half of that himself. Anyway, Mark raises some good points and this case could have been solved much earlier, saving many lives. I enjoyed it and can't wait until the next Fuhrman book.
Mark Fuhrman might have been a controversial figure during the O.J. trial, but he sure can write a good book! I have read every book he's written and he never disappoints. I looked for this book after seeing a TV documentary about the Spokane killer. Very interesting.
I'm reading backwards...Murder in Greenwhich and the book on the O.J. Simpson murders are in my bookshelf, but I haven't yet read them.
Although Mark Fuhrman has the ego of John Douglas, and though he really interfered obnoxiously in the police investigation, his descriptions of finding murder victims set my hair on end. I couldn't sleep the night I read it. I think Fuhrman is an excellent writer. Perhaps it's best he resigned his detective position. His details, research, thoughts were all quite excellent. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in true crime.
I am a fan of Mark Furhman but this book was a bit disappointing. He gives a good analysis of what the Spokane police should have done but he could have tightened his writing. It is unfortunate that he could not have worked on the force and helped with this investigation because I think he could have prevented some of the murders using good police work. I know, easy for me to say as an observer, but I agreed with all Mr.Fuhrman concluded.
Mark Fuhrman's book on the Spokane prostitute murders provides a solid insight on the way - and the way NOT - to conduct a homicide investigation.
The book chronicals the history of the prostitute slayings, police actions, and Fuhrman's insights into the case. Fuhrman points out where police errored in their decisions, and provides his own tips on how to better run an investigation into catching a serial killer. He makes good cases for both more public information, and continues the theme of his previous books into how proper investigation techniques can be used to solve any crime.
The Spokane police eventually caught the killer through a lot of hard work. Furhman Monday morning quarterbacks the investigation, showing how the killer could have been caught two years earlier. While this might seem presumptious coming from most, I've already given Fuhrman credit where credit is due for his work documented in "Murder in Greenwich".
The book is a good read, and I look forward to his next. In the future, I'd kind of like to see a book from him with a collection of difficult crimes that efficient and proper police investigation managed to crack.
Mark Furhman was kind to dedicate that book to each one of those victims and he named each one of them by name. Each of those women was a human being. We do not know if one of those poor girls had been incestuously violated as a child or sold out by a parent, so before those persons who were so uncaring about them in that book want to judge, they should realize they do not know those women. Furhman's wife had returned from a trip back East where the subject of the Spokane murders came up and apparently Mrs. Furham was shocked that the person she spoke to on the plane didn't care about the deaths because these were prostitutes who were being killed. Other residents seemed to share the same attitude. As a Christian, it is sad to me to see throw-away people and I am glad there is someone who cared enough to write about this issue without judging them and it is clear that Fuhrman believes any homicide victim deserves justice. As to the prevailing attitude among people who thought they were good people looking down on these poor women, I know that Jesus did not feel this way about prostitudes or other lost persons because when He was speaking to the chief priests and elders of the law, who thought of themselves as very righteous, He told them this. "Truly I tell you, the tax collectors and the prostitutes are entering the kingdom of God ahead of you." Matthew 2131