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Mark Fuhrman morre aos 74 anos após luta contra câncer de garganta

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O ex-detetive do LAPD Mark Fuhrman, figura central no julgamento de O.J. Simpson, morreu aos 74 anos. Ele faleceu em Idaho após uma batalha contra um câncer de garganta agressivo.

Mark Fuhrman morreu no dia 12 de maio em Idaho, após lutar contra um câncer de garganta diagnosticado no ano passado. Ele passou uma semana no hospital antes de interromper o tratamento e não há funeral planejado. O detetive aposentado, que encontrou a luva ensanguentada no caso, declarou-se mais tarde 'no contest' por perjúrio em 1996, referente a seu depoimento sobre o uso de termos racistas.

O que as pessoas estão dizendo

As reações iniciais no X à morte de Mark Fuhrman incluem condolências e elogios ao seu trabalho como detetive, ao lado de críticas ao seu perjúrio e aos comentários racistas feitos durante o julgamento de O.J. Simpson, que alguns acreditam ter auxiliado na absolvição. Usuários o descrevem variadamente como um patriota ou um grande homem, enquanto outros focam em suas mentiras que permitiram que um assassino fosse solto ou ressaltam o impacto duradouro do julgamento. As postagens sobre a notícia permanecem em grande parte factuais, com mínima adição de opinião.

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