procedures necessary, it was properly given probation. tucker: mark fuhrman, i. have talked to you before but i never asked you this question. i always wondered. o.j. simpson in my view, murders two people. gets away with it. the trial ends and you become the villain and he goes to play golf. what do you think of that? are you bitter about that? i never have worried about what suspects think or what they are doing or if one slips away. that s just the way things work. tucker: that s not what i m saying. in our society. you almost never hear anyone get on tv and say o.j. simpson s a murderer and he is disgusting. i have heard people say mark fuhrman as a bad guy. do you think it s unfair that in the view of some, you are the villain when this guy got away with murder? the first thing, there s no such thing as fair. the world s not fair. you march on with the fact that
procedures necessary, it was properly given probation. tucker: mark fuhrman, i have talk you before but i never asked you this question. i always wondered. o.j. simpson murders to people. gets away with it. the trial ends and you become the villain and he goes to play golf. what he think of that? are you bitter about that? i never have worried about what suspects think or what they are doing or if one slips away. that s just the way things work. tucker: that s not what i m saying. in our society. he almost never hear anyone get on tv and say o.j. simpson s a murderer and she is disgusting. do you think it s unfair that in the view of some, you are the villain when this guy got away with murder? the first thing, there s no such thing as fair.
felt as long as he bided by the procedures necessary, it was properly given probation. tucker: mark fuhrman, i have talk you before but i never asked you this question. i always wondered. o.j. simpson murders to people. gets away with it. the trial ends and you become the villain and he goes to play golf. what he think of that? are you bitter about that? i never have worried about what suspects think or what they are doing or if one slips away. that s just the way things work. tucker: that s not what i m saying. in our society. he almost never hear anyone get on tv and say o.j. simpson s a murderer and she is disgusting. do you think it s unfair that in the view of some, you are the villain when this guy got away with murder? the first thing, there s no such thing as fair.
violent crime. reporter: the hearing will be done by video teleconference with simpson at the lovelock prison in four members of the nevada parole board in carson city. he will plead his case. a few years ago he describes himself as a model prisoner and said he was sorry for his crimes and according to a defense attorney the key is showing the board that he has changed. please sit down. reporter: simpson s victim is also expected to be at the hearing. he could testify and he might join the chorus of people who say oj has done enough time and should be released. if he gets parole later today, he will not be sprung right away. the earliest he could be