Murder in Grenwich

[ForgottenTcklr]

Did anyone watch the new USA movie called "Murder in Grenwich"?

It was a great movie about Mark Fuhrman (the cop from the O.J. Trial).

If you like murder mysteries I suggest watching it.

It'll be on all night Friday and then I am sure it will be on after that from week to week!

 

[amk714]

Did anyone watch the new USA movie called "Murder in Grenwich"?

No, I didn't even know about it, but that movie sounds interesting. Can you go into a little more detail--for example, is it a bio based on his life, or what? Thanks, FT. 🙂

 

[milagros317]

It is a documentary about the 1975 murder of Martha Moxley in Greenwich, Connecticut. Michael Skakel was convicted for it just this year. Fuhrman went to Greenwich to write a book about the (then unsolved) case, and got involved in helping find more evidence to convict Skakel.

I enjoyed the film, although you should be warned that it has received poor reviews. The review from the "Boston Globe" was particularly scathing, but the film does make the point that the Skakels and Kennedys used their wealth, power, and influence to try to shield a murderer from justice, and succeeded in this aim for decades.

Off topic:
And just why is it that young women associated with the Kennedy family or their connections tend to wind up dead?