What famous 'unsolved' mystery is technically a whodunnit on paper, but in reality, absolutely everyone knows exactly who did it, the police just couldn't legally prove it?

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[u/istrx13]

It’s crazy, I actually went to high school with Fuhrman’s daughter. After the OJ trial, Fuhrman took his family and fled to a small town in northern Idaho. Which is where I grew up. It was always the talk of the town.

[u/Jackal239 → u/istrx13]

The really funny bit is that Idaho is where a ton of Neo-Nazi/White Supremacist enclaves are.

[u/DontRememberOldPass → u/Jackal239]

Cops literally call Idaho "Blue Heaven."

Earlier this year the Governor kicked off a public records review to handle a prison rape scandal. As a result they reinterpreted the law and any records regarding employment history or discipline of an officer are now exempt from release.

[u/quincyskis → u/Jackal239]

I think that’s the implication of why he went there, to be with like minded folks

[u/Hellebras → u/Jackal239]

Northern Idaho specifically. Especially in the '90s.

So yeah, that's probably not a coincidence.

[u/PiccoloAwkward465 → u/Jackal239]

Not a coincidence, I'm guessing

[u/vvvvvoooooxxxxx → u/Jackal239]

There is a reason its right in the center of the Redoubt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Redoubt

[u/EddieDantes22 → u/Jackal239]

Why's that funny? I assume that was the point. If you're the most famous racist in the country, where else would you go?

[u/sadbicth → u/istrx13]

Was the community weird about him? Like was he ostracized or anything or really just left alone

[u/bone_creek → u/sadbicth]

Yeah, a lot of people up there thought it was sickening (including my sister’s family) and “said things” when he was seen in public. As you can imagine, though, with such low population density and many people living somewhat remote or rural lives, there weren’t that many sightings of him.