Fox Nation's 'The Fuhrman Diaries' unpacks the gruesome acts of infamous serial killer Richard Cottingham and his stunning admission decades after being placed behind bars
Host of Fox Nation's 'The Fuhrman Diaries' Mark Fuhrman reacts to Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon's liberal policies and an ambush attack on Connecticut police officers.
But even after Richard Cottingham became a convicted murderer, the story didn't end there, according to the host ofCottingham made a stunning confession during an interview with a journalist decades after he was jailed, but not every expert has bought into his bombshell claim. Fuhrman hasn't been convinced that Cottingham, who was a"frequent patron" of Times Square sex clubs and bars back in the 1960s and 1970s killed as many as 100 victims, despite his"confessions" to the journalist.
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