Okay. Your Honor, that concludes the witnesses.
We have some requests for admissions to read to the jury. I would ask that, as we did before, in the interest of time, that we read the defense qualification at the beginning and at the end of the set.
This is request 484.
The crime scene at 875 South Bundy, as found by the Los Angeles Police Department officers on the night of June 12 through 13, 1994, was consistent with murders committed by a person who was enraged at the time of the murders.
Response: Admit.
For purposes of this request, defendant is defining the term "consistent with" to mean one possible explanation without any limitation or other possibilities and without any implication as to the likelihood of this possibility vis-a-vis any other possibility.
Request for admission number 493.
Head hairs exhibiting the same microscopic characteristics as head hairs of Nicole Brown Simpson were found on the items that were identified in connection with the criminal trial in the matter of People V. Simpson, case number BA097-211, hereafter the criminal trial, as LAPD evidence item 9.
Response: Admit. In admitting this request for admission, the defense will assume that the point in time referred to is the time in item with the number specified by plaintiffs was examined by an outside laboratory, as opposed to the time of collection or any other point in time, and the term "same microscopic characteristics" to mean "similar characteristics," when examined microscopically.
Request for admission number 494:
Head hairs exhibiting the same microscopic characteristics as head hairs of Ronald Goldman were found on the item that was identified in connection with the criminal trial as LAPD evidence item 9.
Response: Admit. And then the same qualifications.
Request for admission number 495:
Head hairs exhibiting the same microscopic characteristics as head hairs of Orenthal James Simpson were found on the item that was identified in connection with the criminal trial as LAPD evidence item 38.
Response: Admit. Again, with the same qualification.
Request for admission number 496:
Head hairs exhibiting the same microscopic characteristics as head hairs of Orenthal James Simpson were found on item identified in connection with the criminal trial as LAPD evidence item 81.
Response: Admit.
Each of these that I'm going to read have the same qualification attached to them.
Request for admission number 497:
Fibers consistent with the fibers of the item identified in connection with the criminal trial as LAPD evidence item 1 were found on the item that was identified in connection with the criminal trial as LAPD evidence item 9.
Response: Admit.
Request for admission number 498:
Fibers consistent with the fibers of the item identified in connection with the criminal trial as LAPD evidence item 81 were found on the item that was identified in connection with the criminal trial as LAPD evidence item 37.
Response: Admit.
Request for admission number 499:
Fibers consistent with the fibers of the item identified in connection with the criminal trial as LAPD evidence item 81 were found on the item that was identified in connection with the criminal trial as LAPD evidence item 38.
Response: Admit.
Request for admission number 500:
Fibers consistent with the fibers from the interior of the 1994 white Ford Bronco with California license plate No. 3CWZ788 were found on the item identified in connection with the criminal trial as LAPD evidence item 9.
Response: Admit.
Request for admission number 501:
Fibers consistent with the fibers from the interior of the 1994 white Ford Bronco with California license plate No. 3CWZ788 were found in the item identified in connection with the criminal trial as LAPD evidence item 38.
Response: Admit.
Qualification again is: In admitting this request for admission, the defense will assume that the point in time referred to is the time in item with the number specified with plaintiffs, was examined by an outside laboratory, as opposed to the time of the collection or any other point in time in the -- and the term quote "consistent" quote to mean not excluded from coming from a common source close quote.
The crime scene at 875 South Bundy, as found by the Los Angeles Police Department officers on the night of June 12 through 13, 1994, was consistent with murders committed by a person who was enraged at the time of the murders. Response: Admit.
Fibers consistent with the fibers from the interior of the 1994 white Ford Bronco with California license plate No. 3CWZ788 were found on the item identified in connection with the criminal trial as LAPD evidence item 9. Response: Admit.
In admitting this request for admission, the defense will assume that the point in time referred to is the time in item with the number specified by plaintiffs was examined by an outside laboratory, as opposed to the time of collection or any other point in time.