devastating Petrocelli delivered a devastating, methodical cross-examination of O.J. Simpson, systematically exposing contradictions in his accounts of June 12-13, 1994. Simpson admitted he had no explanation for blood evidence at multiple locations and was confronted with a failed polygraph test (scoring -22 for deception). The day revealed consciousness of guilt through Simpson's June 17 Bronco flight containing a disguise kit, passport, cash, and gun.
- Simpson's elaborate alibi story contradicted by his own June 13 police statement to detectives
- Simpson admits he has no explanation for blood evidence at Bundy, Rockingham, Bronco, and socks
- Failed polygraph test revealed: Simpson scored -22 indicating extreme deception; sidebar heated dispute over admissibility
- Ron Shipp conversation exposed: Simpson allegedly asked if dreams of killing Nicole would trigger lie detector failure
- Bruno Magli shoes: Simpson's prior deposition calling them 'ugly-ass shoes' contradicted by photos showing him wearing them in 1993
- June 17 Bronco flight analysis: Simpson carried disguise kit, passport, $8,000+ cash, and .38 caliber gun
- Simpson's suicide note displayed no remorse for Nicole and never accused police of framing during communications
- Juror excused for attempting to contact trial attorneys on two separate occasions