The trial's centerpiece today was Dr. Henry Lee's testimony as the defense's forensic science expert. After preliminary evidentiary disputes about a coroner's deposition, Lee was qualified and walked the jury through forensic methodology before applying it to crime scene photographs from Bundy Drive. Lee identified blood patterns, a parallel-line shoe imprint inconsistent with Bruno Magli shoes, and potential evidence-handling problems, though cross-examination established significant limitations to his analysis.

• Judge Fujisaki rules on admissibility of Siglar deposition portions, excluding the Hodgman letter and conspiracy theory about evidence planting.
• Dr. Henry Lee qualified as expert witness after extensive testimony establishing his forensic science credentials.
• Lee testifies that physical evidence is consistent with Ron Goldman putting up a big fight at Bundy Drive.
• Lee identifies a parallel-line shoe imprint inconsistent with Bruno Magli shoes and an apparent new drop he could not explain as a photographic artifact.
• Lee testifies that his crime scene access lasted 20 minutes and that he was restricted in his ability to test physical evidence.
• Cross-examination establishes Lee did not perform a complete crime-scene reconstruction and did not challenge any DNA findings.