The trial paused for a full day of jury scene viewing, with jurors touring four key locations: Ronald Goldman's apartment, the Mezzaluna restaurant, the Bundy crime scene, and OJ Simpson's Rockingham estate. Extensive pre-tour logistics were debated, with the prosecution denied its request to place body-location markers at Bundy and media barred from the property. Concerns about the scene's presentation emerged at Rockingham, where Clark alleged that wall photographs had been swapped and objected that fires had been lit contrary to prior instructions; the judge ordered one photograph removed, the fires extinguished, and instructed jurors to disregard photographs. After concern was raised about juror attention to the photographs, he resolved to re-admonish them.

• Jury conducted full scene view tour of Goldman apartment, Mezzaluna restaurant, Bundy crime scene, and Simpson's Rockingham estate
• Media completely barred from Bundy property at request of both Brown and Simpson families
• Judge denied prosecution's request to mark body locations at Bundy crime scene
• Marcia Clark alleged that wall photographs had been swapped and objected that fires had been lit contrary to court instructions; Judge Ito ordered one photograph removed and the fires extinguished
• Judge instructed jurors to disregard photographs and later resolved to re-admonish them after concern about juror attention to wall photographs