A brief, almost perfunctory end to Jack McKay's recross-examination, in which Clark confirms McKay's prior statement that Simpson made no complaints about physical limitations in McKay's presence. The proceeding immediately transitions to the next defense witness, Dan Mandel, with some confusion about who was being called.
# 1 THE COURT: Miss Clark.
FURTHER RECROSS-EXAMINATION BY MS. CLARK
# 2 MS. CLARK: But in your statement, sir, you explicitly said: "Mr. Simpson did not complain of any physical limitations and did not indicate whether he was taking any medication did not do so in Mr. McKay's presence," correct?
# 3 MR. MCKAY: He did not complain.
KEY QUOTE # 4 MS. CLARK: I have nothing further.
# 5 MR. COCHRAN: May Mr. McKay be excused, your Honor?
# 6 THE COURT: Has the Metro made it down to Alexandria yet?
KEY QUOTE # 7 MR. MCKAY: I hope so.
# 8 THE COURT: Okay. Thank you very much, Mr. McKay.
# 9 MR. MCKAY: Thank you.
# 10 MR. COCHRAN: Thank you.
# 11 THE COURT: All right. Next witness.
# 12 MR. SHAPIRO: Thank you very much, your Honor. If the Court pleases, we call Mr. Dan Mandel.
# 13 THE COURT: All right. Mr. Mandel, would you come forward, please.
# 14 MR. COCHRAN: No, wrong person.
# 15 MR. COCHRAN: No, your Honor. We have lots of witnesses all ready.
# 16 THE COURT: I might have to give you an extended lunch hour to recoup from all this.
# 17 MR. COCHRAN: I appreciate that, your Honor. I promise to make it up in the afternoon.
# 18 THE COURT: All right. Are you Mr. Mandel?
# 19 MR. MANDEL: Good morning.