Prosecutor Brian Kelberg conducted a devastating, systematic cross-examination of defense medical expert Dr. Robert Huizenga throughout the day, methodically dismantling the defense's claim that Simpson's arthritis rendered him physically incapable of the murders. Kelberg exposed Huizenga's bias by revealing letters discussing litigation strategy, attacked inconsistencies in his diagrams and testimony, and repeatedly drew concessions that Simpson possessed sufficient strength and physical capability to commit the crimes. Exercise videos were introduced to undercut Huizenga's physical limitations narrative, while multiple evidentiary disputes arose over foundation and scope.

• Kelberg gets Huizenga to concede Simpson had sufficient hand strength to grab hair and slit throat, directly undercutting the core defense narrative
• Prosecutor exposes damaging letters showing Huizenga discussed using his findings as litigation strategy, severely compromising his credibility
• Kelberg uses physical demonstration (bar arm hold restraint) to suggest Simpson's hand injuries consistent with restraining Goldman while stabbing
• Exercise videos from May 1994 introduced to show Simpson's athletic capability despite claimed arthritis limitations
• Motion hearing scheduled for Friday on nurse Thano Peratis's unavailability due to heart surgery
• Multiple sidebars over photograph evidence, video foundation, and scope of questioning
• Inconsistencies exposed in Huizenga's hand-drawn diagrams, including errors in finger placement and labeling
• Day adjourned early due to juror dentist appointment