Detective Mark Fuhrman occupied center stage through an all-day direct examination by prosecutor Marcia Clark, who systematically walked him through his crime scene observations, movements to the Rockingham compound, and discovery of what appeared to be blood on the Bronco, along with a shovel, plastic sheeting, and packages addressed to O.J. Simpson inside the vehicle. The prosecution methodically built a timeline of Fuhrman's activities. Separately, the prosecution raised a discovery complaint about an undisclosed female witness mentioned by F. Lee Bailey on television, Bailey proposed an in camera proffer, and Bailey pressed for records from sessions in which Fuhrman was questioned before his testimony. Testimony also established Kato Kaelin's account of hearing thumps on his wall at 10:45 PM the prior night.

• F. Lee Bailey discloses on television an undisclosed female witness connected to Fuhrman and someone named 'Bell,' triggering a discovery violation complaint.
• Marcia Clark conducts methodical direct examination of Detective Fuhrman covering his crime scene notes and observed evidence.
• Fuhrman establishes departure from Bundy crime scene to Rockingham at approximately 5:00 AM.
• Fuhrman observes what appeared to be blood on the driver's door of the Bronco parked at Rockingham and items inside including a shovel, plastic sheeting, and packages addressed to O.J. Simpson.
• Fuhrman scales the perimeter wall at Rockingham and releases the gate for the other detectives.
• Fuhrman administers nystagmus test to Kato Kaelin, who recalls hearing thumps against his wall at 10:45 PM the night before.
• Court defers two discovery disputes—regarding videotape evidence and Fuhrman's prior interrogation notes—to in-chambers discussions.