The prosecution developed the June 12 timeline through Rachel Ferrara and limousine driver Allan Park while probing Kato Kaelin's financial ties. Ferrara testified that Kaelin reported the bang about ten minutes after telling her it was 10:30 PM. Park said the Bronco was absent at 10:22 and approximately 10:39 PM, saw a large figure in dark clothing enter the house around 10:54-55 PM, and heard Simpson say over the intercom that he had overslept and just gotten out of the shower. Park also described Simpson sweating at LAX and a small dark duffel bag Simpson retrieved himself, which Park did not remember seeing during the walk to the skycap. On cross-examination, the defense elicited that Park saw no blood or injuries and challenged aspects of his observations and prior statements.

• Marcia Clark highlights Kato Kaelin's $60,000 in earnings, his rejected tabloid offer approaching one million dollars, and benefits from Simpson to argue financial motive to favor the defense
• Rachel Ferrara corroborates that Kato reported the 'bang on wall' about ten minutes after telling her it was 10:30 PM and details his calls throughout the evening
• Allan Park testifies the white Bronco was conspicuously absent from Rockingham at 10:22 PM and 10:39 PM
• Park describes a 6-foot, 200-pound dark figure entering Simpson's front entrance around 10:54-55 PM as Kato emerged from behind the house with a flashlight
• Simpson answers the intercom immediately and says he overslept and just got out of the shower; Park later observes him sweating at LAX despite mild 68-70 degree weather
• Simpson insists on personally retrieving a small dark duffel bag from the driveway; Park does not remember seeing it while walking from the limousine to the skycap
• Johnnie Cochran's cross-examination establishes Park saw no blood on Simpson's hands, no alarming behavior, and heard no suspicious sounds