Cochran briefly cross-examined Bernie Douroux, a witness who had observed OJ Simpson's Bronco. Cochran established that Douroux made no written notes of his observations beyond signing People's 234, and — critically — that he saw no blood inside, outside, or in the rear of the Bronco.
# 1 MR. COCHRAN: Thank you very much.
# 2 THE COURT: All right. Mr. Cochran.
# 3 MR. COCHRAN: Did you write any other notes with regard to any of your observations on that--from that particular date other than your signature on People's 234 for identification?
# 4 MR. DOUROUX: No, sir. That's just--that's it.
KEY QUOTE # 5 MR. COCHRAN: Pretty much it?
# 6 MR. DOUROUX: Yes, sir.
# 7 MR. COCHRAN: And with regard to your observations or lack thereof of things either outside the Bronco or inside the Bronco that you saw, did you write those down anywhere at all?
# 8 MR. DOUROUX: No, sir.
# 9 MR. COCHRAN: And you never saw anything inside in the interior of that vehicle; is that correct?
# 10 MR. DOUROUX: No, sir.
# 11 MR. COCHRAN: Never said any blood inside that vehicle?
KEY QUOTE # 12 MR. DOUROUX: No, sir.
# 13 MR. COCHRAN: Never saw any blood on the outside of that vehicle?
# 14 MR. DOUROUX: No, sir.
# 15 MR. COCHRAN: Did you see anything in the rear of the vehicle at all that you recall?
# 16 MR. DOUROUX: No, sir.
# 17 MR. COCHRAN: All right. Thank you very kindly, Mr. Douroux.
# 19 MR. COCHRAN: Thank you.