The prosecution launched its rebuttal case despite the defense's refusal to formally rest, focusing almost entirely on glove evidence. Six witnesses—primarily photographers—testified about pictures of O.J. Simpson wearing various gloves at NFL events spanning from December 1990 to January 1994. The defense countered by attacking the significance of the photos, arguing that gloves were routine in cold weather and that apparent fit issues could be explained by heat packs. Underlying procedural tensions erupted throughout the day regarding discovery disputes, witness credibility challenges, and unresolved motions about evidence admissibility and police personnel records.

• Prosecution begins rebuttal case before defense formally rests.
• Six photographers testify about images of Simpson wearing gloves from 1990-1994.
• Defense attacks probative value of glove photos, arguing gloves were common in cold weather.
• Court denies motion to strike Fuhrman's glove discovery testimony.
• Defense challenges Kevin Schott's credibility by suggesting he tried to sell photos to media.
• DNA expert Sims testifies about delayed RFLP testing timeline on Bronco blood samples.
• Pitchess motion over Detective Purdy's personnel records continued to next day.
• Discovery disputes surface over NBC video authentication and witness interview notes.