Marcia Clark conducts a brief redirect of Commander Bushey, clarifying that Detective Phillips never made a definitive positive identification of Nicole Brown Simpson — only that it appeared to be her based on the address. Clark then attempts a pointed rhetorical jab at Cochran for repeatedly invoking Fuhrman's name, but the question is sustained before Bushey can answer.
# 1 MR. COCHRAN: Thank you. Nothing further.
FURTHER REDIRECT EXAMINATION BY MS. CLARK
# 2 MS. CLARK: Do you recall whether Detective Phillips told you it was Nicole Brown or may be?
# 3 MR. COCHRAN: Object, your Honor, hearsay. Hearsay.
# 4 THE COURT: Overruled.
# 5 COMMANDER BUSHEY: He was at her residence and I--I am quite certain that there was no conversation that he is absolutely certain that this was Nicole Brown Simpson. I believe that that is what it appeared to be, because she lived there and--but I don't--I'm quite sure--well, I'm not certain--I am not aware that there was a positive identification, but that is certainly what it appeared to be.
# 6 MS. CLARK: And--you had no conversation with Detective Fuhrman that night, correct?
# 7 COMMANDER BUSHEY: None.
# 8 MS. CLARK: And you told that to Mr. Cochran earlier in his cross-examination, correct?
# 9 COMMANDER BUSHEY: I believe so.
# 10 MS. CLARK: Can you imagine why he keeps mentioning Detective Fuhrman's name?
KEY QUOTE # 11 MR. COCHRAN: Object.
# 12 THE COURT: Sustained, sustained.
# 13 MS. CLARK: Thank you.