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Series of close-up photographs depicting the small blood spot above the left driver's door handle of the white Ford Bronco, several showing criminalist Dennis Fung pointing to or marking the location with a blood evidence placard; admitted under multiple exhibit numbers across the criminal and civil proceedings, and used by both parties to contest the spot's visibility and significance.
Photographs documenting reddish stain locations on the Bronco driver's door sill, including images of criminalist Fung examining the sill with a flashlight at the print shed on June 14, 1994, ELMO-projected exhibits showing circled mark positions annotated by Fung, and interior door-panel views showing where LAPD Items 21 and 22 were observed near the sill.
Blood evidence from Bronco passenger door. Two specks of suspected blood on the exterior of the Bronco's passenger door, designated LAPD Item 20; no confirmatory typing was ever performed to establish they were human blood, a point emphasized during cross-examination of the collecting criminalist.
Analyzed evidence report documenting the phenolphthalein presumptive field test performed by criminalist Fung on blood stains on the Bronco door and door sill, with the test conducted in July 1994 but reportedly not documented until October 1994; challenged at trial on the grounds that the test may have consumed the available sample and that no confirmatory typing was subsequently performed.
Blood found on the Bronco floor mat, DNA-typed at the D1S80 locus and yielding alleles 24 and 25; the profile was consistent with O.J. Simpson.
Blood sample collected from the Bronco panel, introduced as People's Exhibit P-50; DNA analysis of the sample returned a result consistent with defendant O.J. Simpson.
Board labeled 'Bronco Exterior' comprising six photographs: the Bronco's location on Rockingham, the blood spot above the driver's door handle with criminalist Fung pointing to it, a close-up of the spot with a numbered placard, the Rockingham gate and address numbers, the rear of the Bronco showing its unusual parking angle, and a view into the cargo area revealing a shovel, plastic sheeting, and a package addressed to 'Orenthal Productions.'
Blood stain on exterior of Simpson's white Ford Bronco driver-side door. A small spot above the driver's door handle, approximately one-quarter inch in size, first observed by Detective Fuhrman on June 13, 1994, pointed out to Detectives Vannatter and Phillips, and confirmed presumptively positive for blood by criminalist Dennis Fung using a phenolphthalein field test; designated LAPD Item 1 and cited as a basis for exigent-circumstance entry to the Rockingham estate.
Blood evidence from Bronco driver door. Multiple translucent reddish brush-mark bloodstain patterns on the driver's door sill, collected as LAPD Items 21 and 22; at trial, witnesses disputed whether the marks were visible with the door closed or only after the door was opened, bearing on who had accessed the Bronco interior prior to the criminalists' arrival.