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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.
LAPD Item 20 was cataloged as blood evidence from the Bronco passenger door, and photographs depicted two specks on the passenger-door exterior. During cross-examination, counsel raised the absence of confirmatory testing, and Mazzola said she did not know whether the specks had ever been confirmed as human blood.
Analyzed-evidence report concerning blood detection on the Bronco exterior and a test conducted July 6. It was introduced during Fung's cross-examination in questioning about report-writing timing.
During the prosecution's opening statement, P-50 was described as blood from a Bronco panel that matched the defendant.
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.'
LAPD Item 1 was a small blood spot near the driver-side door handle on the exterior of the white Ford Bronco. Fung confirmed a presumptively positive phenolphthalein field test, and testimony and motion argument cited the spot as an asserted basis for entry at Rockingham.
LAPD Items 21 and 22 were cataloged as blood evidence from the Bronco driver door. Testimony and argument described several reddish or brush-like marks at the driver's door sill, while counsel disputed whether the marks could be seen with the door closed and what their visibility implied about access to the vehicle.
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Brief references from transcripts that don't warrant an individual page. Each has a single source or is mentioned only in passing.
- Bronco Examined by Larry Ragle — The physical Bronco, last examined by Larry Ragle on March 14, 1995; testimony noted that a door had been removed before he examined that side.