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Left-hand brown extra-large Aris Leather Light glove, style 70263, described as found beneath foliage near Ronald Goldman's body at Bundy and identified as People's 77, Exhibit 77, Civil Exhibit 129, Defendants' 2312, and LAPD Item 37. Sources document its collection, courtroom examination, blood sampling, and trace analysis; testimony and argument disputed its position, condition, handling, and shrinkage.
Enlarged photographic exhibits of the Bundy left-hand glove introduced during the civil trial, ranging from close enlargements to a detail showing the glove's label and lining. Used to examine the glove's physical condition and the presence of a white spot, and to compare it against the crime scene photographs.
Photographs of the Bundy left-hand glove taken on June 14, 1994, from multiple angles, including a close-up of the fourth (ring) finger. These images were used to examine an allegedly damaged or torn area on the ring finger and were compared to the physical condition of the glove produced in court.
Cardboard evidence-storage Box 2, admitted as Defendants' 2260, containing the Bronco carpet, a knit cap, and the Bundy and Rockingham gloves individually wrapped in paper and sealed with tape. Testimony discussed this shared storage arrangement as a potential contamination source.
Photograph of the back of the Bundy left-hand glove showing the primary bloodstained area near the wrist, introduced during trace evidence testimony; an annotated version with a circled bloodstain was also marked as a separate exhibit.
People's 445 depicts the back of a coin envelope and bindles for Item No. 112, hair and fiber evidence from the Bundy glove. Photographs labeled Q7A and Q7C were preliminarily identified by the defense as not having been received by Scholberg; label alteration was alleged, and the inventory remained unresolved in the supplied hearing.
Defense 1075 presented side-by-side photographs showing the Bundy glove in different positions, one taken before Dennis Fung arrived and one taken under his direction on June 13. The defense used the comparison to confront Fung about the discrepancy.
Photograph of the Bundy left-hand glove at the crime scene, introduced during Douglas Deedrick's testimony and displayed on the courtroom monitor for identification.
Crime-scene photographs of the Bundy front area, including the cap and left-hand glove under foliage. Detective Lange testified that People's 56-I showed where he first observed the items and that the glove had been moved from its original position.
Original plastic and paper evidence bags for the Bundy glove, bearing Mazzola's notation “102,” Fung's initials, and Item No. 37. Fung identified the packaging in connection with chain of custody.
Two diagrams depicting the alleged shrinkage of the Rockingham and Bundy gloves, introduced in support of the theory that wetting with blood caused the gloves to contract and appear smaller than their original extra-large size.
Yamauchi's June 14 diagram of the Bundy glove, used during Gary Sims's testimony to orient the location of tissue on the glove.
General references to the cap and glove found near Goldman's feet beside a bush or under a plant in the area between the bodies; the criminal-trial testimony discussed the items in the context of poor lighting and visibility.
Board comparing known samples from Kato and Chachi with questioned hairs from the Bundy and Rockingham gloves. It depicted Kato matches for hairs from both gloves and a Chachi match for a hair from the Bundy glove; a hearing record noted that it omitted similar dog hairs reportedly found at Goldman's apartment.
Grand jury testimony in which Dennis Fung spoke in the first person about collecting blood swatches, the Bundy glove, and Bronco stains. Read at trial for impeachment, it prompted Fung to acknowledge that he had not personally performed every glove-related act.
Additional references (2)
Brief references from transcripts that don't warrant an individual page. Each has a single source or is mentioned only in passing.
- Bundy Glove and Envelope Position Reference — Combined reference to the Bundy glove and envelope as having been moved from their original positions; Fung confirmed they occupied different positions but said he had not personally investigated the movement and did not know whether anyone else had.
- Envelope near Bundy glove with bloody imprint — An envelope found near the Bundy glove at the crime scene bearing a bloody fabric imprint; an expert testified the imprint was consistent with denim but could not positively identify the source garment.