LAPD Item 47 — First Bundy Walkway Blood Drop and Swatches
LAPD Item 47, the first Bundy walkway blood drop and the drop described as closest to the bodies, collected on June 13, 1994 and represented by swatch material. Records discuss its custody, packaging, defense transfers, degradation considerations, and testing; reported PCR results were described as consistent with Simpson and excluding both victims, while cross-examination and closing argument disputed the relationship between a slot-blot result detecting no human DNA and reported profile frequencies.
Exhibit labels
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LAPD crime-scene record
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Source proceedings (13)
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Criminal trial (9)
- Day 18 Motion: EDTA evidence testing
- Day 64 Motion: exhibit objections
- Day 72 Direct examination of Dr. Robin Cotton (morning, part 1) witness: DR. COTTON
- Day 72 Direct examination of Dr. Robin Cotton (morning, part 4) witness: DR. COTTON
- Day 73 Cross-examination of Dr. Robin Cotton (part 2) witness: DR. COTTON
- Day 76 Direct examination of Gary Sims (afternoon, part 1) witness: MR. SIMS
- Day 76 Direct examination of Gary Sims (morning, part 1) witness: MR. SIMS
- Day 81 Direct examination of Collin Yamauchi (part 5) witness: MR. YAMAUCHI
- Day 142 Direct examination of Dr. Henry Lee (part 1) witness: DR. LEE