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Audiotape of the 911 call received at 3:58 AM on January 1, 1989, from 360 North Rockingham, played in criminal and civil proceedings. Sources describe audible screaming; an admissibility record referred to alleged sounds of a physical altercation, while the defense argued that no utterances were attributable to Nicole Brown Simpson.
Audio recording of Nicole Brown Simpson’s October 25, 1993 911 call from her Gretna Green home, described as approximately 14–15 minutes long and played in criminal and civil proceedings. The sources record Nicole’s statements on the call; in closing argument, counsel characterized Simpson as audible in the background.
Transcript of the January 1, 1989 New Year's Day incident recording and 911 call, introduced and read by the judge in the criminal proceedings.
Transcript of the October 25, 1993 911 call made by Nicole Brown Simpson, introduced during Simpson's deposition and used to question him line-by-line about Nicole's account of his behavior that night.
911 tapes described in the proceedings as having been released or distributed to journalists before trial. A motion argument cited their reported effect on public-opinion polling, while an article characterized their distribution as an earlier instance of an LAPD leak.