dv Lally Oct1993 Recording

4 items · 4 audio · 1 with detail pages

This catalog centers on an approximately 30-minute surreptitious recording made by Sergeant Lally during the October 25, 1993 incident at 325 South Gretna Green, containing the voices of Nicole Brown Simpson, O.J. Simpson, Sergeant Lerner, and Officer Cheryl Kent. Counsel disputed whether it had been properly booked into evidence, and Lerner testified that he had not known about the recording. Other entries preserve uncertain references to one or more police tapes and a recording in which Nicole described observed changes in Simpson’s appearance and expressed concern about another incident; its transcript was quoted on redirect to support a claim that she feared him.

Detailed entries (1)

Lally tape — October 25, 1993 domestic incident audio recording

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Approximately 30-minute surreptitious audio recording made by Sergeant Lally during the October 25, 1993 incident at 325 South Gretna Green, containing the voices of Nicole Brown Simpson, O.J. Simpson, Sgt. Lerner, and Officer Cheryl Kent. Counsel disputed whether the recording had been properly booked into evidence, and Lerner testified that he had been unaware of it.

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Additional references (3)

Brief references from transcripts that don't warrant an individual page. Each has a single source or is mentioned only in passing.

October 25, 1993 Police Recording and Referenced Tapes — An apparently police-recorded tape of the October 25, 1993 incident, discussed together with a separate reference to two tapes whose contents were characterized by Baker in a hypothetical. The source does not establish whether the references concern the same recording or multiple evidence objects.
Recorded Conversation Regarding Gelblum's Contact — Recorded conversation involving Rokahr's daughter concerning Gelblum's contact, referenced by Baker as evidence of misconduct.
Surreptitious recording of Nicole Brown Simpson — Surreptitious audio recording in which Nicole Brown Simpson described changes she observed in O.J. Simpson's appearance and expressed her belief that another incident could be the last. Its transcript was quoted during redirect examination to support a claim that she feared Simpson.