Detailed entries (94)
Photograph of a parallel-line shoe imprint on the Bundy walkway tile, photographed by Lee himself; inconsistent with Bruno Magli pattern
Board labeled 'Imprint Evidence at Bundy,' including the uncollected piece of paper with blood and imprint patterns
Close-up photographs of blood stain patterns on the envelope, including a partial Bruno Magli sole design imprint and possible finger marks
Soil sample No. 114 collected June 23, 1994, northwest of gate, examined by Lee at Albany Medical Center in February
Blood stains on evidence bag (Item 78) containing Ron Goldman's boots, showing contact smear transfer indicating wet boots were bagged without drying
Bundy drop bindle with wet blood transfer stain, despite Mazzola's testimony that swatches were dry when sealed
FBI test imprints reviewed by Dr. Lee
Evidence bindle containing Nicole Brown's blood with wet transfer
Board showing swatches enlarged proportionally and overlaid against four wet-transfer areas found on the bindle paper at the DOJ
Dr. Lee's personal deposition exhibits introduced during the videotaped examination
Sealed envelope in court clerk's custody, examined by Dr. Henry Lee and court-appointed expert David Sugiyama — apparently containing a knife or knife-related item
Photomicrograph taken by Dr. Lee and MacDonell showing high spots of the weave brushed with blood
Defense exhibit board containing walkway photographs including one labeled 'walkway 6-25-94' taken by Dr. Lee on June 25, 1994
June 25, 1994 photograph of Bundy walkway in which Dr. Lee identified a possible shoeprint imprint
Blow-up of middle photograph labeled 'Walkway 6-25-94' showing parallel line pattern (PLP)
Photograph from Dr. Lee's June 25, 1994 walkway visit showing wavy lines next to Bruno Magli heel print
Previously marked exhibits depicting imprint patterns on the envelope including Bruno Magli shoe imprint, parallel line imprint, and finger-consistent impressions
Board with three photographs of the envelope taken at different points in time: position no. 1 (LAPD photographer), position no. 2 (LAPD photographer), and Dr. Lee's own photograph taken February 18, 1995 at Albany Medical Center
Board depicting the steps of forensic examination from Dr. Lee's own published textbook: recognition, preservation, documentation, collection, identification, comparison, individualization, reconstruction
Exhibit from Baker's examination of Dr. Lee (initially referenced as 1224, corrected by clerk)
Triangular piece of paper found at the Bundy crime scene, between the victims, with possible blood pattern evidence
A letter from Baker's examination of Dr. Lee; Lambert objected on foundation grounds
Large batch of defense exhibits moved into evidence as defense rests; individual contents not identified on the record except Exhibit 2049 noted as a videotape referenced during Dr. Lee's testimony
Photograph of Detective Fuhrman pointing to envelope with piece of paper; body cropped out
Slide chart: five categories of crime scene processing (Recognition, Protection, Documentation, Collection, Preservation)
Board entitled 'Imprint Evidence at Bundy' including diagram of walkway tiles with photographs of shoeprint/imprint evidence
Posterboard titled 'Imprint evidence at Bundy,' 1 of 3, showing photographs of walkway imprints
Photograph of walkway tile imprint definitively labeled as a shoeprint by Dr. Lee
Four photographs of imprints on paper and envelope
Posterboard titled 'Imprint evidence at Bundy,' 3 of 3, showing original crime scene photos and close-ups of paper and envelope
Enlarged photo of piece of paper with parallel line imprints in blood
Enlarged photograph of a triangular piece of paper found at Bundy with a circled impression area
Photograph of piece of paper with blue 'PLP' markings
Piece of paper found at Bundy showing parallel line imprint pattern in blood
Envelope found at Bundy showing parallel line imprint pattern in blood
Envelope with blue 'PLP' markings
Highly enlarged photograph of the envelope's upper right corner showing the parallel-line imprint Dr. Lee discussed
Photo of corner of envelope (approx. 4x9 inches, numbered 104) with parallel line imprints in blood
Board titled 'Imprint evidence at Bundy, imprint evidence on Mr. Goldman's blue jeans' showing imprints 1, 2, 3
Dr. Henry Lee's board comparing imprint photographs, including the jeans
Posterboard with photographs of Ron Goldman's Levi jeans showing bloodstain and imprint patterns, divided into four photos: overview and Imprints 1, 2, and 3
Diagram or photograph related to blood pattern evidence, displayed on Elmo
Series of red-ink-on-paper demonstrations of bloodstain pattern types: low velocity drops, drop size/low velocity, angular deposit, medium velocity patterns (x2), impact/projected pattern, combination imprint-spatter, compression, smear, mirror image, wet transfer, wipe, swipe, stationary contact, dynamic contact
Posterboard titled 'Bloodstain from closed-in area of Bundy' — composite of photographs showing blood spatter on fence poles, gate area, and ground
Individual photographs printed from the board: center overview, close-up of impressions/hole, keys with reddish stains, shoeprint impression
Posterboard titled 'Evidence from closed-in area at Bundy' — composite of Goldman's boot (bloodstain pattern), sole with trace evidence, boot cut, jeans rear view, shirt, and broken buttons
Photograph of mid-portion of envelope showing contact impression pattern with fiber material — consistent with bloody finger imprint without ridge characteristics
Photograph of faint area of envelope showing ridge pattern consistent with bloody fingerprint imprint
Defense chart depicting basic steps in forensic examination (recognition, preservation, documentation, collection, identification, comparison, individualization, reconstruction)
Board entitled 'Bloodstains on evidence bag' — photographs of Item 78 (Ron Goldman's boots), showing wet blood contact smears on outside and inside of paper bag
Large blow-up photograph of the interior of bindle 47, showing transfer stains on swatch packaging
Dr. Lee's personal souvenir ruler used to establish scale of enlargements
Defense-provided photo of envelope area; second/third generation copy that did not show second blood drop
Read-in from prior deposition: plaintiff's counsel asking Dr. Lee whether he was implying LAPD/FBI were incapable
Crime scene photo showing second blood drop, previously not provided to Lee
Crime scene photo with circled second blood drop
Second version of 209 photo
Blood spatter demonstration exhibits created during Lee's in-court demonstration using ink on typing paper, showing low-velocity drops, satellite patterns, angular deposits
Bindle containing reference swatches with wet transfer stains on interior
Blood spatter item referenced in photo from upper left corner of board 1341
Dr. Henry Lee DOJ handout — queried on clean vs. sterile instrument requirement
Envelope containing Judy Brown's glasses — missing one lens by time of Dr. Henry Lee's February 1995 inspection
Triangular piece of paper near envelope with blood-pattern evidence
Walkway photographs from 6-25-94 and blow-ups of parallel line imprint pattern labeled 'PLP SP' by Dr. Lee on tile 10
Photographs showing parallel line imprints on envelope and piece of paper, with bloodstain impressions overlaid
Photograph of the triangular piece of paper found at the crime scene with parallel line imprints
Board depicting imprint evidence on Ron Goldman's blue jeans, including parallel line imprints
Dr. Lee's board depicting bloodstain patterns and order of deposit on the envelope
Three photographs of the envelope found at the Bundy crime scene, including one showing it with Mark Fuhrman pointing at the glove and close-ups showing hair, fiber, and trace evidence
OJ Simpson's will, dated September 30, 1990, found inside an envelope marked 'Only open in front of a lawyer'
Posterboard chart entitled 'Henry Lee Sock Examination' containing photographs of Lee's February 16, 1995 examination
Photograph of envelope just inside the Bundy gate with blood drippings, indicating Goldman was dropped immediately upon entry
Close-up photograph of Bundy walkway tile showing the area Dr. Lee identified as a possible imprint
Photograph of Dr. Henry Lee stretching the socks
Series of photographs showing Dr. Henry Lee manipulating the sock, apparently from his February 16, 1995 examination
Photograph of Dr. Henry Lee manipulating the sock on February 16, 1995
Photograph of Dr. Henry Lee turning a portion of the socks inside out
Photograph of Dr. Lee taking a picture through a stereobinocular microscope on February 16, 1995
Photograph of the Bundy crime scene used to help orient Dr. Lee to the beeper's location relative to fence poles
Document summarizing Dr. Henry Lee's 'four-way linkage theory' (linking scene, victim, suspect, and physical evidence)
Telestrator printout of the eyeglass envelope showing the Greg Matheson stain location circled in yellow
Board of three photographs showing bindle no. 42
Enhanced/enlarged reproductions of Lee's June 25th photograph showing parallel line imprint intersecting a tile
Lee's original June 25th photograph (unenlarged), authenticated by Lee
Board with six photographs illustrating different fabric impression types (gabardine, corduroy, twill, blue jeans, lab towel, front porch surface)
Chart of photographs of Ron Goldman's blue jeans at varying magnification levels, with circled areas of questioned imprint patterns on the right leg
Photograph of jeans showing circular ridge and parallel lines — alleged heel imprint
Test impressions made using an Identicator (inkless fingerprint) kit by LAPD, used to compare against imprint patterns on jeans, envelope, and paper
Posterboard with photographs of the Bundy crime scene envelope (including June 13 photo and natural-size enlargement) and a triangular piece of paper from the scene
Blow-up of a photograph taken by Dr. Henry Lee when he examined the sock for Herbert MacDonell
Exhibit from Lambert's examination of Dr. Lee
Exhibit from Lambert's examination of Dr. Lee
Board titled 'Henry Lee's Sock Examination' — photographs from February 16, 1995 LAPD lab examination
Ankle sock with wet transfer bloodstains on the ankle area, central to defense planted evidence theory
Additional references (62)
Brief references from transcripts that don't warrant an individual page. Each has a single source or is mentioned only in passing.
- A board displaying blood swatches and wet transfer imprints on collection paper — A board displaying blood swatches and wet transfer imprints on collection paper — seven swatches (possibly eight) with only four corresponding wet transfers
- An envelope and jeans referenced by Baden in prior testimony, for which Dr. Lee — An envelope and jeans referenced by Baden in prior testimony, for which Dr. Lee could not identify any imprints with scientific certainty as shoe prints
- B sock — Gary Sims' photomicrographs showing wet transfer from surface 1 to surf — B sock — Gary Sims' photomicrographs showing wet transfer from surface 1 to surface 2 to surface 3
- Bindle of hair and fiber removed from the Bundy hat by Dr. Lee in Albany, sent b — Bindle of hair and fiber removed from the Bundy hat by Dr. Lee in Albany, sent back and received at SID laboratory, subsequently lost
- Bindle of hairs and fibers from the hat found at Rockingham, created by Dr. Lee, — Bindle of hairs and fibers from the hat found at Rockingham, created by Dr. Lee, sent to Albany
- Book 'Blood Will Tell' by Joseph Bosco, written with involvement of Dr. Henry Le — Book 'Blood Will Tell' by Joseph Bosco, written with involvement of Dr. Henry Lee
- Bruno Magli shoe sole pattern — Lee identifies imprint on back of envelope consi — Bruno Magli shoe sole pattern — Lee identifies imprint on back of envelope consistent with 'a portion of the sole pattern of a Bruno Magli'
- Bundy crime scene — Dr. Lee testified he was limited to 20-minute inspection
- Crime scene photographs / contact sheets — Dr. Lee testified Shapiro told him th — Crime scene photographs / contact sheets — Dr. Lee testified Shapiro told him the photos provided were second or third generation
- Crime scene visit notes (June 25-26) by Dr. Lee, Dr. Baden, and Dr. Wolf — possi — Crime scene visit notes (June 25-26) by Dr. Lee, Dr. Baden, and Dr. Wolf — possible additional shoeprints, cigarette butts, foyer items
- Criminal trial transcript of Dr. Henry Lee, August 28, 1995, page 43142 — testim — Criminal trial transcript of Dr. Henry Lee, August 28, 1995, page 43142 — testimony about wet/dry threshold
- Dr. De Forest, Dr. Gaensslen, and Dr. Lee forensic science textbook 'An Introduc — Dr. De Forest, Dr. Gaensslen, and Dr. Lee forensic science textbook 'An Introduction to Criminalistics,' pages 415-416
- Dr. Henry Lee report relating to the envelope/object
- Dr. Henry Lee's forensic science textbook — referenced for air drying guidance
- Dr. Henry Lee's materials written for the FBI/Department of Justice on DNA techn — Dr. Henry Lee's materials written for the FBI/Department of Justice on DNA technology and evidence collection
- Dr. Henry Lee's notes from April 2, 1995 examination
- Dr. Henry Lee's notes regarding examination of the sock
- Dr. Henry Lee's report on examination of the contents of the sealed envelope (Ro — Dr. Henry Lee's report on examination of the contents of the sealed envelope (Ross Cutlery knife-related evidence)
- Dr. Henry Lee's trial testimony regarding ability to reconstruct the struggle bl — Dr. Henry Lee's trial testimony regarding ability to reconstruct the struggle blow by blow
- Dr. Lee's home laboratory examination notes, March 9, 1995 — bindle 47, Ron Gold — Dr. Lee's home laboratory examination notes, March 9, 1995 — bindle 47, Ron Goldman's boots (item 78)
- Dr. Lee's notes/diagram from February and April examinations of the socks
- Dr. Lee's prior testimony about additional shoe prints at the scene
- Envelope and paper with parallel line imprints
- Envelope marked 'Nicole Simpson Prescription Glasses' from Mezzaluna bar manager — Envelope marked 'Nicole Simpson Prescription Glasses' from Mezzaluna bar manager Karen Crawford
- Envelope with parallel line imprint — possibly fabric, possibly shoe
- Exhibit 1350 — a large board titled 'Steps in Forensic Examination'
- Eyeglass envelope with possible imprint/impression on its surface
- FBI guidelines for collection of DNA evidence, co-authored by Dr. Henry Lee.
- FBI Guidelines for the Collection and Preservation of DNA Evidence (co-authored — FBI Guidelines for the Collection and Preservation of DNA Evidence (co-authored by Dr. Henry Lee)
- FBI/Henry Lee 'Guidelines for the Collection and Preservation of DNA Evidence'
- Handwritten notes from Dr. Henry Lee dated April 2, 1995, concerning observation — Handwritten notes from Dr. Henry Lee dated April 2, 1995, concerning observations of the socks and Bruno Magli shoes
- Henry Lee et al., 'Genetic markers in human bone: I, DNA analysis' (including Ce — Henry Lee et al., 'Genetic markers in human bone: I, DNA analysis' (including Cellmark authors Herrin and Garner)
- Henry Lee report — described as the one existing written report from a defense e — Henry Lee report — described as the one existing written report from a defense expert
- Henry Lee's pamphlet 'Collection of DNA Evidence' — co-authored by Lee, contradi — Henry Lee's pamphlet 'Collection of DNA Evidence' — co-authored by Lee, contradicting LAPD's use of plastic bags for wet swatches
- Identicator kit and large-format test impression paper
- June 13th crime scene photographs (H, I, J, K) and June 25th photographs by Dr. — June 13th crime scene photographs (H, I, J, K) and June 25th photographs by Dr. Lee (labeled F on chart)
- Knife in envelope — Dr. Lee's August 19 examination report
- Letters from Petrocelli/Medvene to Baker requesting advance designation of Dr. L — Letters from Petrocelli/Medvene to Baker requesting advance designation of Dr. Lee's deposition
- Notes of Dr. Lee provided under August 8, 1995 cover letter
- OJ Simpson's Bronco — Dr. Lee never personally inspected it, only worked from ph — OJ Simpson's Bronco — Dr. Lee never personally inspected it, only worked from photographs
- One additional unidentified shoe print on the Bundy walkway, referenced per Dr. — One additional unidentified shoe print on the Bundy walkway, referenced per Dr. Lee's testimony
- Parallel line imprint on the 10th tile of the Bundy walkway, photographed by Dr. — Parallel line imprint on the 10th tile of the Bundy walkway, photographed by Dr. Henry Lee on June 25th
- Peter DeForest notes regarding wet transfer stain of Nicole Brown Simpson's bloo — Peter DeForest notes regarding wet transfer stain of Nicole Brown Simpson's blood on sock
- Photograph of one red ball on sock side 3 — taken by Dr. Lee, not MacDonell; the — Photograph of one red ball on sock side 3 — taken by Dr. Lee, not MacDonell; the only magnified photo shown to jury
- Photograph taken by Dr. Lee showing the outer stain on the sock
- Photographs from all Defense examinations (Defense pp. 1099–1226) — bindles, boo — Photographs from all Defense examinations (Defense pp. 1099–1226) — bindles, boots, eyeglass envelope, imprints
- Photographs taken April 2, 1995 (directed by Dr. Lee), the date MacDonell first — Photographs taken April 2, 1995 (directed by Dr. Lee), the date MacDonell first examined the socks
- Photographs taken by Dr. Lee on June 25th showing parallel-line-design shoeprint — Photographs taken by Dr. Lee on June 25th showing parallel-line-design shoeprints on the second platform of the walkway
- Photographs taken during Dr. Henry Lee's February 16, 1995 examination of the so — Photographs taken during Dr. Henry Lee's February 16, 1995 examination of the socks
- Piece of paper found at Bundy walkway with bloody imprint — never collected into — Piece of paper found at Bundy walkway with bloody imprint — never collected into evidence
- Professor MacDonnell's CV and July 11 report describing wet transfer staining on — Professor MacDonnell's CV and July 11 report describing wet transfer staining on sock interior
- Ron Goldman's left boot, specifically a blood mark on the sole that Lange called — Ron Goldman's left boot, specifically a blood mark on the sole that Lange called a 'cast-off' drop and a slice noted by Henry Lee
- Ronald Goldman's stomach contents — examined by Baden, Dr. Wolf, and Dr. Lee at — Ronald Goldman's stomach contents — examined by Baden, Dr. Wolf, and Dr. Lee at Albany Medical Center; contained kale, tomato, celery, raisins, green pepper
- Sealed envelope displayed by Cochran during opening statement, reportedly contai — Sealed envelope displayed by Cochran during opening statement, reportedly containing an unspecified knife or knife-related object; examined by Dr. Henry Lee
- Sealed envelope marked 'only open in the presence of an attorney,' containing Ni — Sealed envelope marked 'only open in the presence of an attorney,' containing Nicole Brown Simpson's will
- Swatch drying/blood transfer experiment by Dr. Lee
- Swatches from Bundy trail examined by Dr. Henry Lee during a Defense lab visit
- Three forensic science books by Dr. Henry Lee at Bailey's table: 'Physical Evide — Three forensic science books by Dr. Henry Lee at Bailey's table: 'Physical Evidence in Criminal Investigation,' 'Physical Evidence and Connecticut State Police,' 'Physical Evidence and Forensic Science'
- Videotaped deposition of Dr. Henry Lee
- Videotaped deposition of Dr. Henry Lee (383 pages), taken September 1996
- Written offer by Simpson for Michael Baden and Henry Lee to assist in investigat — Written offer by Simpson for Michael Baden and Henry Lee to assist in investigation
- Yamauchi's observation notes on Dr. Henry Lee's evidence handling, with 'Same gl — Yamauchi's observation notes on Dr. Henry Lee's evidence handling, with 'Same gloves' notations