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White envelope bearing Karen Crawford's prescription-glasses notation and containing eyeglasses left by Juditha Brown at Mezzaluna for delivery to Nicole Brown Simpson. Found between the victims at the Bundy crime scene and admitted as People's 32, the envelope was described as having a partial shoe impression along its bottom edge; later examinations raised the issue of a missing lens.
Dr. Henry Lee demonstrative posterboard (Defense 1343 in criminal, Civil 1350 in civil) titled 'Evidence found, eyeglasses envelope, envelope at Bundy scene,' containing four photographs showing the envelope in two different positions, one featuring Detective Fuhrman pointing at it. In the civil proceedings the same board was used to show a blood spot present in position 2 that was absent in position 1.
Civil trial photograph (Exhibit 103) of the Mezzaluna glasses envelope in its second position at the time of collection, with evidence card 104 visible; the defense noted parallel line imprints on the upper right corner of the envelope.
Crime scene photograph (Exhibit 109, informal reference) of a blood stain on the prescription-glasses envelope at Bundy, shown to Dr. Lee during civil trial testimony for identification of a specific spot on the envelope.
Civil trial photograph (Exhibit 90) of the Mezzaluna glasses envelope in its first, pre-collection position at the Bundy crime scene, with more debris visible around it; compared against Exhibit 103 to show the envelope had been moved and debris disturbed.
Defense 1047 is a photograph of an envelope purportedly containing glasses, marked for identification as a substitute for the absent physical evidence during Detective Tom Lange's cross-examination.
Defense 1344 is a board entitled 'Evidence found, eyeglasses envelope, envelope at Bundy scene,' introduced and discussed during Dr. Henry Lee's testimony.
Defense 1345 is a board entitled 'Evidence found, eyeglasses envelope, evidence found at Albany Medical Center,' with photographs of the envelope's contents, including eyeglasses with a single lens.
Defense 1346 is a board entitled 'Bloodstain evidence on envelope,' containing six photographs of bloodstain patterns on the back of the eyeglasses envelope. Dr. Henry Lee said an imprint was consistent with a portion of a Bruno Magli sole pattern.
People's 104 is a photograph of an envelope containing glasses that was displayed on the ELMO during Detective Tom Lange's cross-examination.
Preliminary hearing photograph (People's 18) looking northwest showing Ron Goldman's body as found at the Bundy crime scene, with the prescription-glasses envelope also visible in the frame.
Civil trial exhibit (Plaintiffs' 2059) consisting of a copy of a board showing the prescription-glasses envelope at the Bundy crime scene, introduced during Detective Phillips's civil trial walk-through testimony.
Civil trial photograph (Plaintiffs' 38) showing the prescription-glasses envelope at the Bundy crime scene, introduced and authenticated during Officer Terrazas's testimony.
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.
- Brown paper bag (LAPD Item #39 outer packaging) — Brown paper bag serving as outer packaging for the prescription-glasses envelope (LAPD Item No. 39); upon examination, scotch tape on the opening had blood-crust trace material, and the bag's interior contained leaf debris along with hairs, fibers, and blood crust.
- Nicole Brown Simpson's mother's eyeglasses — Eyeglasses identified in testimony as belonging to Nicole Brown Simpson's mother and later connected to the Mezzaluna restaurant.