Detailed entries (4)
Nicole Brown Simpson's black dress, LAPD Item 86, including bloodstained areas and examined cuttings. Sources describe DNA testing, infrared examination concerning an alleged shoe print, and the recovery of one cat hair from the garment.
Nicole Brown Simpson's underwear, Item 87, was tested in three areas; all acid-phosphatase tests were negative, and semen was not detected. A July 27 examination found no hair or fiber, and no bindle was created.
A photograph of the bindle for Item 164, identified as debris from Nicole Brown Simpson's dress, was introduced as People's 447.
White pants with dark or muddy staining on the right leg, described as worn by Nicole Brown Simpson during the January 1, 1989 incident. Edwards testified that they were photographed but not booked into evidence and that her facial injuries appeared on both sides, with no right-side torso injury.
Additional references (6)
Brief references from transcripts that don't warrant an individual page. Each has a single source or is mentioned only in passing.
- Bag containing Nicole Brown's dress and panties — Bag marked "dress, panties" containing Nicole Brown's clothing.
- Denise Brown's Mismatched Earrings — Denise Brown's mismatched earrings, one stud and one dangling, offered to suggest that Nicole similarly wore unmatched jewelry and to counter a robbery motive; the objection was sustained and the item was excluded.
- Hamper Clothing Attributed to Arnelle — Clothes and panties in a hamper near the washing machine, attributed in the examination to Arnelle rather than Simpson; the witness also stated that Kato generally washed clothes in the house.
- Jacket Resembling a Police Jacket Worn by Nicole — Jacket Nicole was wearing when Cowlings arrived at Rockingham on New Year’s 1989. Cowlings said it looked like a policeman’s jacket and inferred from its appearance that police had already been there.
- Nicole Brown Simpson's dress and panties — Nicole Brown Simpson's dress and panties received from the Coroner's office together in a single bag that was described as lacking case-identifying markings.
- Nicole Brown Simpson's socks — Nicole Brown Simpson's socks were referenced during Dr. Baden's civil-trial testimony. Baden testified that Detective Vannatter did not allow him to touch or photograph them during his examination.