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Side-view Polaroid of Nicole Brown Simpson taken at West Los Angeles Station on January 1, 1989, showing forehead bruising, a swollen eye, a scratch under the nose, and an open gash into the lip. Edwards described the image as poor quality, noting she was 'actually injured more than that.'
Safe-deposit-box photograph showing Nicole Brown Simpson with her right arm raised, a large bruise on the arm or underarm area, and injuries to the right side of her head and forehead; it was designated criminal People's 11 and civil Plaintiffs' 9 or Photograph No. 9. Darden represented that Denise Brown took it and later described it as taken three to four days after the January 1989 beating; in civil closing argument, Kelly described additional facial, lip, throat, and underarm injuries.
People's 3 / Plaintiffs' Exhibit 3 is a front-view Polaroid of Nicole Brown Simpson taken by Edwards at West L.A. Station on January 1, 1989, showing a swollen, darkened eye and a cut over the lip. It was displayed via ELMO and passed to the jury in the criminal trial; in the civil trial, it was admitted and displayed on a television screen.
Polaroid of Nicole Brown Simpson taken at the West Los Angeles Station front desk on January 1, 1989, showing her in soiled sweatpants with mud on the right pants leg, wearing a partner officer's field jacket.
Civil Exhibit 2194, a photograph of O.J. Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson in Monte Carlo showing Nicole wearing a headband. It was displayed for witness identification and later used to rebut testimony that Nicole routinely wore headbands.
Three Polaroid photographs of Nicole Brown Simpson's injuries taken at West L.A. Station on January 1, 1989. Edwards said he took only three photographs before the film ran out, and defense counsel challenged the failure to obtain additional film.
People’s 10, a Polaroid of Nicole Brown Simpson showing facial injuries, including swelling over her right eye. Denise Brown testified that she took the photograph a couple of days after the referenced 1989 incident; the defense raised authentication and foundation objections during admissibility proceedings.
People’s 9, a Polaroid recovered from Nicole Brown Simpson’s safe-deposit box and described as showing a younger Nicole with facial injuries, including an injury to her left eye. After it was displayed before foundation was established, Judge Ito excluded it and instructed the jury to disregard it; the prosecution later withdrew it.
Exhibit 195, described only as a second photograph, was displayed on screen alongside Exhibit 826 during O.J. Simpson's civil testimony.
Photograph of Juditha Brown with her daughter Nicole Brown Simpson, displayed and marked for identification.
Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson wearing a black dress at Justin's graduation on June 8, displayed and marked for identification.
Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson recovered from a safe deposit box and introduced as Plaintiffs' 8.
Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson shown to Robert Lerner for identification and then removed at counsel's request.
Approximately four to five photographs of Nicole Brown Simpson's injuries, including bruising on her left arm and upper thigh, believed to have been taken by Nicole herself. Described by Ron Shipp from memory as distinct from the People's 9–11 exhibits and not introduced as exhibits at the criminal trial.
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.
- Christmas 1993 Simpson Family Photograph — Photograph taken by Fischman at Christmas 1993 showing O.J. Simpson, Nicole Brown Simpson, Sydney Simpson, and Justin Simpson; discussed in connection with an allegation that housekeeper Alvia Alionzo stole it.
- Nicole Brown Simpson's 1989 Safety-Deposit-Box Injury Photographs — Photographs described in opening statement as depicting a 1989 beating and recovered from Nicole Brown Simpson's safe deposit box after investigators drilled it open.