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Videotaped July 27, 1995 home interview of Thano Peratis conducted by Deputy District Attorney Hank Goldberg with investigator Stephen Oppler present. The recording contains a 14-minute interruption between 3:59 and 4:13 p.m. and a resumed syringe demonstration. Portions were admitted for impeachment, while the experiment and extraneous hearsay were excluded; during the admissibility hearing, Peter Neufeld characterized the recording as showing Peratis recanting portions of his prior blood-draw testimony and demonstrating possible difficulty reading syringe calibrations.
Videotape of Thano Peratis's July 7, 1994 preliminary-hearing testimony concerning the amount of blood drawn from O.J. Simpson. The approximately 8–10-minute recording, with one redaction for a sustained objection, was admitted as Defendant's 1283 and played to the jury.
The resumed segment of the July 27 videotape shows Peratis handling a 12-cc syringe or calibrated container described as similar to the one used to draw O.J. Simpson's blood. During cross-examination, Neufeld emphasized that Peratis turned it so the calibration markings were obscured.