Detailed entries (61)
LAPD vehicle impound-and-inventory form for O.J. Simpson's Ford Bronco, prepared by Officer Guzman on June 13, 1994, and designated criminal People's 234 and civil Exhibit 271. The sources describe the form as pre-filled by LAPD before tow driver Bernie Douroux arrived, with Douroux adding his signature and fee information; Cochran highlighted blank locked-status fields and LAPD's completion of the inventory.
Detective Thomas Lange's handwritten June 13, 1994 crime-scene notes from Bundy, identified as Defendants' Exhibit 2107 and described as clipboard originals transferred to homicide notebooks; page 0547 records a coroner-notification time of 7:35 a.m.
Continuous murder follow-up report prepared by Detectives Lange and Vannatter, cataloged as Defense or Defendant's 1021 and as Deposition Exhibit 1061. It includes passages attributing identifying and domestic-violence information to Phillips—an attribution Phillips denied—and recording Arnelle Simpson's statement that her father was in Chicago. Vannatter described the report as a general overview, while Shapiro challenged omissions and an asserted inconsistency.
Handwritten record of Kato Kaelin's June 13, 1994 interview at the West Los Angeles station, identified as Exhibit 2198 and variously described as Tippin's notes or report and Kaelin's statement to Carr and Tippin. It comprised seven pages in Tippin's hand plus an anomalous first page in unknown handwriting that Tippin removed during testimony; its accuracy and sequence were challenged, and Kaelin said he had never seen the document.
Officer Robert Riske's contemporaneous notes from the morning of June 13, identified as Exhibit 833, including his observation of blood on the back gate.
Robert Heidstra's two-page written statement to Detectives Payne and Parker, taken approximately June 21, 1994 and marked as Defense 1241. Counsel used the statement and specific passages to compare Heidstra's testimony with its contents and asserted omissions; its admissibility was later contested and remained pending transcript review.
Vehicle investigation and impound form for the white two-door Ford Bronco, partially completed by John Meraz and completed by Officer Haro and others at Viertel's. The form recorded a hold but did not have the prints or special-care box checked.
Defense 1023, a three-page set of Mark Fuhrman's crime-scene notes or report, including references to a menu and a note on an upstairs coffee table. Detective Ronald Phillips reviewed it during testimony, and its admissibility was later taken under submission.
LAPD Continuation Sheet Form 15.09 documenting Officer Vasquez's early-morning conversation with Sydney and Justin Simpson, including an overheard statement attributed to Sydney concerning a telephone call. Objections were sustained when its substance and admissibility were disputed.
Written record of Brian “Kato” Kaelin's police interview at 6:00 a.m. on June 13, 1994, including a partial handwritten form that appeared to be in Detective Vannatter's handwriting. Detective Phillips did not recognize the handwriting or have his recollection refreshed by it; Cochran's opening statement cited the record as saying Simpson described the Chicago trip as being for Hertz Corporation.
Three pages of Mark Fuhrman's handwritten rough field notes concerning 875 South Bundy from the early morning of June 13, 1994, comprising 17 items and appearing at murder-book pages 00198–00200; introduced as preliminary Defense Exhibit E and later as People's 104.
Two-page LAPD SID latent-print homicide investigation report documenting the location and recovery of all 17 latent-print lifts from Bundy, identified as exhibit 1303 in the civil trial and Defense 1322 in the criminal trial.
Typewritten record of Detective Ron Phillips's January 1995 interview of Officer Daniel Gonzalez, also described as Gonzalez's undated interview statement.
Detective Ron Phillips's report memorializing Officer Richard Aston's January 1995 statement about events at Rockingham, used to question Aston's account that all six officers went to the Bronco together.
Officer Robert Riske's two-page statement or crime-scene report, written at approximately 5:15 a.m. on June 13, 1994. Johnnie Cochran questioned Riske about asserted omissions, and a later admissibility ruling admitted only the portion used as a prior inconsistent statement while excluding the remainder as hearsay.
Lange's supplemental murder follow-up report dated June 17, 1994, compiled from information supplied by Vannatter, Phillips, Fuhrman, laboratory personnel, and others; a copy was introduced as Plaintiffs' 2111 after earlier reference without an exhibit number.
People's 495, Detective Kilcoyne's report of Ellen Aaronson's initial June 15, 1994 statement, recording that she reported passing the crime scene at 11:00 p.m. and that Jennifer Yow returned around 11:25–11:30 p.m.; examination also addressed the statement's date, its timing account, and its omission of a couple walking a dog.
People's 2, the computer-generated dispatch or incident-format log for the January 1, 1989 call. It contains dispatcher Sharon Gilbert's contemporaneous entry that a female was being beaten and could be heard over the telephone; cross-examination characterized that entry as Gilbert's interpretation, and civil closing argument described the call as upgraded to high priority.
Written record of Detective Vannatter's September 15 interview with Tia Gavin, characterized during examination as both Vannatter's report and Gavin's prior witness statement and marked Defense 1004 for identification.
Detective Edwards's five-page handwritten supplemental report concerning the 1989 incident, prepared approximately six weeks later at the City Attorney's request and admitted as Plaintiffs' 2192. It includes the cited page-three paragraphs and a reference to Nicole's statement about prior police calls.
Detective Ron Phillips's report of his April 7, 1995 interview of Officer Don Thompson, used to refresh recollection concerning the disposal of coffee cups.
Defense 1019-A, a transcript of the audiotaped June 13, 6:49 a.m. call between Detective Phillips and Deputy Coroner Paul Willis. Johnnie Cochran read the conversation during opening statement to argue that notification had been delayed and procedure had not been followed.
Four-page handwritten notes attributed to Detective Fuhrman and transferred to Detectives Vannatter and Lange; Fuhrman confirmed that the notes he handed off included information about a burglary radio call.
Defense 1120 is a DA investigators' report documenting the November 22, 1994 meeting with Andrea Mazzola and Kestler, including a notation that the meeting was surreptitiously recorded. It was shown to Mazzola about a reported statement that she had never handled O.J. Simpson's blood sample; she acknowledged what the paper said but stated that it did not refresh her recollection.
Five-page homicide worksheet listing individuals whose known fingerprints were compared with unidentified latent prints; the sources variously report 61 and 58 individuals.
Investigative records prepared by Stephen Oppler concerning the Peratis taping. People's 617 was identified as a July 31 report documenting who attended and the tape numbers assigned by the sound and photo labs; the defense also requested a report or notes connected with the July 27 taping that had not yet been produced at the stand.
Collectively marked police reports of Kato Kaelin's statements to detectives on June 13 and June 17, 1994, comprising discovery pages 347, 348, 349, and 707 and including corrections requested by Kaelin.
Detective Ron Phillips's June 13, 1994 written statement, numbered 00829, documenting his telephone notification to O.J. Simpson of Nicole Brown Simpson's death and recording Simpson's response.
Print-shed impound form with the “Prints, Evidence, Give Special Care” box checked and “RHD” noted.
Viertel's impound form shows that the “Give Special Care” box was no longer checked when the Bronco arrived at the tow yard.
Detective notes from the July 7, 1994 interview of Tallarino by Detectives Ball and Ramirez. They were marked for identification and used to refresh recollection but were not received into evidence.
LAPD Form 314 follow-up investigation report, dated June 28 and signed by Gregory Matheson, documenting a change from item number 18 to 17 on Yamauchi's analyzed-evidence report.
Officer Gonzalez's handwritten notes list addresses he visited on June 13, 1994, with entries concerning times when dogs were reportedly heard barking.
Mark Fuhrman's handwritten crime scene notes
Two-page fingerprint report identified as Defense 1029/1323; the source notes a possible duplicate exhibit and that comparison remained pending.
Two-page Homicide Work Sheet from Lange's murder book containing a partial list of police personnel whose prints were compared with lifts from Bundy; marked for identification.
Multi-page report used to impeach Detective Lange regarding timely examination of bodies
Summary document covering the 17 prints, their locations, and their identification status.
Record of Fischman's interview with Detective Payne on June 24, 1994
Statement form from Cora Fischman's September 14-15, 1994 interview with Detective Vannatter
Dennis Fung's written statement about his June 13, 1994 phone conversation with O.J. Simpson; Fung confirmed the accuracy of its statement that Simpson did not ask for details about Nicole's death.
Analyzed-evidence report documenting a search for blood in a black Bentley and a negative result.
The report documented Pilnak's statement that she heard dogs barking at approximately 11:30 p.m. on June 12. It was introduced to impeach her trial testimony placing the barking at 10:33 p.m.
One-page statement made by Robert Heidstra to Patricia Baret, with address and phone number redacted, containing prior accounts of his observations the night of June 12th
Daily Field Activities Report for Officer Thompson dated June 13, 1994, with portions darkened or redacted.
Typewritten transcript of Brian Kaelin's June 13, 1994 interview with Officers Tippin and Carr at the West Los Angeles Police Station, marked as Plaintiffs' 2201.
Tippin's handwritten chronological log from the criminal investigation, including an entry about a July 7 phone contact with Sergeant Merrin that noted a 10:30 p.m. call about a double homicide and EOW at 10:45 p.m.
Three vehicle impound reports for the 1994 Ford Bronco, plate 3CWZ788, from murder book pages 00108, 00110, and 00111, concerning impounds at 7:30 AM and 3:30 PM on June 13. Mark Fuhrman said he had not seen the reports but recognized Officer Thompson's name on the 1530 report.
Detective Crotsly's October 5, 1994 LAPD report summarizing Stephen Valerie's telephone interview, described during redirect as approximately 40 words derived from a 35-to-40-minute interview. It was discussed concerning Valerie's descriptions of footwear.
Officers Haro and Harper's July 7, 1994 report of Louis Karpf's interview, appearing on Murder Book page 908 and recording Eva Stein's account of barking dogs and Karpf's approximate 10:50–11:00 p.m. arrival.
Officer Crotsley's January 25, 1995 police interview report documenting Charles Cale's account, including his observations concerning the Bronco. Counsel disputed whether the copy used during cross-examination was complete.
Allan Park's two June 15, 1994 police interviews with Officers Tippin and Carr, comprising a 9:40 a.m. interview and a telephone reinterview. The statements were referenced to establish Park's prior accounts and refresh his memory, including his report that he did not recall seeing a car parked in front of the residence while near the Rockingham gate.
Handwritten notes jointly attributed to Officers Carr and Tippin from their initial interview of Kato Kaelin; Kaelin testified that he had not seen, reviewed, or approved the notes.
Christian Reichardt's June 23, 1994 LAPD interview statement, referenced concerning OJ's emotional state, his relationship with Nicole, the duration of a call, and whether he asked about Nicole; the statement did not record the asserted 15-minute duration.
Investigator Dana Thompson's report of his June 21, 1995 interview with Gretchen Stockdale, attached to the prosecution's moving papers. Judge Ito cited it as hearsay evidence that Pavelic held the “only copy”; Stockdale later disputed the accuracy of that phrase.
Detective Kilcoyne's handwritten LAPD summary of a June 16, 1994 telephonic interview with Stephen Valerie. It was characterized during redirect examination as a summary rather than a verbatim transcript and was used during cross-examination to challenge Valerie's testimony about a garment bag, sweating, and his ability to read Simpson's document.
Detective leFall's November 22, 1994 telephonic-interview statement concerning crime-scene photographer Rolf Rokahr's account. Johnnie Cochran attempted to show the report during Ron Phillips's cross-examination, and Christopher Darden later used its second page to challenge Rokahr's earlier arrival-time claim.
Detective Tom Lange's chronological homicide record, including entries concerning his June 13 return to Rockingham, evidence on June 14, and a June 14 meeting with Matheson, “Wong,” and Yamauchi. The record was examined during challenges to the wording of its entries and the identity of “Wong.”
Jack McKay's June 14, 1995 written statement to a defense investigator or attorney, reviewed by McKay before his testimony. Cross-examination addressed the statement's omission of a reported limp, while page two recorded that Simpson had no physical complaints on June 8, 1994.
An LAPD Internal Affairs investigation report, witness statements, and related IAD documents concerning press leaks of DNA test results. The materials had not yet been produced, and any in-camera review remained contingent on a finding of materiality; a later ruling was deferred pending a defense declaration.
LAPD officer statement form prepared by Tippin and Carr, page 100369, summarizing Pablo Fenjves's June 13, 1994 morning interview. Its account that Fenjves went onto the rear porch and saw a green Jeep being dusted for fingerprints was disputed by Fenjves, who attributed it to officer error conflating two visits.
Additional references (95)
Brief references from transcripts that don't warrant an individual page. Each has a single source or is mentioned only in passing.
- Bethy Vaquerano Statement — Statement of Bethy Vaquerano dated December 8 and disclosed in a discovery packet.
- Blasini CII Rap Sheet — CII rap sheet for witness Blasini showing a January 1974 burglary arrest with no disposition and a March 1974 arrest resulting in a disturbing-the-peace misdemeanor plea and three months of summary probation; the court sustained an objection to its impeachment use as stale and not involving moral turpitude.
- Boztepe written statement to police — Boztepe's prior written statement to police referenced a neighbor's account of dogs barking at 10:30 p.m.
- Bronco impound reports produced during Lange testimony — Bronco impound reports produced by Detective Tom Lange from his notes; a hearsay objection was sustained and the tow time was not established.
- Candace Garvey statement to Detectives Vannatter and Lange, September 6, 1994 — Garvey's September 6, 1994 statement to Detectives Vannatter and Lange, given with Marcia Clark present.
- Christopher Commission Officer List — Christopher Commission list of 40 LAPD officers flagged for problematic conduct, which Simpson claimed included Detective Edwards.
- Christopher Commission Report — The Christopher Commission report, referenced during a civil opening statement in connection with Officer Farrell's conduct at a 1989 incident scene.
- City Attorney Opinion on Dr. Golden Firearm Incident — City Attorney opinion concluding that prosecution of Dr. Golden for the firearm incident was not warranted, described as having been rendered without interviewing Golden.
- Clue sheet concerning a Channel 4 News call to Officer Merrin — Clue sheet used by the defense to refresh recollection, containing an entry about a Channel 4 News caller asking Officer Merrin about a double homicide on the west side.
- Commander Bushey Testimony on the Rockingham Assignment — Commander Bushey testified that he ordered detectives to go to Rockingham for notification purposes. The prosecution cited the testimony as independent objective justification, while the defense argued it was not newly discovered and had not been referenced by Vannatter or Fuhrman at the original hearing.
- Cowlings’ June 17 Police Statement — Cowlings’ statement to police after returning to Rockingham on June 17, 1994. It was referenced during his deposition, after which counsel instructed him not to answer on privilege grounds.
- DA investigator Thompson's January 1, 1995 interview report of Mark Day — Senior Investigator Thompson's report for the district attorney's office documenting an interview of Mark Day dated January 1, 1995.
- Daily Field Activity Reports (DFARs) — Non-computerized patrol-officer logs distinct from formal crime reports.
- Darryl Gates memo on criminalists' authority over evidence gathering — Memo by former LAPD Chief Darryl Gates regarding criminalists' authority over evidence gathering at scenes.
- Defense Witness Statements from July and August — Defense witness statements dated July and August of the prior year, described in the prosecution's misconduct motion as having been disclosed on the eve of or during Cochran's opening statement.
- Dennis Fung's July 6 statement to Detective Mulldorfer about visiting the Bronco — Dennis Fung told Detective Mulldorfer that he visited the Bronco on July 6 only to refresh his memory for court and did not remove anything.
- Detective Edwards' follow-up report from the January 1, 1989 incident
- Detective Farrell supplemental report dated February 8, 1989 — Detective Farrell's supplemental report, dated February 8, 1989, documenting Simpson's January 5 phone call and apology.
- Detective Kilcoyne's June report (separate from disputed materials)
- Detective Lange's crime scene measurements
- Detective Mulldorfer's Police Commission investigation of the Bronco's chain of custody — Detective Mulldorfer's Police Commission investigation concerned the Bronco's chain of custody at Viertel's garage.
- Detective Payne investigative-clue database — Computer database of investigative clues managed by Detective Payne. On recross-examination it was discussed as including potentially exculpatory leads, and Lange agreed to produce a printout.
- Detective Phillips audio tape of call to Coroner — 'We're sort of breaking the r — Detective Phillips audio tape of call to Coroner — 'We're sort of breaking the rules here'
- Detective's prior reports on Rockingham entry procedures
- Draft investigator report of Alwyn Martin interview (January 23) — Investigator's report of an interview with Alwyn Martin dated January 23 and described as a draft and incomplete.
- Ed McCabe Statement — Statement of Ed McCabe dated January 17, disclosed in a partially redacted packet.
- Edwards Testimony About West Los Angeles Station Conversation — On redirect examination, Detective Edwards was asked about a conversation with Nicole Brown at the West Los Angeles Station concerning why an argument occurred; the answer was cut off.
- Edwards' written report from January 1, 1989
- Ellen Aaronson's July 8 Statement to Detective Kilcoyne — Statement Ellen Aaronson gave to Detective Kilcoyne on July 8; she confirmed that it contained no mention of a couple walking a dog.
- Ellen Aaronson's Later Police Statement — Ellen Aaronson's later police statement, given after she confirmed her times and confirmed by her as accurate.
- Farrell investigative reports from January 1989 — Farrell's investigative reports from January 1989, including accounts of telephone conversations with O.J. Simpson.
- Farrell's report of his January 4, 1989 contact with Nicole Brown Simpson — Farrell's police report documenting his January 4, 1989 contact with Nicole Brown Simpson.
- Form 314 — Official Report Correction Form — Official form used to document corrections of clerical errors in reports, such as an incorrect date.
- Fuhrman police report discussed in connection with Purdy's preliminary-hearing testimony — Police report authored by Mark Fuhrman, discussed as having been used to confront Purdy about allegedly inconsistent preliminary-hearing testimony.
- Gladden's written statement to the defense — Gladden gave the written statement to the defense, and LAPD Detective Richard Crotsly read it back to him on October 7, 1994. It was referenced during cross-examination concerning whether Gladden had observed the back of Simpson's left hand.
- Guzman vehicle inspection and condition report — Vehicle inspection and condition report filled out by Officer Angelica Guzman during training; her testimony was challenged concerning assumptions rather than visual confirmations.
- Incident report written by partner Officer Milewski
- Investigator's report — statement taken from Bushey by DA senior investigator Da — Investigator's report — statement taken from Bushey by DA senior investigator Dana Thompson on September 11, 1995
- July 11, 1995 LAPD phone-interview report of Candace Garvey — July 11, 1995 LAPD phone-interview report recording Candace Garvey's account of a statement attributed to Reichardt: 'they got what they deserved.'
- June 15, 1994 police interview of Park (Carr and Tippin)
- Kaelin police statement, murder book page 348 — Kaelin's police statement taken by Detectives Tippin and Carr, describing the McDonald's location as “either Wilshire Boulevard or Santa Monica Boulevard” across from Carl's Jr.
- LAPD homicide follow-up report on observations of the Bronco — LAPD homicide follow-up report written by Lange and a partner, describing observations of the Bronco, including blood near the driver's door handle.
- LAPD Vehicle Investigation Form — LAPD vehicle-investigation form shown to Gregory Matheson, who recognized its title but testified that he had never used one.
- LAPD written/in-person statement from Dr. Reichardt taken after June 13, 1994
- Larry and Craig Fiato Testimony Regarding Vannatter — Larry Fiato and Craig Fiato testified that Vannatter said Simpson was a suspect from the beginning; the testimony was cited as newly discovered evidence supporting a request to reopen the suppression motion.
- Mazzola's Field Notes — Bundy Departure Time — Mazzola's field notes purportedly showing her departure time from Bundy. During cross-examination, the entry was challenged as not contemporaneously made on June 13.
- Menzione interview/statement notes (referenced by Clark)
- Merrin's July 7, 1994 statement to Detective Tippin about the phone call — Statement Merrin gave to Detective Tippin on July 7, 1994 regarding the phone call.
- Mulldorfer's investigation report noting two visits to the Bronco with Bob Jones — Mulldorfer's investigation report noting two visits to the Bronco with Bob Jones, second visit dated July 18, 1994
- Murder book page 0641 — notes concerning Rossi's call to Westec — Murder book page 0641 contained handwritten notes about Sergeant Rossi's call to Westec Security. The page was used unsuccessfully to refresh Detective Vannatter's recollection.
- October 1994 interview notes from law enforcement conversation with Steve Valeri — October 1994 interview notes from law enforcement conversation with Steve Valerie regarding his observations of OJ Simpson on the Chicago-bound flight
- Officer Terrazas's written statement signed at 4:20 AM on June 13, 1994
- One-page statement dated June 17, 1994, shown to Steven Schwab — One-page statement of uncertain origin and basis bearing the date June 17, 1994. Schwab noted a date discrepancy and the misspelling of “Bundy” as “Dundy.”
- Original police report from the January 1, 1989 incident — Original police report from the New Year's Day 1989 incident, reviewed with Nicole at the station on January 4.
- Partridge's October 6, 1994 LAPD statement form — LAPD statement form dated October 6, 1994, memorializing Partridge's interview with Detective Croxley. It includes a passage stating that Simpson wrapped a restroom paper towel around his finger because blood was leaking out.
- Pavelic August 18 Rosa Lopez Report — Pavelic's August 18 report concerning Rosa Lopez, containing the wording “myself and Mr. McNally” and used to argue that Pavelic documented other persons present during interviews.
- Pavelic Defense Investigative Reports — Defense investigative reports using Pavelic's first-person wording, which Clark argued indicated solo interviews and implicated Pavelic's stated tape-recording practice.
- Pavelic interview notes concerning police vehicles on Bundy — Notes from Pavelic's interviews of Ernesto Rivas and Scott Matsuda regarding police-vehicle positions on Bundy on June 13, 1994.
- Phillips investigative report on the Chicago notification call — Phillips's investigative report, including notes on OJ Simpson's reaction to the notification call in Chicago.
- Plumbing at Rockingham (bathroom and washing machine drain) dismantled and searc — Plumbing at Rockingham (bathroom and washing machine drain) dismantled and searched for blood
- Police interview report, page 368, documenting Tanner's interview on June 13th
- Police officer's “little blue menu card” from Storfer interview — A police officer's “little blue menu card” bearing notes from an interview of Mark Storfer on the night of June 13, 1994.
- Police report by Officers Ball and Ramirez documenting Tallarino's observations — Police report by Officers Ball and Ramirez documenting Tallarino's observations from June 12, 1994
- Police report concerning an approximately 1974 domestic incident — The report concerned an approximately 1974 domestic incident in which an officer recalled removing Marguerite and her children after she said she had been hit. The prosecution received the report on January 9, 1995.
- Police report page 1371 — November 9, 1994 Lange and Vannatter interview — Page 1371 concerned a November 9, 1994 interview by Lange and Vannatter. It was shown to Eva Stein but did not refresh her recollection of the exact words used regarding her bedtime.
- Police report related to an unnamed incident Bailey had reservations about
- Police report summarizing Kilduff's Chicago interview — The police report summarized Kilduff's interview with Hodgman and officers in Chicago. Kilduff testified that it accurately summarized his account.
- Police reports indicating two dimes and two pennies on driveway near Jeep
- Prosecution Subpoena Served on Charles Cale — Subpoena served on Charles Cale by the prosecution and discussed to challenge his claim that he did not know he would testify.
- Radio call log reporting a burglary suspect at 874 S. Bundy Drive — Radio call log reporting a burglary suspect at 874 S. Bundy Drive at approximately 0010 hours on June 13, 1994.
- Record of Jackie Cooper's November 3, 1994 LAPD telephone interview — Jackie Cooper's November 3, 1994 LAPD telephone interview concerning the murder weekend and his relationship with O.J. Simpson.
- Recounted Officer Statement About Blood at Bundy and Rockingham — O.J. Simpson recounted an officer's statement referring to blood at Bundy and Rockingham while Simpson was handcuffed.
- Rosa Lopez witness statement provided to prosecutors on September 1 — The statement recorded that Lopez had “heard some noises that night.” It was discussed in a dispute over Cochran's opening description of her anticipated testimony about Bronco sightings.
- Rossi Prior Testimony — Pages 14448, 14479, and 14567 — Sergeant David Rossi's criminal-trial testimony at pages 14448, 14479, and 14567, used for impeachment and as a prior consistent statement.
- Rough handwritten notes taken contemporaneously while Lewis processed the Corone — Rough handwritten notes taken contemporaneously while Lewis processed the Coroner's evidence
- Rough investigator notes on approximately 10-12 lay witnesses
- September 1994 Prosecution Witness List — Prosecution witness list containing 214 names and later additions totaling more than 220; Douglas read it into the record and argued that many entries lacked addresses or telephone numbers.
- Sergeant Yarnell’s Akita examination report — Sergeant Yarnell's report concerning the June 28, 1994 examination of the Akita Kato. Detective Lange confirmed that the report existed and had been turned over to the District Attorney, although he did not have a copy present.
- Sheila Carter statement concerning Mary Anne Gerchas — Statement by Sheila Carter that her friend Mary Anne Gerchas told her the day after the murders that she had not been at Bundy that night.
- Spangler Criminal-Trial Testimony, Pages 19064–19068 — Criminal-trial transcript pages 19064–19068 from F. Lee Bailey's examination of Frank Spangler, read aloud to establish prior inconsistent testimony concerning Spangler's walk-through and the north pathway.
- Special Agent Wachs Testimony Regarding the Fiato Account — Testimony of FBI Special Agent Wachs cited as newly discovered evidence corroborating the Fiato brothers' account.
- Supplemental police report documenting Nicole Brown Simpson's on-scene statements — Supplemental police report documenting statements Nicole Brown Simpson made at the scene.
- Tape-recorded interview of Craig Fiato by the District Attorney's office, in whi — Tape-recorded interview of Craig Fiato by the District Attorney's office, in which he described Vannatter's statement about OJ Simpson being a suspect
- Taped statement of Faye Resnick taken by Detective Vannatter
- Taped statement of Mark Storfer (January 1, 1995) — Taped statement of Mark Storfer taken by investigator Michael Stevens on January 1, 1995, and described as approximately four pages.
- Thompson Prior Testimony — July 18, 1995 — Criminal-trial transcript from July 18, 1995, page 37549, lines 23–25, in which Officer Thompson testified that he did not know whether the Bronco was locked; the passage was used to impeach his current testimony that he had looked to determine whether it was locked.
- Toni Valenzuela Statement — Statement of Toni Valenzuela disclosed in a partially redacted packet.
- Two Holmes Reports Dated February 23 — Two separate reports concerning the Holmes matter, both dated February 23, discussed during an admissibility hearing pending a 402 hearing.
- Two-page handwritten statement form recording Gonzalez's Rockingham observations — Undated two-page handwritten statement form, written within weeks of June 13, 1994, recording Gonzalez's observations at Rockingham, including Arnelle Simpson's interaction with detectives.
- Undated Giacondo/Redfern witness report — Undated Giacondo/Redfern witness report; Gordon recalled that it was prepared in March and was checking the date.
- Vannatter Bundy Crime-Scene Walk-Through Account — Vannatter's account of his limited initial observations of the two victims during the Bundy crime-scene walk-through.
- Vannatter Observation of Open Bundy Door — Vannatter discussed the open front door at Bundy as a possible burglary indicator while noting that he observed no ransacking.
- Vannatter Prior Testimony on Detective Authority — Trial transcript pages 19137–19138 containing Detective Philip Vannatter’s prior testimony that local detectives should stop investigating once robbery/homicide takes over, displayed to impeach him on the scope of local detective authority.
- Vannatter's two-paragraph notes and chronological log from the investigation
- Wayne Hughes’s Written Statement to the LAPD — Written statement in which Wayne Hughes claimed that Kardashian was paid $3,000 per day and was not worth it; Kardashian disputed its accuracy and testified that he confronted Hughes outside the Grand Jury.