Detailed entries (63)
Civil Exhibit 116, a Rockingham property diagram or overview used by witnesses to identify rooms, gates, driveways, routes, vehicles, people, a bag, positions, and sightlines; the grouped sources also include a People's 66 property diagram referenced to locate the tennis court.
People's 26, a Brentwood neighborhood map showing Mezzaluna, 875 South Bundy, nearby residences, streets, and routes. Witnesses used the map for orientation, to trace movements, and to mark or correct locations and sightlines.
Annotated version of the Rockingham property diagram with witness markings indicating the location where Allan Park observed a dark figure near the driveway. Markings include a blue X for the figure's position, a B for a bag, and a green arrow for Kaelin's location; Park noted the marking was placed slightly north of the actual position.
Diagrams and boards showing the relative positions of the two victims' bodies at the Bundy crime scene. Used across multiple proceedings to establish the spatial relationship between the victims, including an approximately 23-inch foot-to-head distance.
Diagram of the walkway at 875 South Bundy Drive depicting the crime scene layout, shoe print locations, and the path taken by first responders. Introduced in both criminal and civil proceedings to orient witness testimony about the approach to the victims.
Map showing Darlington, Gorham, Bundy, and Montana streets near Mezzaluna and Nicole Brown Simpson's condominium; introduced and displayed during Danny Mandel's direct examination but set aside because it was difficult to read clearly.
Overhead aerial photographs of the Viertel's Automotive lot showing T-1 through T-5 parking areas with successive Bronco parking locations marked. Sub-versions depict the T-2 location at two points in time, used to show where the Bronco was parked and when it moved to the secure area.
Aerial view depicting both 875 South Bundy and the Simpson Rockingham estate, showing the Ashford gate, guest residences, and the white Ford Bronco in the driveway. Used to illustrate sightlines, Bronco parking positions, and the spatial relationship between the two properties.
Defendant's Exhibit or Board 145, titled “Glove Found at 360 North Rockingham Avenue, June 13, 1994,” was a large photographic overview of the Rockingham property used to discuss the glove and surrounding area, identify rooms and entrances, and estimate the distance from the gate to the air conditioner.
Aerial photographs of the Rockingham and Ashford Avenue area used to orient witnesses and identify locations during testimony. People's 157 and 157-A were used to have a witness identify his approximate location during a Sunday evening dog walk. Plaintiffs' 2067 depicts North Rockingham and Ashford Avenues from above.
Large aerial photograph boards of the Rockingham area used to orient a witness and mark locations during testimony about the night of June 12. Shows the Simpson and Salinger properties and surrounding neighborhood.
Diagram of 875 South Bundy Drive depicting the locations of biological evidence and blood drops collected at the crime scene. Used to demonstrate the spatial relationship between shoeprints and blood drops and to discuss specific evidence items near the victims.
Civil-trial Exhibit 18, a map or diagram of the Bundy area used to identify Mezzaluna, Ron Goldman's residence, witness routes and positions, and the approach to 875 South Bundy.
Posterboard with two aerial photographs of the Bundy Drive area, including Nicole Brown Simpson's condominium and the parallel alley. Heidstra used it to identify the alley route and locations associated with hearing voices and a gate slam.
Surveyor's scale drawing of the Rockingham residence and property showing distances among Rockingham Avenue, the garage, and guesthouse areas. It was used during testimony concerning glove-location measurements and an approximate 230-foot distance from uncollected stain “a” to the glove recovery location.
Preliminary-hearing defense diagram, including the item identified as Defense Exhibit A, used to discuss the Rockingham layout, guest rooms, walkways, windows, ducts, and the path behind Arnelle Simpson's room.
Rockingham driveway-area diagram identified as People's or Prosecution 66-E and annotated during Allan Park's testimony to locate Kaelin, Simpson, the limousine, parked vehicles, duffel bags, and the small dark bag.
Crime scene diagram of 875 South Bundy used to establish the approximately 4-by-5.5-foot area of the Goldman struggle. A prosecution diagram from the criminal trial was later displayed on video during civil proceedings.
Diagram of the Bundy crime scene drawn on the reverse side of an evidence collection page, used to map the blood drop collection order. A printed version includes arrows marking blood drop locations A through E.
Los Angeles map showing Parker Center, Rockingham, and Piper Tech, introduced to illustrate the route and distances associated with Vannatter's transport of a blood vial.
Criminal-trial photograph identified as P-23 or People's 23, taken from directly in front of 325 South Gretna Green and showing the residence, its closed garage door, and two cars in the driveway.
Criminal-trial property photograph identified as P-24 or People's 24, showing Catherine Boe's corner house, 325 South Gretna Green, Nicole Brown's driveway, the intervening stone wall, and the picture-window location visible from the sidewalk.
Deposition sketch identified as Exhibit 27 or Plaintiffs' Exhibit 27, depicting Rockingham gates, driveway, pool, guesthouse path, and entrance and receiving annotations about rooms, routes, gates, and doors.
Rockingham property diagram identified as People's 66 and used by multiple criminal-trial witnesses to trace routes and identify buildings, rooms, gates, vehicles, evidence locations, and sightlines.
People's 169, a Rockingham crime-scene diagram and photo board showing the driveway, gate, Bronco position, walkway, interior, and color-coded biological-evidence locations. Its callouts were used to locate blood drops, the walkway glove, foyer stains, socks, and a master-bathroom stain.
Diagram drawn by Tallarino with officers depicting streets in the Bundy area and marking where he observed a person crouching at the corner of Bundy and Darlington. A typewritten version was contrasted with the original handwritten diagram, which incorrectly shows Darlington running through Bundy.
Exhibit 867, a diagram of the closed-in Bundy crime-scene area depicting yellow figures and red footprints, used during Werner Spitz's civil testimony concerning spatial relationships and positions.
Preliminary-hearing Rockingham diagram identified as People's 7 and annotated during testimony to mark gates, routes, vehicles, persons, and a bag location.
Map of the Brentwood area used during Randall Petee's testimony to demonstrate routes from Bundy to Rockingham and subsequently received in evidence as Plaintiffs' 2227.
Board with two photographs and a diagram of the Rockingham property gates, depicting both the Rockingham gate (A) and the Ashford gate (B).
Aerial or overhead photograph of the Rockingham property showing trees and the area where Lopez walked the dog. Includes a red mark indicating Lopez's position when she last saw the Bronco and red arrows indicating nearby trees.
People's 156, a diagram of 360 North Rockingham used to identify keypad and sensor locations during Susan Silva's testimony. Silva clarified that it did not depict every keypad or subsystem.
Photograph used to identify the approximate locations of Fenjves's home and 875 South Bundy Drive. It was also used to discuss the alley area behind Bundy.
Overhead diagram of the Bundy condominium used to map Detective Fuhrman's movements, annotated during testimony with position markers F1 through F5 and corresponding times.
Schematic overhead drawing of the floorplan at 875 South Bundy Drive, introduced during cross-examination; the witness was unable to orient himself on it.
Diagram or schematic of the Bundy crime scene including lighting conditions, displayed during Detective Lange's civil trial testimony.
Schematic of the Bundy crime scene showing body positions and distances, completed by Detective Lange several weeks before its introduction.
Defendants' Exhibit 2199, an overlay to Plaintiffs' Exhibit 116 bearing Baker's hand-drawn markings illustrating entry paths, room locations, and furniture arrangement.
Computer printout tracing a route from Mezzaluna to Aaronson's apartment via Gorham and South Bundy, introduced during Ellen Aaronson's direct examination.
Rockingham property chart identified as Exhibit 1167 and used by John Edwards to indicate officer positions, gates, and sightlines.
Photograph and diagram of blood drops at 360 North Rockingham Avenue on June 13, 1994, including a TV cable behind Kato Kaelin's room; displayed and discussed during O.J. Simpson's civil testimony.
Rockingham property diagram identified as Exhibit 905, without the air conditioner marked, and referenced during distance-measurement testimony.
Map showing the West Los Angeles police station at 1663 Butler Avenue and its proximity to 875 South Bundy at the intersection of Dorothy Street, introduced to challenge a witness's distance estimate.
An evidence collection board showing photograph cell number 8, with white items identified by Andrea Mazzola as swatches visible on cement.
Map identified as People's 28 showing the Dorothy and Bundy intersection and used by Mark Storfer to identify where the dog was tied.
Diagram or map showing one possible route Danny Mandel may have taken from Mezzaluna to Aaronson's apartment, introduced during his cross-examination and used to trace his walk on Bundy.
Computer printout of a route map introduced during Danny Mandel's cross-examination as a follow-up to People's 493 in reconstructing the route.
Annotated Rockingham diagram identified as People's 66-A, bearing Ron Phillips's traced path to the glove and the notation R.P.
Marked diagram identified as People's 66-B showing Allan Park's initial parking position on Ashford.
Marked diagram identified as People's 66-C showing Allan Park's route toward the Rockingham gate and his reverse toward the Ashford gate.
Printout of a map marking Pilnak's residence relative to 875 South Bundy and Pablo Fenjves's location. It was introduced after Pilnak directed the placement of the locations on the courtroom monitor.
Diagram of 360 North Rockingham Avenue identified as Plaintiffs' 199 and used to orient Kato Kaelin's testimony concerning rooms and locations.
Photograph of 325 South Gretna Green showing two vehicles parked at the curb, marked and shown to Robert Lerner for scene identification.
Second Rockingham property sketch identified as Plaintiffs' Exhibit 28 and annotated during O.J. Simpson's deposition; counsel stated that it was not represented as being to scale.
Board combining an aerial diagram and photographs of 360 North Rockingham, with labeled rooms including Kaelin's and Arnelle's guest units and two interior photographs of Kaelin's guest unit.
Plaintiffs' Exhibit No. 772 is a hand-drawn, ankh-shaped diagram of Ron Goldman's planned restaurant. It was marked for identification and displayed during Fred Goldman's direct examination.
Closing-argument diagram identified as Section 6-D showing the Rockingham south pathway and garage area during the prosecution's timeline reconstruction.
Unnumbered Rockingham property diagrams, maps, or diagrammatic photographs displayed during civil opening statements, testimony, and closing arguments to illustrate the estate, surrounding streets, movements, and sightlines.
Criminal-trial diagrams and floor-plan references without a common exhibit number, including property, south-side, room, doorway, and walkway orientations used in opening statement and witness testimony.
Schematics associated with Detective Lange depicting dirt-alcove and tree measurements, numbered measurements, distances within 875 South Bundy, and the rear gate. One property schematic was identified as appearing in Lange's homicide book.
Unnumbered civil-trial maps of the Bundy, Dorothy, and nearby area used to show walking routes, observed positions, and neighborhood locations.
Unnumbered criminal-trial street maps of the Brentwood and Bundy area used to trace a route and orient testimony concerning the Dorothy and Bundy intersection.
Unnumbered diagram of 875 South Bundy displayed during civil opening statement to support counsel's discussion of the scene layout and allegedly uncollected blood evidence in the struggle area.
Additional references (14)
Brief references from transcripts that don't warrant an individual page. Each has a single source or is mentioned only in passing.
- 875 South Bundy shoeprint-location schematic board — A schematic board labeled “front portion of 875 South Bundy” showing shoeprint locations and directions, used while Baker questioned Detective Lange about east- and west-facing prints.
- 875 South Bundy Victims and Objects Diagram Board — Diagram board titled 875 South Bundy Drive and described as depicting an envelope, hat, glove, and both victims; it was introduced during the prosecution's opening statement before a sidebar.
- Blood-drop and shoeprint demonstrative boards — Diagram or board images displayed during Blasier's closing argument to dispute the asserted relationship between blood drops and shoeprints at the crime scene.
- Bundy and Dog Location Geographic Aid — Geographic reference discussed during Steven Schwab's cross-examination concerning the relationship between the 875 South Bundy crime scene and the location where the dog was found.
- Bundy-to-Rockingham Search-Area Map — Map introduced and reviewed during examination concerning part of the Bundy-to-Rockingham search area; Vannatter was not positive which maps had been included in the books.
- Check-In Area and Trash Can Photographs — Photographs of a check-in area showing a trash can with clear trash bags, discussed to establish the spatial layout.
- Civil Bundy and Rockingham Demonstrative Drawings — Unnumbered demonstrative grouping described during civil opening statement as a Bundy-area diagram or map and a Rockingham Avenue drawing.
- F. Lee Bailey Aerial Photographs of Simpson Estate — Aerial photographs of the Simpson Rockingham estate taken in early August by F. Lee Bailey, objected to on grounds of post-murder change in circumstances due to tarps placed on the gates.
- Fung Back-Gate Diagram and Photo Sequence — Fung's diagram of the back-gate area showing the photograph-numbering sequence; used in closing argument to contend that no blood was observed there on June 13 and that investigators left without sampling the gate.
- GIGO Slide and Three-Crime-Scene Diagram — GIGO slide and diagram depicting the Rockingham, Bundy, and Bronco crime scenes, displayed through an Elmo projector during Blasier's closing argument.
- Goldman Body Location Envelope — Envelope referenced during Henry Lee's cross-examination as showing Ron Goldman's body location and crime-scene orientation; the referenced questioning was stricken.
- Map of Los Angeles — Map of Los Angeles addressed without objection during a motion hearing concerning opening-statement boards.
- Officer Riske Crime-Scene Timeline Diagram — A timeline diagram with arrows showing Officer Riske's activities and times at the crime scene.
- Thomas Brothers Map Blow-Up of Brentwood — Enlarged Thomas Brothers map of the Brentwood area showing both 875 South Bundy Drive and 360 North Rockingham Avenue, displayed to illustrate the approximately six-minute drive time between the two locations.