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Posterboard titled 'Blood Trail at 360 North Rockingham Avenue' containing photographs A through K of blood drops in the driveway and a diagram showing the trail from the Bronco to the front door. Sub-photos 120-C, 120-F, and 120-J were used with Kato Kaelin and Dennis Fung to identify specific stain locations and the distances between collected stains 4–8 and uncollected stains a, b, c.
Blood drop on Rockingham driveway. Tested by PCR (DQ-Alpha and D1S80) and yielded approximately 6.7 ng/mg of high-molecular-weight DNA; processed August 18, 1994 with Dr. Blake present and used as a comparison baseline in prosecution DNA concentration charts.
Sample from Rockingham walkway, swabbed from a wire on the south-side exterior near the guest quarters — the same side as the Rockingham glove. Mazzola collected it without Fung present; phenolphthalein presumptive test was the only available test, with no confirmatory test possible; Gary Sims' presumptive blood test returned negative on the civil exhibit.
Set of exhibits P-40 through P-44 displayed to the jury depicting blood drops on the driveway leading from the Bronco to the house and three blood drops inside the foyer; P-40 specifically depicted Rockingham blood trail spot no. 6, described as matching the defendant.
Poster board containing eleven photographs of blood drop locations at Rockingham (360 North Rockingham Avenue), used by Officer Thompson during plaintiff's examination and later displayed by O.J. Simpson including a photo of dog Chachi.
Original coin envelopes for blood drops collected at the Rockingham property — items 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, and 14 — produced in court during Mazzola's testimony; shown to bear Dennis Fung's initials rather than Mazzola's, despite her prior sworn testimony about who collected them.
The blood droplet trail running from the Bronco (or Rockingham gate) across the driveway to the front door and foyer at 360 North Rockingham Avenue, referenced collectively in testimony across the criminal, civil, and deposition proceedings. Driveway drops (items 1, 4–8) were collected June 13, 1994; the trail was cited as a key factor making Simpson a suspect.
Blood drop on Rockingham driveway, the only driveway drop exhibiting directional trailing. Identified in both the criminal and preliminary hearing proceedings as item no. 7; DNA tested by Dr. Cotton despite a reagent blank anomaly during processing.
Photograph of blood drops at 360 North Rockingham showing the area marked by evidence card 'C.' Officer Thompson marked what he believed to be two blood drops on the exhibit; one drop was consistent with Bundy blood and one differed.
DQ Alpha board displayed in the civil trial showing the QC877 control, positive control, and LAPD item 52 (Bundy walkway swatch), all with 1.3 hints; used by defense counsel Baker to argue that item 52's 1.3 signal was ignored while item 30's 1.3 was credited.
Photograph and diagram of blood drops at 360 North Rockingham Avenue dated June 13, 1994, including a TV cable behind Kato Kaelin's room; displayed and discussed during O.J. Simpson's civil testimony.
Photograph of the Rockingham driveway near the Bentley, shown to Brian Kato Kaelin in the criminal trial.
Photograph of the Rockingham driveway used by Brian Kato Kaelin to pinpoint the location where a small black knapsack appeared after his second trip to the south pathway.
Photograph of rehybridization strips including DNA 55A (LAPD item 52, Bundy blood drop), sock stains 41B1 and 41B2, and controls; introduced on redirect to confirm Sims's original 1.1 and 1.2 call on item 52.
Photograph of the Bronco and curb showing the blood drop behind the Bronco on Rockingham.
Close-up photograph of the blood drop located behind the Bronco on Rockingham.
Distance-perspective photograph of the card 7 area on the Rockingham driveway.
Photograph of the Rockingham walkway showing evidence card 8.
Wide-angle photograph of the blood drop location at the main residence entrance of 360 North Rockingham Avenue.
Re-marked version of the Rockingham blood drop photograph at 360 North Rockingham, introduced after witness annotation during Officer Thompson's testimony.
Chart displaying results of DNA analysis from the Rockingham Residence, including results for LAPD item 6; displayed during civil trial testimony and results read into the record.
LAPD item 52 — blood drop from the Bundy driveway, used as a substrate control; described as pinkish in appearance. DQ-Alpha testing showed a 1.3 trace that the DOJ called an artifact, while the defense argued it was real; used as a comparison point in both RFLP and PCR cross-examination across the criminal and civil trials.
Blood drop on ground between Bronco and Simpson's Rockingham gate.
Second blood drop between Bronco and Simpson's Rockingham gate.
Blood drop on Rockingham driveway, collected June 13, 1994.
Blood drop on Rockingham driveway, collected June 13, 1994.
Blood swatch from Rockingham driveway.
Additional references (4)
Brief references from transcripts that don't warrant an individual page. Each has a single source or is mentioned only in passing.
- LAPD Item 45: Rockingham handrail swatches — LAPD item 45 — swatches from a handrail at the Rockingham property; 2.6 nanograms of human DNA recovered, not yet typed at the time of testimony.
- LAPD Item 56: Shoeprint blood drop at Bundy — LAPD item 56 — blood drop associated with a shoeprint at the Bundy crime scene; DNA typed to Nicole Brown Simpson, distinguishing it from Simpson-consistent drops.
- LAPD Item 78: Boot drop at Bundy — LAPD item 78 — boot drop at the Bundy crime scene; DNA quality assessed as good enough for RFLP testing.
- Ron Goldman clothing (LAPD items 79, 81, 165) — Ron Goldman's pants (LAPD item 79), shirt (item 81), and shirt bag (item 165), used as sources of trace evidence collection on July 27, 1994.