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Right-hand brown extra-large Aris Isotoner leather glove recovered from the south walkway behind Kato Kaelin's guest house at Rockingham. Identified as LAPD Item 9 and People's 164-A, it was documented through recovery, handling, examination, trace and DNA testing, and disputed courtroom claims concerning its condition, provenance, and possible contamination.
Hairs and fibers removed from the Rockingham glove. Item 19 consisted of material packaged in a paper bindle and coin envelope after collection by Dennis Fung; Item 110 concerned a second collection of debris from the glove bag.
Companion criminal-trial boards People's 272-A and 272-B depicted numbered Rockingham-glove stain locations and summarized DNA analysis results, including DQ-alpha, D1S80, and RFLP findings. Civil-trial displays Plaintiffs' 319 and 320 addressed the glove's collection locations and DNA results, while Defendants' 320 concerned RFLP results.
A series of photographs of LAPD item 9 taken for laboratory examination purposes, showing the glove both inside-out (268-A side one, 268-B side two) and right-side-out (268-C and 268-D). People's 55-G is an additional photograph of the Rockingham glove displayed during FBI trace-evidence testimony.
A set of FBI trace-evidence boards prepared by Douglas Deedrick comparing fibers associated with the Rockingham glove: People's 483 compares Goldman's shirt cotton fibers to fibers from the Rockingham glove, Bundy glove, and knit cap; People's 486 compares known Bronco carpet fibers to questioned fibers from the Rockingham glove and knit cap; People's 487 is a posterboard with eight photomicrographs of blue-black cotton fibers from the glove, Goldman's shirt, and defendant's socks, including fibers bearing apparent blood and a fiber adjacent to a Nicole Brown-consistent hair. Plaintiffs' 531 is the civil-trial chart of blue-black cotton fiber associations across the Rockingham glove, Goldman's shirt, and socks.
A series of FBI trace-evidence charts prepared by Douglas Deedrick comparing known hair standards to questioned hairs from the Rockingham glove: People's 477 shows photomicrographs of Goldman known hairs vs. Rockingham glove hairs at 250×; People's 479 is a dog-hair board comparing Kato the Akita known samples to hairs from both gloves; Plaintiffs' 520 compares Nicole Brown Simpson's known head hairs to question hairs from the Rockingham and Bundy gloves; Plaintiffs' 521 compares Goldman's known hairs to Rockingham glove question hairs; Plaintiffs' 2169 is a master chart listing hair findings across all examined items.
Defense photographs documenting glove sampling and handling: Defense 1161 showed a cut-out attributed to an LAPD pre-examination; Defense 1162 showed five cut-outs present before Sims made any cuttings; Defense 1163 showed area G10; Defense 1164-A showed swabbing at G11 and G12; and Defense 1164-B showed filter-paper cuttings from G13, G10, and G14 marked CY.
Blue plastic bag or object recovered near the Rockingham glove on the opposite side of the fence and stored folded in a coin envelope as Item 10 and People's 164. Testimony and cross-examination addressed its collection method, packaging, seals, and whether gloves were worn during collection.
Collin Yamauchi's hand-drawn sketch of LAPD item 9 indicating the locations of phenolphthalein test spots and DNA sampling areas A, B, C, and D on the front, back, and wrist of the glove; introduced as People's 280 during criminal trial and reproduced as a blown-up defense exhibit (Defense 1186) showing his June 14, 1994 sampling procedures.
Defense 1173-C depicted locations of Rockingham-glove stains that produced the 25 allele. Montgomery added prosecution-requested symbols during testimony, and a photograph of the annotated display was marked People's 276.
Autoradiograph for probe D2S44, membrane AM626, displaying RFLP results for stains G1, G2, and G4 from Rockingham glove item 9; showed a mixture consistent with Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
Photograph of the D1S80 polyacrylamide gel showing typing results for Rockingham glove stains G11, G12, and G13; a prior gel run was discarded due to a smeared ladder and lane crossover and had to be re-run.
Close-up photograph of the hem of LAPD Item 9, the Rockingham glove, showing a loose thread and disturbed hemline; introduced as People's 454 during Susan Brockbank's testimony.
Brown leather glove seized from Simpson's Rockingham residence and shown to Detective Vannatter for identification as Exhibit 609.
Photograph of the Rockingham glove, item no. 9, shown with two rulers and introduced during Susan Brockbank's testimony.
Posterboard displaying photographs of the Rockingham glove and the Bundy glove side by side, introduced during Philip Vannatter's testimony and shown to the jury.
Still image taken from a videotape showing Dennis Fung carrying a brown paper bag — purportedly containing the Rockingham right-hand glove — at the Bundy crime scene; Fung identified himself in the image but hedged on whether the bag contained the glove.
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.
- Brown Glove from Rockingham Family Room — Brown glove found on a table in the family room at the Rockingham residence and identified as a subject for limited clarification testimony.
- Video of Fung Holding Rockingham Glove Bare-Handed at Bundy — Videotape showing Dennis Fung stepping over Ronald Goldman's body while holding the Rockingham glove with a bare hand. It was referenced during Fung's testimony to establish his proximity to the scene during removal of the body.