Detailed entries (3)
Sheila Weller's published book 'Raging Heart' and associated draft pages (pages 8–12), containing an anonymous account of the June 13 bedroom conversation between OJ Simpson and Ron Shipp (identified pseudonymously as 'Leo'). The draft excerpt was marked Defense Exhibit 1000 and used on cross-examination to refresh Shipp's recollection of the timing and sequence of statements leading to Simpson's 'dream' admission, and to pin down what Shipp had reported to investigators.
One-page contract between Ron Shipp and author Sheila Weller memorializing their book arrangement, together with an anonymity agreement in which Shipp and Weller promised not to reveal his identity. Defense Exhibit 1001 also encompasses a document from Shipp's first meeting with Weller on July 13 regarding the book deal.
Copy of the defendant's personal calendar marked as People's 12 during Ronald Shipp's redirect examination and referenced in support of a claimed June 3, 1994 lunch or dinner appointment. Its introduction and proposed use to refresh recollection drew objections.
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.
- Laminated Letter from F. Lee Bailey to Robert Heidstra — Laminated letter from F. Lee Bailey to Robert Heidstra, referenced by Darden to suggest that the defense courted the witness; Heidstra confirmed possessing the letter but did not bring it to court.
- Ron Shipp's First in Ten Acting Role — During Ron Shipp's cross-examination, the television series First in Ten was discussed to establish Shipp's personal interest in Simpson's Hollywood connections, including a small acting role Shipp obtained on Simpson's production.