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Comprehensive photographic record from Dr. Robert Huizenga's June 15 and June 17, 1994 physical examinations of OJ Simpson, covering cuts, abrasions, and wounds on the left hand and fingers, wrist, and general body. Used across both criminal and civil trials; in civil the set was divided into Plaintiffs' 714 and 715 booklets; in criminal the defense introduced Defense 1249 and the prosecution introduced People's 518 series. Derived exhibits 2162–2165 are individual frames from Plaintiffs' 715 that Dr. Spitz marked with circles during testimony identifying fingernail gouge patterns.
Photographs of O.J. Simpson's hand and injured finger described as taken on June 13, 1994, including People's 123 and 123-A and civil exhibits 171 and 172. Testimony described a middle-finger cut or mark, swollen or oozing wounds, and a close-up or second photograph; witnesses disputed or qualified which injuries were visible and how they should be characterized.
Photograph identified as Defense or Defendant's 1003 showing O.J. Simpson with Sydney Simpson at the June 12 recital or reception, described during one examination as showing him presenting flowers to her. The image was also used to discuss Simpson's demeanor, clothing, footwear, and the appearance of his left hand.
Deposition Exhibit 38 is a photograph of OJ Simpson's hand showing a cut on the fourth finger. Deposition Exhibit 31 / Deposition Exhibit 547 shows cuts on his left hand and was displayed while Taft's deposition testimony about multiple cuts was read to the jury.
People's 519-A and B are photographs of OJ Simpson's right hand. Dr. Huizenga authenticated them, and no cuts or abrasions were visible.
Defendant's 1229, a photograph of Jack McKay, O.J. Simpson, an AARP director, and a Hertz regional vice president at the number-one tee at Landsdown Conference Center in Sterling, Virginia, on June 8, 1994. A Hertz-hired photographer took the image, whose depiction of Simpson's left hand, middle finger, and knuckle was enlarged during testimony to examine whether cuts were visible.
Photograph taken June 13 at Parker Center showing cuts on Simpson's left hand, identified more specifically as a laceration on the left middle finger after its bandage was removed.
People's 515, a June 17, 1994 photograph showing Dr. Baden, Dr. Huizenga, and OJ Simpson in a yellow shirt, with Simpson's right hand appearing to rest on Baden's left palm. An objection and sidebar interrupted the initial testimony about the image, which was subsequently referenced during a bar-arm hold demonstration.
People's 516 is a color photograph of OJ Simpson's left hand showing wrist-area abrasions, likely taken June 17, 1994. It was discussed during Huizenga's testimony and later used to question Dr. Baden about wrist abrasions he had noted but not labeled as such.
Photograph of OJ Simpson's left arm and the back of his left hand, showing a linear abrasion. Introduced during Huizenga's criminal trial testimony and subsequently discussed in connection with the glove-fitting hypothetical.
Photograph of Carol Connors with O.J. Simpson and other women at the June 11, 1994 charity dinner, introduced and identified by Connors.
Version of photograph 172 marked for identification as Defendants' 2259, on which Detective Lange circled areas he identified as cuts or nicks.
Photographs described in civil closing argument as showing cuts on Simpson's left hand on June 15 and 17, 1994. Daniel Petrocelli displayed them and argued that the wounds were fingernail gouges from the victims.
Preliminary-hearing series comprising photographs of Simpson's cut left middle finger, the Rockingham glove palm-up, and the Bundy glove back-up.
People's P-417 is a photograph of OJ Simpson's hand addressed during a hearing on objections to opening-statement exhibits. The defense stated that it had no objection.
Unidentified photograph concerning O.J. Simpson's left hand that Robert Shapiro attempted to display as an unspecified People's exhibit during Brian Kaelin's cross-examination. The display halted when Marcia Clark requested voir dire.
Hand-injury photographs referenced in separate proceedings: a photograph of Simpson's left fourth finger shown to Leroy Taft and a close-up photograph showing multiple cuts used during Christopher Darden's rebuttal argument. Taft said his deposition answers concerned the photograph rather than direct observation, while Darden argued the depicted cuts were consistent with the murders rather than a Chicago glass accident.
Additional references (7)
Brief references from transcripts that don't warrant an individual page. Each has a single source or is mentioned only in passing.
- Defense Closing Photographs of Simpson's Body — Photographs of Simpson's body were shown by the defense during closing argument; Darden challenged the presentation because it did not show the close-up of the left hand with cuts.
- Defense Reference to Simpson's Body and Scratches — During opening statement, Simpson's body and an asserted lack of scratches were referenced as physical evidence that the defense characterized as supporting innocence and as consistent with the absence of a violent struggle.
- Photograph of OJ Simpson's left hand shown on screen
- Photograph of Simpson's left-bicep mark — Photograph of a mark on Simpson's left bicep discussed during his civil testimony. Simpson testified that the discoloration had been present since his football career.
- Pre-June 12 photo of Simpson's left hand showing no cuts — During Marcia Clark's closing argument, a photograph of OJ Simpson's left hand taken before June 12, 1994 was discussed as showing no cuts.
- Sheba Medical Center fundraiser photograph of Simpson — Photograph of OJ Simpson in a tuxedo at the Sheba Medical Center fundraiser. During Carol Connors's cross-examination, the photograph was examined to probe the visibility of Simpson's left hand.
- Shipp's Observation of Simpson's Bandaged Finger — Ron Shipp testified about observing a bandage on a finger of Simpson's left hand on the evening of June 13, 1994.