Simpson Travel Bags Luggage

Swiss Army golf bag displayed as Defense 1063 and described as a custom model made in a limited quantity. Park said it was only somewhat similar to the bag he saw on June 12, although its courtroom weight was approximately the same; testimony and its airline tag connected it with shipment from Chicago and later recovery from Kardashian’s garage.

Louis Vuitton fold-over garment bag shown to Allan Park as Defense 1062; Park said it looked “very similar, if not the bag” he saw Simpson carry, although he had earlier described that bag as Gucci. Delbert Wong identified the exhibit as recovered from Simpson’s bedroom closet, and Donald Thompson said it matched the bag Kardashian had carried when it appeared full; an opening statement reported that luminol testing was negative for blood.

Black leather duffel bag shown as Defense 1064. Park said it resembled one of two duffel bags outside Rockingham, while Merrill, Kilduff, and Partridge identified it as consistent with the bag Simpson carried during the Chicago trip; Kilduff recalled that bag as nearly empty.

Photograph of the front entry and driveway at the Rockingham estate, used during O.J. Simpson's deposition to establish how far he came outside when he retrieved the golf bag and signaled to limo driver Allan Park.

Black garment or suit bag bearing O.J. Simpson's initials, carried by Simpson off his return flight from Chicago and later recovered from a closet in Simpson's master bedroom.

Small blue bag shown during civil-trial testimony as a possible match for the small dark driveway bag. Allan Park said it was not the bag he saw; when it was placed before O.J. Simpson for identification, Petrocelli disputed whether it was the original bag or a substitute, and the bag was described as new with a tag attached.

Rockingham driveway photograph and marked version used during Allan Park's testimony. Park marked the location of the small dark bag, and People's 138-C bore an arrow indicating where he said he saw it.

Photograph of O.J. Simpson's black suit bag taken to Chicago, introduced during Simpson's deposition.

Smokey the Bear key ring with two keys, identified as having been found in Simpson's travel bag and introduced as Plaintiffs' Exhibit 699. Testimony addressed its omission from a property report and a challenged documentation gap before booking on August 25, 1994; one attached key was alleged to fit Nicole's condominium, and Simpson denied knowledge of it.

Key ring bearing a Bentley insignia and containing a pen knife, found in O.J. Simpson's travel bag.

Inventory report discussed during Detective Lange's civil-trial testimony in connection with the transfer of keys to Detective Payne.

Personal property report for items found in O.J. Simpson's duffel bag recovered from Al Cowlings' Bronco, introduced in the civil trial to impeach Detective Lange over undocumented items including keys with a 'Smokey' pendant.

Photograph of a blue or leather grip bag introduced during O.J. Simpson's deposition. Simpson tentatively identified it as the bag retrieved from the Bentley trunk that night and said it was “not one of my regular bags.”

Plaintiffs' Exhibit 899, a photograph of a bag shown to Kaelin; Kaelin testified that it was not the bag he saw behind the Bentley.

A small bag reported near the parked cars on the Rockingham driveway. Allan Park said he saw Simpson retrieve it, did not remember where Simpson then placed it, and did not see it during the airport luggage transfer. Brian Kaelin described an unfamiliar dark knapsack and said Simpson insisted on retrieving it. Simpson later described a white bag containing used golf balls, while prosecutors argued that a missing dark bag held incriminating items; the bag's appearance, identity, and alleged contents therefore remained disputed.

O.J. Simpson's black grip or travel bag, described in testimony as moving from Rockingham through LAPD custody and Kardashian's house before entering the Bronco on June 17. Counsel and testimony variously associated it with a passport, disguise materials, cash, medication, and a firearm; Simpson testified that he removed the firearm while contemplating suicide.

A compound collection of broken glass, towels or washcloths, bedding, and related items reportedly collected from Chicago hotel room 915. The collection was later retrieved from the Chicago Police Department laboratory in sealed evidence bags, hand-carried to Los Angeles, and booked into the Piper Tech property room; Detective Luper stated that he lacked personal knowledge of the items' contents, condition, or origin.

Materials discussed during motions concerning Robert Kardashian as a witness: his grand jury testimony about bags taken from Rockingham, a proposed stipulation or declaration challenged as inconsistent with prior testimony and not under penalty of perjury, and a defense draft stipulation concerning Kardashian and the bag.

Two laundry bags from the hotel room occupied by Simpson. Kenneth Berris testified that they remained unaccounted for despite a search, were never recovered, and that Simpson's use of them was unknown.

Videotape described as showing Cathy Randa handing a Louis Vuitton bag to Robert Kardashian outside Rockingham on June 13, 1994. During motion proceedings, the prosecution characterized the bag as full and relied on the footage in seeking Kardashian’s testimony about the garment bag.