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'Airtight alibi' — hearsay testimony elicited by prosecution on direct examination about Yamauchi's state of knowledge

'Cable misstatements' — a slide prepared by defense displayed on Elmo referencing Petrocelli's closing at page 81

'O.J. Tells' — a three-part video including Ross Becker interview, crime scene walkthrough, and direct-to-camera statements, produced by Larry Schiller and Tony Hoffman

'Triggering events' board — Paula Barbieri rejection, Nicole phone call, Mezzaluna exclusion

$5,000 payment from OJ Simpson to Reichardt for a Playboy video outline on avoiding jet lag

Display boards referenced at end of session

Chart (not further described before session ended)

An unspecified document Neufeld attempted to reference (possibly a publication or letter critical of Weir's methods); line of questioning cut off by court

Photograph of Simpson and Paula Barbieri at an Israel support dinner the night before the murders

Denise Pilnak's phone records showing a call placed to Gardena at 10:25 PM on June 12, corroborating her timeline of when she last heard quiet before dogs barked

Unspecified exhibit (likely a photograph) that Neufeld is asked by the judge to retrieve after the witness steps down.

1996 Day-Timer with telephone address book (rewritten from 1994 original, which was discarded)

Polaroid-type photograph of Ron Goldman, believed to be from approximately 1992

20-page transcript of Shapiro's June 14th interview with Kato Kaelin, previously turned over to DA during preliminary hearing

Photo marked by counsel, referenced by Medvene at close of examination

Photo of O.J. and Nicole in Monte Carlo, Nicole wearing a headband

Photo of Nicole in a fur coat, possibly Aspen or Vail

Video exhibit, context unclear from transcript excerpt

Exhibit retrieved from Deputy Russell — specific content not identified in this proceeding

Evidence items (likely blood swatches) about which Speed admitted having only vague, patchy background knowledge and no information regarding potential cross-contamination with reference samples

Exhibit referenced briefly when witness indicated location of print No. 6 near front entrance hand rail

Elmo printout referenced by Kelberg, identity not specified in this proceeding

Blank magnetic board used to display photographs; being marked at end of proceeding

A photo or document taken on June 15, referenced in context of photos reviewed at attorney meetings for Simpson's criminal defense

Unspecified exhibit viewed by jurors via projector

59 + 1 potential rebuttal witnesses list in two letters from the DA's office dated September 8

Unknown — only referenced by number with an instruction to display it

875 South Bundy crime scene — absence of narcotics, scales, drug debris, ransacking

A Current Affair payment to Kaelin — referenced to establish he has already profited from the case

A document containing the word 'Darlington,' apparently written by or associated with the witness

A file or document containing newspaper clippings about OJ Simpson, including one about him buying property in Laguna Beach and one about the January incident

A letter displayed on a board, written on advice of legal counsel, CC'd to Leroy B. Taft (Simpson's business lawyer of 20+ years) and Marvin Goodfriend (Simpson's CPA), containing a passage about not misleading the IRS or California Franchise Tax Board

A letter, paragraph 2 of which was read to Lopez by an interpreter immediately before this session

A trash can at the airport, referenced in the context of Simpson's movements on the night of June 12th, 1994

ABC News footage of Craig and/or Larry Fiato, unobscured, from prior interview(s)

Additional pre-crime-scene-takedown footage (approx. 20-30 minutes) held by Inside Edition, not shown in court

Affidavit signed by Dr. Robert Chesne, cardiologist at Daniel Freeman hospital, attesting to Peratis' medical condition

Affidavit signed by Rosa Lopez on February 17, 1995, lines 20-21, claiming she was 'forced to quit her job'

Airplane ticket — disputed whether purchased by Lopez's niece or by someone connected to the defense (Cochran's office / Pat McKenna)

Timeline of limo driver's calls on June 12, showing he rang Simpson's buzzer beginning at 10:40-10:43 with no answer through 10:50

Alleged statement by Lopez to Sylvianne Walker: 'O.J. Simpson is a great guy and I'll testify to anything anytime'

An unidentified article Cochran attempts to show the court, likely related to prosecution coaching of Lange

Anonymous letter allegedly from a literary agent regarding Francine Florio-Bunten — possibly used as basis for her dismissal

Approximately 10 video snippets of witness testimony from trial broadcasts (Channel 5, CNN, Court TV)

Approximately 30-35 prosecution closing argument slides including crime scene photographs

Arnelle Simpson's criminal trial testimony, page 35698, regarding the rear door alarm sensor and 40-second delay

Article in 'The Globe' tabloid containing statements attributed to Aguilera about the incident

Ashford gate buzzer/phone system — rings inside the house when someone presses the gate intercom

Attorney Robert Jones's February 2nd television appearance in which he stated Lopez had not told him she planned to leave the country

August 18, 1994 two-page statement of Rosa Lopez, prepared by Bill Pavelic — the document actually turned over to prosecution

August 18, 1994 written memo of second Pavelic interview with Rosa Lopez (no tape exists)

Autograph book containing OJ Simpson's signature and the inscription 'Peace to you,' signed in Stanfield's presence on the night in question

Autograph signed by O.J. Simpson for coworker Mike Gladden at LAX on the night of June 12, 1994 — still in Gladden's possession

Available nonstop flights from LAX to El Salvador the following night on United and TACA, approximately $317 one-way

Baden's prior expert report and/or testimony in the Bent case (Albany, NY murder)

Bandaged finger on OJ Simpson's left hand, observed by Shipp on the evening of June 13, 1994

Photograph (subject not fully described in transcript)

Photograph (subject not fully described in transcript)

Mr. Blasier's own closing argument statement that experts who say something 'could have happened' give almost no useful information

Blood found in Simpson's car and house, which Shipp claims Simpson disclosed to him

Blood found on property, referenced as having been pointed out to Kaelin by police officers

Bloody clothing — never found despite extensive searches across multiple locations and states

Blue plastic bag recovered from ground at Rockingham, near the glove on the other side of the chain-link fence

Bracelet given by Simpson to Nicole during reconciliation, which Nicole returned to him

Brief KABC Channel 7 videotape of Lopez speaking to a reporter shortly after June 12, 1994, in which she discussed hearing voices late that evening

Brown glove found by Luper in a bedroom drawer, taken downstairs, left on a table, and later returned to its original location

Bundy crime scene walk-through — Vannatter's limited initial observations of the two victims

California Health and Safety Code provisions mandating coroner notification in homicide cases

Call waiting click on Kato's telephone line, interrupting the resumed 11:05 PM call

Cassette tape recording of Lopez's interview with defense investigator Bill Pavelic at OJ Simpson's office

Cell phone used by Simpson on June 12 — call to Paula Barbieri, later call to Kaelin from airport

Cellmark DNA test results leaked on the same day they arrived by fax to LAPD SID laboratory

Bronco timeline chart tracing the vehicle from the scene through the print shed, Viertel's, Meraz's unauthorized entry, burglary, and the August 26–September 1 biological search

Cheri Lewis's supplemental declaration detailing materiality — referencing Ziona Friedman interviews of Jan 31 and Feb 8, 1995

Chevy Blazer parked in Heidstra's building carport — used by police to establish vehicle size during interview

Christian Riechardt's proposed testimony about Faye Resnick's drug use, her intervention, her lack of income, and his own fear of drug-related violence

Christmas 1993 photograph of OJ, Nicole, Sydney, and Justin Simpson, taken by Fischman

CII rap sheet for witness Blasini showing a January 1974 burglary arrest (no disposition) and a March 1974 arrest that resulted in a 415 PC (disturbing the peace) misdemeanor plea with three months summary probation

City Attorney opinion concluding prosecution of Dr. Golden for the firearm incident was not warranted, rendered without interviewing Golden

Clothing and shoes purchased for Lopez by defense-affiliated attorneys (Carl Jones' wife, Ms. Hamburger) during her time as a witness — including two pairs of shoes, a lavender dress worn Monday, and a blazer purchased the day prior

Code of Civil Procedure section 170.1(A)(1) — mandatory disqualification when judge's spouse is likely a material witness

Computer reservation records for Rosa Lopez's alleged February 15th flight booking to El Salvador — no records exist

Contemporaneous notes taken by Partridge during or after the flight documenting his conversation with Simpson

Conversation with Nicole Brown at West Los Angeles Station regarding why the argument occurred

Copy of the 'Globe' tabloid dated December 31, 1991, cover story on JFK autopsy photos

Court transcript page 18606, line 15 — Bailey's prior-day statement about his contact with Cordoba.

Micro cassette tape of Bill Pavelic's July 29, 1994 interview with Rosa Lopez

Court's written ruling on discovery sanctions, including a list on page 4 of witnesses improperly withheld by the defense

Criminal trial testimony of Merrill examined by Marcia Clark (page 36,819, line 7)

Criminal trial testimony, page 21201, lines 2-7 — Baker attempted to read from it to impeach but was blocked

Criminal trial transcript pp. 20793–20847, Park's testimony about not seeing the Bronco and figure possibly in a robe — read into evidence by Baker for impeachment

Criminal trial transcript, July 18 1995, page 37549 lines 23-25 — Thompson testified he did not know whether the Bronco was locked

Criminal trial transcript, page 20337 — Kaelin's testimony that OJ 'was upset' about tight dresses

Criminal trial transcript, pages 19064-19068, F. Lee Bailey's examination of Spangler

Instructions noting two coffee stains on the Bronco hood, marked 'disregard, not related'

Photograph of unknown subject/location, date disputed

Photograph of unknown subject/location, date disputed

Photograph of unknown subject/location, date disputed

Documents from Goldman's apartment showing Nicole Brown Simpson's name and phone number appearing twice

Daily carrot and celery juice made with a juice extractor, served in a beer-mug-sized glass

Declaration by Mr. Jones detailing the December 27, 1994 subpoena service and its alleged deceptive conduct

Unidentified exhibit produced by Cochran at end of session; approach requested but not yet discussed

Video clip of Mark Fuhrman, used to have Lopez identify the detective who came to her door on June 13, 1994

Still/print captured from the Fuhrman video

Photograph of Carol Connors with OJ Simpson and other women at the June 11, 1994 charity dinner

$1,000 retainer check from O.J. Simpson (signed by Leroy B. Taft) payable to Collins and Collins, dated on or about June 7, 1994

Photograph of the golf foursome — McKay, Simpson, an AARP director, and a Hertz regional VP — taken at the no. 1 tee at Landsdown Conference Center, Sterling, Virginia, on June 8, 1994

Letter from F. Lee Bailey to Robert Heidstra instructing him to avoid contact with other witnesses and not discuss his recollections

Johnnie Cochran's actual sock, used as a generic demonstrative

Official U.S. Department of Commerce Weather Service report for Los Angeles airport, covering the night of June 12 and morning of June 13, 1994

LAPD SID fax cover sheet from Michele Kestler to Marcia Clark at the DA's office dated September 16, 1994, transmitting the Cellmark report — with handwritten name Kestler does not recognize as her own

Photograph

Los Angeles County District Attorney Bureau of Investigation investigator's report, containing published corrections to Private Diary, including a disputed entry about Resnick's whereabouts on the weekend of May 27

Four exhibits received into evidence at the opening of the proceeding; contents not described in transcript

Overlay to Plaintiffs' Exhibit 116 with Baker's hand-drawn markings

O.J. Simpson's phone records produced via subpoena from the phone company

Box with scotch tape attached to sides, examined at start of proceeding

Copy of a page from Captain Stanfield's logbook for June 12, 1994, autographed by O.J. Simpson

Unspecified Defense exhibits

8x10 photograph of OJ Simpson and his daughter at a reception

Photograph of OJ Simpson and Sydney at the recital

Admitted for purposes of the hearing

Outtake photograph from American Journal videotape

Same photograph as People's 57, larger version with network logo blocked out

One-page LAPD General Reporting Instructions manual, specifically the 'Conducting the Investigation' section

California Health and Safety Code section 10250

California Health and Safety Code Section 10250, 1994 amendment, making failure to notify the coroner a misdemeanor

Notice of Taking Deposition of Denise Brown (subpoena)

Three-page document (exact contents not specified in transcript)

Exhibits related to Rosa Lopez testimony

Unspecified photograph, withdrawn by Cochran

Document used only to refresh recollection

Photograph (witness confirmed accuracy)

Mag-lite flashlight

Mag-Lite flashlight

Replica Mag-Lite flashlight similar to the one Fuhrman carried the night of the murders

Unspecified exhibit

Offered by Cheri Lewis for purposes of the hearing

Document marked at end of session; contents not established in transcript excerpt

Videotapes

Documents (1115 opened with Ralph Waldo Emerson quote)

Photograph, displayed on courtroom monitor and passed to jury

Unspecified exhibit argued on multiple grounds previously

Defense exhibit displayed later in session

Exhibit referenced in questioning about handling reference samples from suspects and victims together

Defense exhibit shown on screen during testimony (specific contents not detailed in transcript)

Exhibit referenced in questioning about glove-changing practices

Printout version of 1176

Four pages (unidentified in transcript — bench conference called before they were discussed)

Various unspecified defense exhibits

Two-page document (page 2 apparently Blasier's notes)

Mr. Blasier's collage, marked as exhibit after being shown to jury

Unspecified exhibit

Photograph of OJ Simpson the night before the murders

Phone bill corroborating Miss Pilnak's timeline testimony

Letter from F. Lee Bailey to Heidstra instructing him not to talk to other witnesses, laminated with a Judge Ito order about not watching television

Letter from F. Lee Bailey to Robert Heidstra

Photocopy of OJ Simpson's autograph, written on a yellow Post-it note, reading 'O.J. Simpson, peace to you,' obtained by Gladden at approximately 11:30 PM on June 12, 1994. Original retained by witness; photocopy substituted as exhibit.

Dr. Huizenga's curriculum vitae

Official records of the U.S. National Weather Service at Los Angeles Airport for June 12-13, 1994, showing temperature range of 63-66°F and dew point data

Official records of the U.S. Weather Service showing temperature range of 63-66°F on the evening of June 12th through morning of June 13th, 1994

Photograph (contents not yet described in this excerpt)

Photograph (contents not yet described in this excerpt)

Document (unspecified; introduced at end of examination)

Chronology slide showing timeline of calls and arrivals at crime scenes

Printout of telestrator image of 1348

Photograph of OJ Simpson at a charitable fundraiser on June 11, 1994

Defense and prosecution briefs submitted to the court on the domestic violence evidence issue

Defense burden-of-proof chart with gradations of certainty used to illustrate reasonable doubt standard

Defense ex parte motion re: Simpson physical demonstration, filed under seal the morning of this proceeding

Photograph of OJ Simpson presenting flowers to Sydney Simpson at the recital

Defense expert testimony previewed in opening statement: tire tracks, shoe prints, finger cuts, rheumatoid arthritis

Defense investigative reports in which Pavelic uses 'I interviewed' (first person singular), which Clark argued implied solo interviews triggering his stated tape-recording habit

Dr. Shields's curriculum vitae

Defense reconstruction showing Prosecution's own Rockingham drive-through by Vannatter took close to six minutes, not the four minutes Darden claimed

Defense supplemental witness list of 34 names submitted morning of opening statements

Defense witness statements dated July and August of prior year, disclosed late to prosecution on the eve of/during Cochran's opening statement

Delaney v. Superior Court — California case establishing three-prong/four-factor test for overcoming reporter shield law

Denise Brown's mismatched earrings (one stud, one dangling) — offered to show Nicole wore jewelry similarly, countering a robbery motive

Detective Edwards' testimony at the criminal trial claiming Nicole told him the 1989 fight was over Simpson sleeping with household help

Detective Fuhrman's blue blazer — removed and left in his vehicle before sunrise photo at 4:30 AM

Detective Vannatter's gray car — its presence or absence in videotape footage used to date when blood sample could have been handed to Fung

Detective Vannatter's prior trial testimony, which Cochran argued Weitzman's testimony would impeach

Detroit News article, October 17, 1994, quoting Dr. Spitz on forensic pathologists and the Simpson case

Diamond bracelet OJ gave Nicole for her May 1994 birthday, later given to Paula Barbieri

Document from Rob MacElroy showing he was distributing/marketing crime scene photographs

Document showing address of Alma's employer on Rockingham, shown to Lopez to identify her friend

Dr. Golden, the LA coroner who arrived approximately 10 hours after the bodies were discovered

Dr. Henion's report showing negative oleandrin findings from 1991 exhumation tissue

Dr. Jobe's orthopedic report dated July 13, 1993, noting right elbow x-rays within normal limits but with early findings of rheumatoid arthritis

Drug intervention involving Faye Resnick and her close friends, occurring approximately five days before the murders

DWP street light maintenance records brought by Robert Hernandez confirming sodium high-pressure lamps replaced January 1994 — same as night of incident

EAP electrophoresis work sheet — contemporaneous testing document showing '84-a and b: B?' and '85: BA?' notations

Edwards' criminal trial testimony transcript (January 31, 1995), specifically his cross-examination by Johnnie Cochran at page 12508, regarding alcohol on Nicole's breath

Eight-page manuscript sample produced by book collaborator Brooke Skulski based on taped sessions with Fischman

Emerald bracelet given by Simpson to Nicole on her birthday, May 19, returned by Nicole on May 22 along with diamond earrings

Transcript from the CNN Larry King show, January 25, 1995 segment, capturing Kim Goldman's on-air call confronting Sharon Rufo

Displayed on TV screen at start of proceeding; content not identified in transcript

Displayed to jurors at start of open-court session; nature not specified in this excerpt

Simpson's civil deposition testimony

Weather records showing temperature and dew point for the night in question

Subpoena duces tecum requiring Fischman to appear and produce documents

Transcript of Cora Fischman's interview with Michael Viner, stamped 'Confidential,' conducted for potential tabloid/book purposes

Transcript of Fischman's interview with Barbara Walters, aired on '20/20'

Photograph or document shown to witness at start of recross

CALJIC 2.20 — jury instruction on witness credibility factors (memory, demeanor, bias, honesty)

Alibi jury instruction — defendant's right to acquittal if reasonable doubt exists that he was present at the crime

Circumstantial evidence instruction — guilt cannot rest on circumstantial evidence unless it cannot be reconciled with any other rational conclusion

Presumption of innocence, reasonable doubt, and burden of proof instruction

Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson, used to confirm her identity as the woman who met Day at the scene

Photograph of Nicole Simpson, used to confirm her identity as the victim Aguilera observed

Board showing all of Simpson's phone calls on June 12, 1994 — only cell phone call after recital is 10:03 PM

Comprehensive chart of all Simpson telephone calls on June 12, 1994 from phone bills

Phone records displayed on TV screen showing 6:56 and 8:55 message manager calls and 8:58/8:59 calls to Paula Barbieri's 305 cell number

Taft's August 1996 deposition transcript, displayed on the Elmo

The 'To Whom It May Concern' letter, dated June 15, 1994 but confirmed by Simpson to have been written June 17, 1994

Brown leather glove seized from Simpson's Rockingham residence, shown to Vannatter for identification

Previously admitted exhibit received for a limited purpose; Court instructed plaintiff to prepare a formal limiting instruction for the jury

Unspecified exhibit about which the court previously admonished the jury; a new jury instruction was proposed to accompany it

Two-page document from William Pavelic to Robert Shapiro dated July 29 — defense investigator's report, read paragraph by paragraph via interpreter

Pacific Bell notification to Cathy Randa regarding earlier subpoena for her phone records

A photograph of Ron Goldman, sent to Sharon Rufo by her mother, received around 1990.

Photographs of keys — keys Nicole allegedly used when jogging

Exodus drug treatment facility records showing Reichardt checked Resnick in on June 9, 1994

Exterior lighting at Rockingham estate — Shapiro challenges Kaelin's characterization of the grounds as 'dark,' noting professional lighting including illuminated trees

Faye Resnick's alleged phone calls to Nicole's friends instructing them not to talk to anyone

Faye Resnick's book 'Nicole Brown Simpson: The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted' — pre-release copy given to Reichardt

FBI policy against tape-recording interviews, cited by FBI attorney to explain why Wacks's second prosecution interview was not recorded

February 5, 1995 letter from Huizenga to Carl Douglas summarizing medical findings, with a post-it note visible — the document Kelberg had highlighted during cross

Fee arrangement between Lopez and her attorney Carl Jones, recommended by Cochran

Flier v. Superior Court, 23 Cal.App.4th 165 — appearance of impropriety standard for judicial disqualification

Flowers and chicken soup sent by Simpson to Nicole while she had double pneumonia

Folding knife with approximately 6-inch blade shown to Golden by Detective Vannatter on June 15, 1994

Gary Sims' trial testimony (page 27767) stating no indication of soaking through to opposite side

Glove found in top drawer of chest of drawers in bedroom closet at Rockingham, hand-carried by Luper and set on table during search

Golf balls and clubs at Rockingham, including OJ's habit of practicing swings in the kitchen and on the front lawn

Grand jury testimony — Kaelin described OJ as 'relaxed and nonchalant' when discussing Sidney's recital performance

Grand jury testimony, page 69 lines 5–8 — Kaelin confirms thumps were near air conditioning unit

Grand jury transcript (criminal case), page 22937 line 1 — Fung's 'mental aspect' testimony

Grand jury transcript (June 17, 1994, pp. 270–272) and preliminary hearing transcript (p. 40)

Grand jury transcript (June 1994) — Kaelin's testimony that OJ was 'joking and laughing' about the tight dress

Grand jury transcript, page 257 line 11 — Park identifies the figure as 'a black male, six foot one, 200 pounds'

Grand jury transcript, page 64, lines 7-15 — Kaelin's testimony on Simpson's demeanor during McDonald's drive

Handwritten letter read by Robert Kardashian on June 17, 1994 — written by Simpson that morning as a potential suicide note

Heidstra cross-examination by Darden (pages 36368–36370), including Darden's attempts to characterize the voices Heidstra heard by race

Heidstra's criminal trial testimony at page 36324 — describing the car color as 'very light color, white or light'

Heidstra's criminal trial testimony at page 36504, lines 5-19 — placing him parallel to Nicole's at approximately 10:40 and on Dorothy at approximately 10:45

Heidstra's testimony about hearing a gate clang near the Bundy crime scene on the night of June 12, 1994

Heisman Trophy and trophy room at Rockingham — used by Shipp to impress fellow officers

Herald-Examiner newspaper article from 1989 describing January 1, 1989 charges and beating, recovered from Nicole's safe-deposit box

In Re Anthony P. — case cited by both Lewis and Darden regarding racial hostility evidence and witness credibility

Intercom recording or Park's recollection of Simpson's voice saying he overslept and just got out of the shower

Internal Affairs Division tape-recorded interview of Michele Kestler regarding DNA leaks

IRS letter from O.J. Simpson to Nicole Brown Simpson requesting she not list Rockingham as her primary residence

IRS letter hand-delivered by Simpson to Nicole on June 6, 1994, implying tax improprieties in her home purchase

IRS letter that made Nicole angry at Simpson, referenced in a conversation approximately June 6-7

Item 10 — blue soft plastic bag or container of unknown type, collected by Fuhrman and handed over fence to Fung

Evidence item demonstrated with scoop method on witness stand; had yellow and red seals indicating prior examination

Two black leather gloves made in western Germany, recovered from Simpson's residence

Evidence swatch and control slides — stain on a wire, never confirmed to be blood

Unidentified item on outside of rear gate, observed both June 13 and July 3

Blood evidence item referenced in defense blood-absence argument

Subject of Uelmen's proposed jury instruction; not further described in transcript

Shoes; tested for blood, none found

Blood swatch, approximately 8mm square, medium to dark red

Unspecified bloodstain with only 25 nanograms of DNA

Broken picture frames found by maid; no witness identifying who broke them

Two brown deerskin gloves recovered from Simpson's residence

Blue plastic container found on the far side of the fence near the glove

Physical evidence (in a coin envelope) collected by Fuhrman at Rockingham and handed to Fung over the fence

Items documented the following day because notes were locked in the truck when they left Rockingham

Joseph Bosco's article in Penthouse magazine (July issue) alleging an LAPD officer leaked a false DNA sock match story to journalists including KNBC

Juanita Moore testimony — correction issued that Simpson got dandruff in off-season, not that he never had dandruff

Judicial notice motion regarding moon phase and moonrise/moonset times on June 12, 1994

July 29, 1994 two-page statement of Rosa Lopez, prepared by investigator Bill Pavelic and addressed to Robert Shapiro — withheld from prosecution until this morning

Juror #7's original jury questionnaire, specifically Question 33 (connections to DA/law enforcement) and Question 46 (legal training of relatives), with a crossed-out reference to the District Attorney's office

Juror #7's publicity questionnaire showing pro-defense leanings (DNA doubts, glove storage concerns, views on racial discrimination)

Instruction on witness discrepancies in recollection

Premeditation and deliberation instruction — 'The law does not undertake to measure in units of time...'

Jury instruction boards: CALJIC 2.20 (credibility of witnesses), presumption of innocence/reasonable doubt (moral certainty language stricken), alibi, CALJIC 2.01 (sufficiency of circumstantial evidence)

Jury instruction on sufficiency of circumstantial evidence, read aloud — requiring acquittal if two reasonable interpretations exist, one pointing to innocence

KABC reporter interview with Rosa Lopez on June 13, 1994, in which she allegedly said she heard voices from Simpson's home but did not know what time

Kaelin civil deposition transcript, pages 496, 512-513 — testimony that OJ was not jealous of Nicole dating

Kaelin's criminal trial testimony (page 19,876, line 3) regarding time on phone with Rachel Ferrara after hearing thumps

Kaelin's criminal trial testimony, page 19879, lines 9-20 — timing of thumps and exit from room

Kaelin's grand jury testimony (page 87) on time elapsed between thumps and hanging up phone

Kaelin's grand jury testimony, page 55, lines 10-16 — OJ's demeanor when discussing Sydney's performance

Kaelin's grand jury testimony, page 92, lines 13-14 — 'So it appeared he was walking toward the house? Yes.'

Kaelin's grand jury testimony, pages 59-60 — OJ's 'good natured' joking about Nicole's tight-fitting clothing

Kardashian media interviews: Larry King Live, Dateline NBC, 48 Hours, Barbara Walters/20-20, tabloid footage of him carrying Simpson's bag

Kato (dog) — Simpson's own dog, whose paw prints led out the front, not the back gate

Kato Kaelin trial testimony (page 19873) about hearing thumps on the Rockingham wall at approximately 10:40–10:45 PM

Kato Kaelin's grand jury testimony transcript, used to impeach his current recollection about whether he disclosed details of the October 1993 incident (police being called, OJ screaming) before the grand jury

Kato's criminal trial testimony (March 27, 1995) characterizing Nicole-OJ relationship as 'good'

KMEX Channel 34 television interview — reporter Rosa Maria Villapando's on-camera account of a two-hour conversation with Lopez, recorded in Spanish

KMEX television news footage of Lopez's interview with reporter Rosa Maria Villapando on February 17

KNBC news broadcast from September 21, 1995 reporting DNA results on OJ's socks (and a follow-up on September 22)

KNBC September 21, 1994 broadcast by Tracie Savage reporting DNA test results on socks before DNA testing had been completed

Knives recovered during searches — several knives found but no murder weapon identified

La Prensa Grafica — largest daily newspaper in San Salvador — reported to have run multiple articles and photos of Lopez

A pair of shoes, recently transferred from LAPD Property Division to Scientific Investigation Division

Brown glove referenced by number; Vannatter confirms a brown glove was seized but cannot confirm item number

Large blowup color photograph of OJ Simpson with four other individuals, taken Saturday evening June 11

Lawrence Schiller book containing information allegedly provided by Robert Kardashian from privileged defense communications

Lawyer's letter advising OJ not to swear Nicole lived at his house to avoid a ~$90,000 capital gains tax liability — defense claims it is in the prosecution/plaintiff's files

Letter from Carol Black, president of KNBC, to Judge Ito describing the basis for the news report

Letter from Representative Maxine Waters authorizing ACLU to represent her interests as taxpaying citizen

Letter from Robert Shapiro to Tom Vannatter dated June 15, 1994 offering to have Simpson take a polygraph if results were stipulated admissible

Lexis search of Denise Brown's public statements — newspaper articles, ~10 TV interview excerpts, and book excerpts — provided by Shapiro to prosecution

Limousine seen by Kaelin in the driveway, reported to Ferrara during the second phone call

Los Angeles Fire Department captain's presence at Bundy crime scene (noted 'not needed')

Los Angeles Times article by Jim Newton and Andrea Ford quoting Marcia Clark on Camacho's authority to speak to press

Los Angeles Times article, September 15, 1994, reporting DNA tests pointed to Simpson as source of blood drops near bodies

Marc Eliot book interview — first disclosure of Nicole's fear that OJ would kill her with scissors

Mary Ann Gerchas's daily runner (personal calendar) turned over to defense but never disclosed to prosecution

McDonald's Big Mac purchased by Simpson with money borrowed from Kato Kaelin before the murders

Measuring tape used by Spitz to physically demonstrate the 4x6 foot dimensions of the closed-in area

Meeting with Robert Shapiro and others after Simpson's arrest, where defense team assembled

Memorandum of instructions from Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp law firm to Petee regarding how to conduct the exercise

Merrill's personal cell phone records showing calls placed and received on June 13, 1994, including his 8:47 AM directory assistance call and 8:48 AM call to the hotel

Michael Viner interview transcript, page 25 line 10 — Fischman states 'I never saw Nicole with bruises'

Missing keys to Nicole's Bundy condominium, discovered gone on June 7 after Simpson's visit

Motion in limine No. 11, filed by plaintiffs after Lee deposition, with court ruling September 23

Multiple knives booked into evidence in the case — approximately five or six total

Murder weapon — no knife or weapon consistent with victim injuries ever recovered

Nancy NeySojourn House — referenced by Baker as subject of a prior limiting instruction

National Enquirer article about the Simpson reconciliation, referencing the 1989 battering incident

Notes from Larry Schiller (Simpson's personal biographer) allegedly from weekend meeting with Lopez

Notes/documents made by Nancy Ney contemporaneously with a phone call, with a crossed-out date, incomplete second page, and handwritten third page

Allan Park deposition/trial transcript — questions and answers about whether Park searched for or heard the Bronco

Arnelle Simpson's criminal trial testimony re: 40-second alarm delay on rear door

Defendant's Responses to Request for Admissions (DNA results)

Fenjves's preliminary hearing testimony, page 27

Nicole Brown Simpson's deposition testimony that Simpson never laid a hand on her after January 1989

OJ Simpson's suicide note, signed 'OJ' with a smiling O

One brown glove recovered from Simpson's residence on June 28th

Photograph of Simpson with daughter Sydney at recital, Sydney holding flowers

Preliminary hearing transcript (July 5-6, 1994) — specific pages 31, 41, 46, 48, 54, 63, 64, 65 referenced throughout

Simpson's autobiography, containing the quote 'I am a pretty effective liar'

Sylvia Guerra tape — recorded conversation containing allegations about $5,000 payment offers and Lopez mentioning Guerra's name to defense attorneys

Videotape of preliminary hearing testimony

Videotape of Ron Goldman (personal footage)

Videotape played outside witness's presence allegedly showing Cochran making signals in court

Written report dated July 29 in which Sylvia Guerra's name appears, contrasted with tape where her name is absent

O.J. Simpson's deposition transcript, page 1,204 — O.J.'s claim that Nicole was having a 'nervous breakdown' around April-May 1994

O.J. Simpson's deposition transcript, pages 262-263 — O.J.'s claim that Nicole was 'in trouble' in January 1994

O.J. Simpson's ghostwritten rookie book, page 57 — passage about lying effectively

O.J. Simpson's June 15, 1994 letter (characterized by prosecution as a suicide note)

Official U.S. Weather Service report for LAX covering 10:50 PM June 12 through 9:50 AM June 13, 1994

OJ Simpson's calendar pages January–June 1994, maintained by personal assistant Cathy Randa

OJ Simpson's house alarm system — green light (unarmed) turns red (armed) after code entered

OJ Simpson's left-hand finger — laceration and swelling observed by Vannatter on June 13th

OJ Simpson's suicide note, in which he described himself as a 'battered spouse' or 'battered one' in the relationship

OJ Simpson's verbal exclamations while watching TV news coverage of the murders at Rockingham, as witnessed by friends and family

OJ's cell phone records showing a 4-minute call to Nicole at 2:18 PM on June 12 from the Riviera Country Club

Open front door at Bundy — noted as possible burglary indicator but no ransacking observed

Original plastic bag packaging for Bundy swatches (not preserved, not in evidence)

Over 600 prosecution exhibits and over 300 defense exhibits from the criminal trial

Referenced but display cut off by judge

Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson's house with the garage door closed, taken from directly in front.

Photograph showing Miss Boe's house on the corner of Gretna Green and Shetland Lane, with Nicole's driveway and the stone wall between properties visible.

Crime scene photograph (feed cut)

Crime scene photograph (feed cut)

Gerdes' admissions that contamination theory required all evidence swatches to be fully degraded AND contaminated — an extremely improbable double event

Pan Americana travel agency reservation; testimony from travel agent Zulema Iida about Lopez's booking history

Park's criminal trial testimony at page 20657, lines 18–23, on whether the figure could have worn a robe

Park's criminal trial testimony at page 2571, line 21, describing where he saw the figure

Pavelic's August 18 Rosa Lopez report referencing 'myself and Mr. McNally' — used to show Pavelic knew how to note other parties present

Pediatric AIDS charity event that OJ Simpson allegedly hosted and invited Kaelin and his daughter to attend

Pennsylvania v. Ritchie — U.S. Supreme Court case on statutory privileges vs. Brady rights

Penthouse article authored by Joe Bosco containing two paragraphs about the DNA sock match story and a police officer source

Penthouse magazine article 'Notes from Camp OJ,' June 1995, authored by Joseph Bosco

People v. Bledsoe, 36 Cal.3d 236 — case limiting use of child abuse syndrome evidence

People v. Bonnan, 47 Cal. 3d. 808, p. 823 — appellate case using 'matched' in factual synopsis of expert testimony

People v. Bowker, 203 Cal.App.3d 385 — case on child sexual abuse accommodation syndrome admissibility

People v. Breaux, 1 Cal.4th 281 — California Supreme Court case on Evidence Code 356 (completeness doctrine)

People v. Feagin, 34 Cal. App. 4th 1427 — Second District Court of Appeal case on juror dismissal and public trial rights

People v. Hall (41 Cal. 3D), People v. Kaurish (52 Cal. 3D), People v. Clark (37 Cal. 4th), People v. Pride (3 Cal. 4th), People v. Von Villas, People v. Alcala

People v. Hoeplinger (1984) trial transcript, page 397 — prior case where Lee testified

People v. Hollander, 194 Cal. App. 2d 386 — case law on defense subpoena standards requiring showing of material, relevant, and admissible information

People v. Lavergne, 4 Cal.3d 735 (pages 742-743) — case law on collateral impeachment

People v. Memro, 38 Cal.3d 658 — California Supreme Court case on discovery materiality standards

People v. Phillips — Munchausen syndrome by proxy case cited by Gelblum as precedent for Dietz-type testimony

People v. Pride, 3 Cal.4th 195 — California Supreme Court case on admission of partial statements from lengthy recorded interviews

People v. Robbins and People v. Poptoes — cases permitting psychiatric motive testimony

People v. Stoll — California Supreme Court case establishing when Kelly-Frye standard applies to expert testimony

People v. Superior Court (Long) and Fabricant case — case law on grounds for quashing subpoenas and CCP 1987.1 inapplicability in criminal cases

Article titled 'Two Nations' — submitted by Darden, related to race in America

Declaration of Rosa Lopez, dated February 17, signed 'Rosa Maria Lopez'; a two-page document used to impeach her claim about travel plans

Exhibits introduced or marked during the domestic violence hearing over the preceding days

Videotape (nature not specified before bench conference interruption)

Printout still frame from videotape People's 101

A document referencing genocide, cited by Bailey as something the prosecution itself introduced — used to argue prosecutorial hypocrisy about inflammatory evidence

A notebook promised to the court by the prosecution

Item marked at start of session (not described in open record)

Timed laser/video of Vannatter driving from Bundy to Rockingham on September 25, 1994 (5 min 22 sec)

Timed laser/video of Vannatter driving from Rockingham to Bundy on September 25, 1994 (5 min 55 sec)

Copy of defendant's personal calendar

Xerox copy of the defendant's personal calendar, referenced to establish a scheduled lunch/dinner with Shipp on June 3, 1994

Exhibit referenced in connection with Rockingham results display

Video of OJ Simpson being handcuffed and released by Detective Vannatter

Photograph of OJ Simpson handcuffed in a theatrical/movie-set situation

Photographs depicting OJ Simpson and Ronald Shipp together

Photograph numbered 000095, likely of the garage or south pathway area

Photograph numbered 000096, related to same area

Posterboard displaying Kato Kaelin's phone bill, with June 12 calls highlighted in military time — showing a 9:03 PM call and a 9:37 PM call to Tom O'Brien in San Diego

Photograph (printed version), marked for identification at Clark's request before cross began

Limousine cell phone bill showing calls on June 12, 1994: incoming call at 10:05 PM (from Dale St. John) and outgoing call at 10:43 PM to St. John's business/pager line

Phone records from the limousine showing calls at 10:43 (page to boss), 10:46:30 (call to mother, 2:20 duration), 10:49:07 (call to boss's home, no answer), 10:52:17 (incoming call from boss, 2:55 duration)

Photograph of the airport area, used to have Williams identify the location of the conveyor belt relative to the trash can and podium

Photograph of Williams's American Airlines podium work area

Photograph of Williams's American Airlines work area

Photograph of Williams's American Airlines work area

Photograph of Williams's American Airlines work area

Close-up photograph of the trash can near Williams's podium

Close-up photograph of the trash can near Williams's podium

Admitted for purposes of the sanctions/coroner motion hearing

Admitted for purposes of the sanctions/coroner motion hearing

Photograph of the LAPD criminalistics crime scene investigation truck

Pair of latex gloves, demonstrative exhibit of type used at crime scenes

Blue plastic object collected from Rockingham by Detective Fuhrman on June 13th, stored in a coin envelope

Hard copy printout of People's 166 screen image

Print from telestrator of People's 184

Series of crime scene/lab photographs referenced for photo numbering system

Printout of People's 197 with telestrator circles on stains

Photograph with July 1994 date notation marking tested stain

Article titled 'Significance of Race' — submitted by Darden

Los Angeles Times 'Hot Property' Sunday real estate column article about O.J. Simpson's purchase of property in Laguna Beach

Newspaper clipping headlined 'Hot Property O.J. Simpson Buys Laguna Beach Home,' found in Nicole's safe deposit box

Serology results chart (conventional serology) summarizing blood typing results across evidentiary items

Photograph of item no. 60

Photograph of item no. 59

Printout of 224-B photograph

Photograph or booking image of OJ Simpson, used to confirm identity of the person from whom blood was drawn

Photograph showing 325 South Gretna Green with two cars parked in the driveway

Chart summarizing ABO, ESD, and PGM sub-type blood typing results for items 17, 49, 59, and 60

Photograph of 325 South Gretna Green (Nicole Brown's home), used to identify the location of the picture window visible from the sidewalk

A letter shown to witness, apparently related to Skip Taft or the retainer

Unspecified exhibit queued for display after boot photo

Photograph of Ron Goldman

Photograph of Ron Goldman

Photograph of Ron Goldman

Photo board showing item no. 9 (deferred from before lunch)

Initially marked as Matheson's records, then withdrawn in favor of previously admitted exhibits

Film (added at start of session to complete direct examination record)

Film (added at start of session to complete direct examination record)

Newly marked photograph of annotated Defense 1173-C after Montgomery wrote on it during redirect

Photograph of Nicole Brown

Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson

Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson

Photograph of Nicole Brown, referenced in contrast to her smiling photos

Curriculum vitae (resume) of Dr. Lakshmanan Sathyavagiswaran, Chief Medical Examiner

Referenced by Clark at end of transcript — may be a misstatement of exhibit number

Newspaper photograph, shown to Cochran by Kelberg before court

Exhibit board referenced by Judge Ito at opening

Box that formerly contained shoe soles

Photograph shown on screen during testimony (Clark noted it for the record)

Mirage Hotel reservation record showing Paula Barbieri's reservation made June 11, 1994 at 3:55 PM, guaranteed by Michael Bolton via Tzell Travel agent Dorothy

Guest registration card signed by Paula Barbieri showing arrival date of June 12, 1994

Check-out listing by name showing Barbieri's arrival June 12 at 1:59 PM and departure June 15 at 1:46 PM

CV of Dr. Bruce Weir

Group of exhibits introduced during a 402 hearing but never presented to the jury

Print image of People's 42 with annotations

Additional photograph, not yet described at transcript end

Photograph, likely OJ and Nicole Brown wedding or together

Photograph (paired with 491, details not specified in testimony)

Printout of Partridge's copyright — apparently related to his written account or notes of the flight

Dr. Huizenga's medical report from the June 15, 1994 examination of OJ Simpson, pages 433–440, including orthopedic summary and 16-item assessment/plan

Dr. Huizenga's original report dated June 15, 1994 — including the 'night sweats' section

Huizenga's initial orthopedic examination report, including knee flexion measurements

Lab test results from blood drawn June 15, 1994, including CRP Quant (negative) and RA Quant (less than 17.3, normal range under 20.0)

Handwritten sedimentation rate result (ESR 24) from Huizenga's office lab, blood drawn June 15, 1994

Records from Dr. Maltz (rheumatologist) showing a prior ESR of 34 from a 1992 Simpson visit

February 5, 1995 letter from Huizenga to defense attorney Carl Douglas with a post-it note asking 'Is this the kind of thing you are looking for?'

July 6, 1994 letter from Huizenga to Robert Shapiro referencing limo driver Park's testimony and night sweats as potentially 'pertinent to Court testimony'

Huizenga's letter to Dr. Baden noting OJ's left wrist arthritis and its 'implications for the forensic pathologist'

July 28, 1994 letter from Huizenga to defense attorney Sara Kaplan noting Simpson's wrist arthritis 'may have implications for the forensic pathologist' Dr. Baden

Photograph referenced during the bar-arm hold demonstration

Letter dated June 28, 1995 from Dr. William Martel (University of Michigan radiologist) to Dr. Maltz, reviewing Simpson's x-rays from 1991-1993

Handwritten rheumatology note by Dr. Maltz from February 1994 describing Simpson's left knee as his 'major limiting factor' in terms of pain and swelling

Photograph printout of hands of patients suffering from various stages of rheumatoid arthritis, taken from a medical text

Photograph depicting LAPD Scientific Investigation Division photographic ruler/placard

Photograph (companion to 536, details not fully revealed in this portion)

OJ and Nicole's wedding photo, found hidden under OJ's bed after their breakup

Photograph (contents not described in transcript)

Photograph (contents not described in transcript)

Dr. Baden's curriculum vitae, marked for identification

Videotape of HBO special 'Autopsy: Confessions of a Medical Examiner' featuring Baden

One-page document related to the HBO special premier — Baden says he has never seen it

Dr. Henion's final report on analysis of Timothy Waters' tissue samples, submitted by the Prosecution in People v. Sconce

Printout of evidence envelope with yellow circle around a dot

Blank magnetic board

Unspecified exhibit Blasier attempted to show witness; objection sustained on relevance

Paper with the West L.A. watch commander's private telephone number, written down by Rossi during testimony to avoid publicizing it in open court.

Private phone number for the LAPD West L.A. Division watch commander

Photograph (likely Rockingham area), referenced briefly during curb/address testimony

Marked version of People's 62-A with witness annotation

Print image of screen annotation from People's 63

Printed copy of People's 63 photograph.

Print image of screen

Brown paper bag that contained People's 77

Brown paper bag that contained People's 78

Computer print of the screen image from People's 81

Initialed version of People's 81 with Lange's markings

Rosa Maria Lopez's unemployment insurance application, filed February 15, listing her son's address rather than her own residence

Unemployment insurance application filled out by Lopez, used to establish her date of birth

Exhibits related to Rosa Lopez conditional examination

July 29th statement given by Lopez to defense investigator Bill Pavelic

Two-page written statement from Bill Pavelic dated July 29, 1994, originally provided to Robert Shapiro — Cochran gave Darden a copy

Videocassette of news footage showing Rosa Lopez speaking to a reporter about what she heard on the day of the murders

Videotaped reporter interview with Rosa Lopez

Photograph of a younger Nicole Brown Simpson (approximately 19-20 years old)

Photograph of unknown subject, date, time, and place — excluded mid-proceeding by Judge Ito for lack of foundation

Photograph of Detective Otis Marlowe, retired LAPD, now investigator with the Public Defender's Office

Phone bill for (310) 472-0900, bill date June 28, 1994 — showing calls to the United Kingdom between June 11 and June 16

Cassette tape recording of Lopez's July 29, 1994 interview with defense investigator Bill Pavelic

Photograph of Detective Mark Fuhrman

Letter dated March 2 from Dr. Vincent D. Gilley, middle paragraph read to Lopez by interpreter

Additional photograph; foundation on date disputed by Cochran

Petrocelli closing argument transcript (page 49 line 20 and page 37) displayed on Elmo

Petrocelli letters to Baker dated immediately after September 23 ruling and December 1, 1996 requesting deposition designations

Phone bill showing calls Lopez made to the United Kingdom during the week of June 12, 1994, attempting to reach the Salingers

Phone call from Resnick to Nicole Brown Simpson from the drug treatment facility on June 12, 1994

Phone call received by Sergeant Merrin around 10-10:30 p.m. on June 12, 1994 from a woman claiming Channel 4 affiliation, asking about 'two bodies on the west side'

Phone records showing calls from OJ to Nicole (2:18 P.M., June 12) and to Paula Barbieri in 310 and 305 area codes immediately after

Photograph of Detective Marlow shown to Lopez to ask if she recognized him visiting the Salinger residence around June 28, 1994

Photograph of Nicole and OJ Simpson, taken from Fischman's house by a named individual, published in Star Magazine and the National Enquirer

Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson in a fur coat, shown on direct — witness confirms she had seen only one such image before testifying

Photograph of OJ Simpson that Cora previously gave to Robert Shapiro and Marcia Clark

Photograph of Ron Goldman as an infant, approximately 6-9 months old, carried in Sharon Rufo's wallet

Photographs or items that Mr. Rubin has seen but that have not been introduced in court

Photographs, apparently already in evidence, which the judge offered to have passed to the jury

Photos from Denise Brown's relationship with Ed McCabe, used to place the Rockingham incident in time

Photograph of Ron Goldman

Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson

Photograph of a scene, flagged by Petrocelli as a plaintiff exhibit Baker intended to use in his opening; judge intervenes to clarify this is permissible

Globe magazine publication

Sealed piece of paper containing the name, address, home phone, and employer (UCLA) of Cora's boyfriend [Name Deleted], withheld from the transcript at Kramer's request

Blowup of phone records — calls made by Brian Kaelin on June 12, 1994

Cell phone records documenting all calls made from the limousine phone on June 12, 1994

Cell phone records documenting calls made by Allan Park on the evening of June 12, 1994

Box and contents items 9, 10, 18, and 27

Unknown exhibit withdrawn by plaintiffs at start of proceeding

Curriculum vitae of Dr. Robin Cotton

Photo of Nicole Brown Simpson

Two-page inventory of contents of Nicole Brown Simpson's safe deposit box

Page from Robert Shapiro's June 14, 1994 interview of Kaelin, showing Kaelin estimated returning from McDonald's at 9:40-9:45pm

Typewritten transcript of Kaelin's police interview, June 13, 1994, West LA Police Station, Officers Tippin and Carr

Transcript of the secretly recorded June 14, 1994 telephone interview of Alan Park by Robert Shapiro and Skip Taft

Simpson telephone call log dated June 12, 1994 — displayed on a board in court

Photo of O.J. Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson in a fur coat

Unspecified instrument, likely route-related documentation

Typed notes prepared by Petee recording time and mileage data for each route

Unspecified instrument, likely route-related documentation

Unspecified instrument, likely route-related documentation

Photograph of Juditha Brown with her daughter Nicole Brown Simpson

Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson wearing the black dress at Justin's graduation on June 8

DNA-related document (previously marked for identification)

DNA-related document (previously marked for identification)

Notice of deposition of Lawrence Schiller, together with the subpoena and document requests (Attachment A)

Objections to subpoena served by Davis Wright Tremaine on behalf of Schiller and Polaris Productions

Group of ten exhibits moved in by Medvene at close of Fox's testimony

Unspecified exhibit admitted at close of rebuttal

Unspecified exhibit admitted at close of rebuttal

Neill Freeman's curriculum vitae

Additional exhibits received in evidence by reference

Series of exhibits received in evidence (exact content not described in transcript)

Curriculum vitae of Dr. Bruce Weir

Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson recovered from safe deposit box

Fax cover page dated 5/26/94 with Skip Taft's handwritten note 'made changes you wanted but did not get revengeful' attached to revised letter to Nicole

Video dated June 28, 1994, admitted by stipulation

Photograph of a bag — Kaelin says this is NOT the bag he saw behind the Bentley

Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson with arm raised, recovered from safe deposit box

Subpoena issued to Reichardt requesting documents, phone records, financial records, and other materials relating to his dealings with O.J. Simpson

Document containing Jason Simpson's current home address, marked for identification

Unspecified exhibit moved in at start of cross-examination

Photograph of Nicole Brown Simpson

Curriculum vitae of Gary Alan Sims

Photograph of 325 South Gretna Green showing two vehicles parked at curbside

Curriculum vitae of Dr. Terry Lee, listing 129 published articles

Board showing Defendant's cell phone calls for the night of June 12, 1994

Exhibits distributed off the record, referenced from prior day's session

Exhibit referenced from prior day's session

Handwritten note by O.J. Simpson dated 'June 15, 1994' but actually written June 17, 1994 — the 'suicide note' / 'To Whom It May Concern' letter

Book: Nicole Brown Simpson: The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted, co-written by Faye Resnick and Mike Walker

Book: Shattered, In the Eye of the Storm, co-written by Faye Resnick and Jeanne V. Bell

Three photographs of Simpson's cell phone (number 613-3232), the type used in his vehicles and with a detachable battery pack

1994 Month At-A-Glance calendar maintained by Cathy Randa — the fuller working calendar with detailed entries Simpson says he would not normally see

A second 1994 calendar — a cleaner page Cathy Randa would Xerox and place in Simpson's travel folder/grip

Copy of a fax dated November 27, 1996 from Mitchell, Silberberg & Knupp with written driving instructions for Petee

Contract between Robert Groden and the 'Globe' tabloid, bearing Groden's signature, for $50,000 in connection with JFK autopsy photographs

Batch of exhibits referred to during Petrocelli's prior examination, moved into evidence at the start of this session

Plane ticket receipt in Nicole Simpson's name for a round trip to JFK Airport, New York

Playboy magazine featuring Tracy Adell, retrieved by Kaelin from a San Vicente market on June 11 at OJ's request

Playboy magazine jet lag/travel health video that OJ Simpson was to appear in, for which Reichardt wrote a 60-page outline

Playboy video in which Simpson states he drinks a lot of water on flights — referenced informally by Simpson to explain his bathroom frequency

Pocket Day-Timers for July 1994 through December 1995 (three volumes), plus January–June 1994 produced the prior week

Police rover radio — whether Fuhrman carried it when investigating the thumping noise near Kato Kaelin's bungalow

Polly Klaas case and Davis case — trial-level cases where Dietz testified on crime-scene analysis

Polygraph — subject of a prior court admonition; both sides ultimately agreed no instruction should be given and the topic was barred from closing argument

Polygraph machine — Simpson was wired up at Dr. Edward Gelb's office on Wilshire Boulevard on or around June 14-15, 1994; scored minus 22

Preliminary hearing testimony, page 105 line 11 — Kaelin again confirms thumps near AC unit

Preliminary hearing testimony, page 105, lines 22-27 — picture 'almost moved off the wall'

Preliminary hearing transcript (testimony given under oath to Marcia Clark, pages 356+)

Preliminary Hearing transcript, page 106 — same subject matter as grand jury reference

Preliminary hearing transcript, page 88 — Kaelin's testimony that OJ's tone 'was not angry, he was kind of matter of fact'

Preliminary hearing transcript, pages 26 and 31, containing Fenjves's testimony about the dog barking until 11:30–11:40 PM

Prenuptial agreement between O.J. and Nicole, including transfer of San Francisco property

Prescription for Xanax in OJ Simpson's black bag at time of arrest, prescribed to Dr. Ron Fischman's mother

Previous sworn testimony transcripts (pages 41359, 41364, 41384) from earlier proceedings, referenced to establish prior inconsistent statements on blood volume and timeline

Print dust — referenced in context of what the witness remembered during the criminal trial

Private Diary — Resnick's first book, pages 106-107 (Toscana/Alessandro scene) and page 144 (Frogman incident in Cabo)

Prosecution subpoenas duces tecum for phone records of Michelle Aboudram and Cathy Randa (Nov 1, 1994 – Feb 10, 1995)

Prosecution witness list of 214 names given in September 1994, with subsequent additions totaling 220+, many lacking addresses or phone numbers

Prosecution's 402 motion in limine to exclude Christian Reichardt's testimony regarding Faye Resnick's drug use

Prototype exercise device ('port-a-gym' or 'the exerciser') manufactured in February 1994 for a planned Playboy video venture with OJ

Published article by Bosco containing two paragraphs describing LAPD leaks about sock evidence, including a reference to 'a certain police officer' calling journalists with a story shortly after Judge Ito admonished police for 'reckless disregard of the truth'

Rachel Ferrara's criminal trial testimony regarding the timing of thumps (~10:30)

RCA camcorder used by Ford; had internal time/date display that could be toggled; sound was disabled at detective's instruction

RCA video camera used by Ford at Rockingham, requisitioned from LAPD property division (a seized asset, not department-purchased)

Reebok athletic shoes confiscated from Simpson's Rockingham home. Not the murder shoes, which were never recovered

Reebok shoes taken into custody after 6:00 p.m. on June 13 and booked at the lab at 7:00 a.m. on June 14

Reebok tennis shoes taken from Simpson's closet on June 13, taken to Lange's home in Simi Valley, then routed to Matheson at the lab before booking

Reeboks size 12 seized from Rockingham on June 13 — pointed out by OJ Simpson himself

Reporter's Transcript of Faye Resnick's statement to Marcia Clark, October 20, 1994, page 41 — regarding cocaine and Valium use

Right-handed glove recovered from top drawer of chest in OJ Simpson's master bedroom walk-in closet

Rivera show (Geraldo) tape from November 11 — Baden on national television stating Goldman was standing 'at least five or ten minutes'

Robert Heidstra's trial testimony, specifically transcript pages 36339, 36471, and 36413, regarding the white vehicle he saw leaving Bundy

Ron Goldman's vehicle parked on Dorothy Street south of Bundy, facing west; impounded during investigation

Rosa Lopez declaration dated February 17 stating she intended to leave for El Salvador on February 25

Rosa Lopez declaration dated February 17, 1995, stating fear for personal safety and intent to return to El Salvador on February 25

Rosa Lopez's airline reservations: one-way ticket made early February, unused February 15 departure, round-trip reservation made February 21 for March 13 (unpaid), and new one-way reservation for tomorrow (~$320)

Rosa Lopez's round-trip airline reservation to El Salvador with return to Los Angeles in March

Rosa Lopez's signed declaration dated February 17, 1995, including paragraph 7: 'I have a fear for my personal safety, as well as the safety of my family if I remain in this country'

Round-trip ticket to El Salvador booked February 21 for travel in March — four days after declaration swearing she was leaving one-way

Round-trip United Airlines ticket for Rosa Lopez, March 15–20, $452, not yet paid for

Route timing notes/report prepared by Petee documenting elapsed times for three routes from 875 South Bundy to 360 North Rockingham

Roy Firestone ESPN interview in which Simpson said 'We were both guilty. No one was hurt, it was no big deal, and we both got on with our lives.'

Safety deposit box cash retrieval — Leroy Taft and Cathy Randa as witnesses to Simpson and Kardashian retrieving large cash from Union Bank before the chase

Satchel bag placed by Simpson in a neighbor's garbage can on Bristol, approximately three houses north of Ashford

Sealed evidence bags from Chicago Police Department containing items including broken glass

Sealed transcripts of juror dismissal proceedings — described as 'several hundred pages' in 'perhaps 30 volumes'

Second witness who appeared on a television show and had contact only through counsel, no written statement

Secret audio recording made by Shapiro of his June 14, 1994 phone interview with Allan Park

Selected portions of Lawrence Fiato's criminal trial transcript (pages 46605–46611)

Shattered — Resnick's second book, including audio version using the name 'Alessandro'

Shattered: In the Eye of the Storm — Resnick's second book, co-written with Jeanne V. Bell

Signed acknowledgment of receipt of discovery signed by Christopher Darden on July 17, 1995, listing MacDonell's laboratory worksheets (3 pages, dated 4-2-95) as item no. 3

Simpson deposition page 1237, line 1 — Simpson confirms he dictated a letter for Cathy to type

Simpson deposition page 1239 — Simpson says the initial letter 'sounded somewhat harsh'

Simpson deposition page 1242, line 3 — Simpson admits he 'dictated the initial draft'

Simpson deposition, page 1284, lines 4-8 — Simpson testified he had never taken a polygraph test

Simpson's cell phone records showing 2:18–2:22 p.m. call to Nicole's condo on June 12

Simpson's deposition testimony, pages 1022-1023, regarding 'weird thoughts' about Nicole

Simpson's injured finger on left hand, examined by a registered nurse (not a doctor or pathologist)

Simpson's November 28, 1995 letter to defense team asserting privilege over all communications

Simpson's published autobiography/first book, including quotes 'I think I lie pretty effectively' (p.57) and passages about image-consciousness and building 'false images'

Single size-large glove recovered from chest of drawers in Simpson's master closet

Sketch made by witness Tom Lang, allegedly given to someone connected with the prosecution

Sketch prepared by witness Tom Lang, received by prosecution in January 1995, subject of prior in-chambers 1054.07 hearing

Sneakers brought by Detective Lange to the serology lab on the morning of June 14

Special verdict form — displayed on Elmo screen and walked through question by question

Speed's CV listing 120 articles and chapters, none directly addressing forensic statistics

Staff-prepared chart of witness testimony about lighting at Rockingham and Bundy scenes

Star magazine article for which Cora was paid to provide information, referenced regarding Nicole's diamond earrings

State v. Brown (Timothy Brown, defendant; Neil Watson, decedent) 1988 transcript, pages 55 and 59 — prior Baden testimony in an auto accident case

Stipulated airline name for Lopez's return flight; airline records showed last flight arrived 11:30 PM, crews gone by 12:30 AM

Suicide letter written before the Bronco flight, read by Bob Kardashian on television

Sunday evening timing/route exercise conducted by Petee between the two addresses

Taft's deposition testimony from August 1996, page 118 line 16, regarding cuts on Simpson's hands

Tape recording of Fiato's September 13 conversation with the District Attorney about Vannatter's statements

Tape recording of Pavelic's first Rosa Lopez interview (the undisclosed item at the center of the hearing)

Tape recording of Rosa Lopez's first interview, dated July 29, 1994, provided to the prosecution only that morning

Tape recording of Tom Lang's interview, allegedly taped by Lang himself and sought by the Defense

Tape recordings of Kaelin and Park interviews (made by Shapiro personally, disclosed voluntarily at preliminary hearing)

Tape recordings of prior Kaelin interviews with 'Eliot' (investigator), used to refresh Kaelin's recollection about feeling tension and using the jacuzzi as an escape

Taped audio recording of Rosa Lopez's interview(s) with defense investigator Bill Pavelic

Tennis shoes received from Detective Lange on the morning of June 14, approximately 7:30–8:00 AM in the serology lab

Testimony of Commander Bushey that he ordered detectives to go to Rockingham for notification purposes

Testimony of Larry Fiato and Craig Fiato that Vannatter said Simpson was a suspect from the beginning

Testimony of Maryanne Gerchas, who saw four men running from 875 Bundy at approximately 10:45 PM

Testimony of Robert Heidstra, who heard arguing and 'Hey, hey, hey' followed by a fence closing in the alley near Bundy at approximately 10:35–10:40 PM

Testimony of Tom Lang, who saw Nicole Brown Simpson embracing someone at a curb with an angry Hispanic or Caucasian man standing nearby at approximately 10:00 PM on June 12

The 'bang on the wall' Kaelin described to Ferrara during their first phone call on the night of June 12, 1994

The 'Hard Copy' documentary — directed by Schiller, featuring Ross Becker, sold to Hard Copy

The 'Simpson Video' (also referenced as 'OJ Tells') — marketed by OJ Simpson and Mr. Hoffman, featuring full Ross Becker interview

The 1989 Rose Bowl (USC vs. Michigan, played January 2, 1990 — Michigan won 22-14), used to pin down the date of the '89 domestic violence incident

The bang/thump on the wall at Kato Kaelin's room at Rockingham, heard during the phone call at approximately 10:50 PM

The Christopher Commission list of 40 LAPD officers flagged for problematic conduct, which Simpson claims included Detective Edwards

The envelope — a court exhibit Cochran approached during opening to illustrate chain-of-custody concerns; never opened or its contents disclosed

The glove and envelope — known to have been moved from their original positions at the Bundy crime scene

Threatening phone call on microcassette left on Marguerite's unlisted answering machine around June 23, 1994 — 10-13 days after the murders

Time magazine article that Simpson claimed portrayed him negatively and wanted Allen to publicly contradict

Timeline board — including 10:51-10:52 window for Kato's thumps correlated to Allan Park's cell phone records

Timeline diagram with arrows showing Riske's activities and times at the crime scene

Tracie Savage KNBC report, September 21, 1994, stating DNA typing on socks was consistent with Nicole Brown Simpson's blood

Trainee criminalist (later identified as Andrea Mazzola) with only 2-3 prior scenes sent to collect evidence

Transcript of People v. Briggs, referenced by Clark during MacDonell cross-examination

Transcript of plaintiff counsel's post-verdict media statements (Baker claiming gag order violation)

Transcript of Shapiro's Tuesday June 14 interview with Kato Kaelin, used throughout to refresh recollection

Transcript of taped interview between Kaelin and Mark Elliott, December 7, 1994 — Kaelin's words placing him in the kitchen area with Simpson

Transcript of the original motion to suppress hearing before Judge Kennedy-Powell in municipal court

Transcript of Vannatter's prior-day testimony (pages 19556, lines 1–22), displayed on ELMO

Travel reservation records for Rosa Lopez — one-way flight to El Salvador booked for February 15, subsequently expired

Travel reservation to El Salvador made 'earlier this month' — contradicted morning testimony

Walker's notes from January 7, 1995 interview with Simpson

Trial transcript page 20132 — Shapiro cross-examination where Kaelin testified OJ was not angry or agitated when speaking of Sidney at the recital

Trial transcript page 20154-20156 — Kaelin's testimony describing OJ's demeanor about Sidney as 'fine,' 'very happy,' 'relaxed,' and 'nonchalant'

Trial transcript pages 18134–18136: Fuhrman's testimony that he only viewed the bodies from a landing and was shown the glove and hat by another detective

Trial transcript pages 18369–18371: Fuhrman's testimony that the photograph of him kneeling near the glove was taken at 7:00 A.M. after his return from Rockingham

Trial transcript volume 112, page 2001, line 11 — Kaelin's own direct examination testimony that OJ 'was upset' about Nicole wearing tight dresses

TV series 'First in Ten' — OJ Simpson's production, on which Shipp obtained a small acting role

Two 1990 autopsies in which Golden made conceded errors — misclassifying entry and exit wounds in one case, and misjudging shooting distance (contact wound vs. several feet) in another

Two additional pairs of gloves seized from master closet on June 28; described as heavy cold-weather/ski gloves, not dress gloves

Two checks from the Salingers totaling approximately $636 paid to Lopez upon her departure on February 10

Two photographs Shapiro requests to mark for identification at the close of the examination — likely of the neighborhood, house, or parking area

Two-AA Mag flashlight purchased by Bailey, similar to the one Fuhrman described carrying.

U.S. Department of Commerce weather report and National Weather Service report for June 12, 1994

U.S. Weather Service reports on temperature, dew point, and humidity for Bundy and Rockingham on the night of the murders

Unidentified document Leonard claimed could prove photographs were being rented for $12,000–$18,000/week

Unmatched fingerprints and palm prints at Bundy crime scene — not matching Simpson or any police officers

Unspecified videotape (second or third copy) referenced at the outset as still being located

Video footage of Lopez speaking to reporters outside Rockingham (not saying 'no comment')

Video footage Scheck attempted to play for the jury, contents disputed; sidebar called before jury could view it

Video of India Allen's post-trial television appearances (raised in sidebar after testimony concluded)

Video of Kristin Jeannette Meyers from Court TV approaching Lopez in the courthouse

Videotape of January 4, 1995 court proceedings in which OJ Simpson personally waived his right to a Kelly/Frye DNA admissibility hearing

Videotape purportedly showing autopsy tissues being delivered to defense toxicologist Brian Finkle

Videotape showing OJ Simpson apparently handcuffed or in custody, apparently filmed by press at the scene — context suggests the day after the murders when Simpson returned from Chicago

Videotape showing Simpson's movement — referenced to support findings of stumbling and difficulty rising from the ground

Wayne Hughes' written statement to LAPD claiming Kardashian was paid $3,000/day and wasn't worth it

Webster's Third New International Dictionary — definition of 'match' as 'an exact counterpart'

WESTEC security tape recording of Rossi's 5:13 a.m. call to Simpson's security company

White Bronco — Park twice stated he did not see it parked north of the Rockingham gate at 10:22 or 10:39

Xanax found in Simpson's possession on June 17th — Faerstein to address pharmacological effects

Ziploc sandwich-size plastic bag (~6x7.5 inches), shown by Bailey to establish bag types available in homicide kits