875 South Bundy Drive

875 South Bundy Drive was Nicole Brown Simpson's Brentwood condominium and the site where she and Ronald Goldman were found murdered on the night of June 12, 1994. Officer Robert Riske discovered the victims just before midnight after neighbors reported Nicole's Akita wandering the streets with blood on all four paws. Investigators collected extensive physical evidence from the property, including a series of blood drops along the front walkway, a left-handed leather glove that matched one found at Simpson's Rockingham estate, and bloody shoe prints later identified as consistent with size 12 Bruno Magli shoes. The Bundy crime scene became a focal point of both the criminal and civil trials, with the defense systematically attacking LAPD evidence handling — from delayed rear gate blood collection to questions about contamination of the walkway blood drops. Forensic testimony about the site spanned months, as criminalist Dennis Fung faced aggressive cross-examination over evidence collection procedures and DNA analysts debated whether stains like Bundy drop 52 showed signs of contamination. Across all three proceedings — criminal trial, depositions, and civil trial — testimony about what happened at 875 South Bundy and how the evidence was gathered and preserved remained the most extensively litigated issue in the case.