Chicago (O'Hare Plaza Hotel), identified in questioning as the Howard Johnson O'Hare Plaza Hotel, was where O.J. Simpson stayed after traveling overnight from Los Angeles and arriving in Chicago on June 13, 1994. The hotel became a subject of criminal-trial testimony and later deposition and civil-trial examination concerning Simpson's hand injuries, a broken glass in his room, and his efforts to arrange a return flight. Simpson testified that a glass broke while he was packing and making calls and that he cut his hand at some point while trying to leave Chicago; other testimony and questioning addressed whether some cuts may have existed before he departed Los Angeles. A civil-trial summary of Detective Kenneth Berris's deposition described a Chicago hotel-room investigation involving visually observed red spots and noted that no blood was reported and no chemical testing was performed.