360 North Rockingham Avenue

360 North Rockingham Avenue was O.J. Simpson's Brentwood estate and the second major crime scene in the case. In the early morning hours of June 13, 1994, detectives arrived at the property and discovered a trail of blood drops along the driveway, blood in the foyer and bathroom, and — on a narrow walkway behind guest house resident Kato Kaelin's quarters — a right-handed leather glove consistent with one found at the Bundy crime scene. Limousine driver Allan Park testified that he arrived at Rockingham at 10:25 PM on the night of the murders, saw no white Bronco parked outside, and observed a person in dark clothing enter the house around 10:56 PM before Simpson answered the intercom claiming he had overslept. The estate yielded nineteen evidence items, including five blood drops on the driveway, blood stains inside the house, bedding and a washcloth from Simpson's bedroom, and hairs and fibers from the recovered glove — evidence that the defense attacked as procedurally compromised through failures in collection, chain of custody, and the legality of the warrantless entry itself. Rockingham featured prominently across all three proceedings: in the criminal trial, where the defense secured a jury visit to the property; in depositions, where Simpson, Kaelin, Allen Cowlings, Jason Simpson, and Robert Kardashian all testified extensively about events and routines at the residence; and in the civil trial, where Detective Vannatter's handling of Simpson's blood sample at the estate drew renewed scrutiny.