360 North Rockingham Avenue

360 North Rockingham Avenue was O.J. Simpson's Brentwood residence and an important investigative and evidentiary location in the proceedings. The record identifies nineteen evidence items associated with Rockingham, including four blood drops and a blood swatch from the driveway, blood stains in the foyer and bathroom, and a right-handed leather glove found on the narrow walkway behind Kato Kaelin's guest house. It also lists hairs and fibers removed from the glove, bedding recovered from Simpson's bedroom, and a washcloth recovered from the home. A preliminary-hearing summary records Allan Park's testimony that he arrived at 10:25 p.m., observed a large black figure enter at approximately 10:56–10:57 p.m., and then heard Simpson answer the intercom and say that he had overslept; preliminary-hearing records also document defense challenges to the warrantless entry and investigative procedures. Criminal-trial records document a jury visit and challenges to evidence handling and chain of custody, while later deposition and civil testimony addressed the property's gates, driveway, vehicles, blood locations, and evidence collection.