Allan Park, the limousine driver assigned to take O.J. Simpson from Rockingham to the airport on June 12, 1994, provided testimony concerning the prosecution's timeline. Park said he arrived at about 10:25 PM; he testified that the Bronco was absent at 10:22 and approximately 10:39 PM, that his intercom calls initially went unanswered, and that he later saw a large figure in dark clothing enter the house before Simpson responded and said he had overslept. The defense challenged the limits of Park's observations and questioned him about prior inconsistent statements, and jurors later requested a readback of his testimony during deliberations before reaching their verdict.