Tracie Savage, a television news reporter for KNBC in Los Angeles, was called by the defense to testify about a September 1994 broadcast in which she reported that socks recovered from Simpson's bedroom had tested positive for Nicole Brown Simpson's blood through DNA analysis — results that had not yet been publicly disclosed. Her testimony, elicited by defense attorney Gerald Uelmen, probed how such sensitive forensic information had reached the press, raising questions about leaks from within the investigation. When pressed on her sources, Savage invoked California's shield law and refused to identify them.