The judge denied the defense's suppression motion, allowing the Rockingham glove and blood evidence into evidence. Detective Lange testified about the Bundy crime scene while the defense methodically attacked the investigation's procedural integrity, exposing missing logs, a 6.75-hour delay, and incomplete documentation. Detective Vannatter testified on evidence chain of custody amid a heated discovery dispute over crime lab photographs, and the defense established that investigators made no effort to have Simpson's cut finger examined by a doctor, criminalist, or medical examiner.

• Judge Kennedy-Powell denies defense suppression motion; allows Rockingham glove, blood evidence, and Bronco blood into evidence.
• Detective Tom Lange describes Bundy crime scene with 16+ photographs showing victim positions, bloody shoe prints, glove, and blood droplets.
• Defense cross-examination reveals critical gaps: missing criminalist logs, 6.75-hour delay before homicide scene investigation began, burglary suspect call.
• Detective Vannatter testifies on blood vial chain of custody and Rockingham glove; defense establishes investigators made no effort to have Simpson's cut finger examined by a doctor, criminalist, or medical examiner.
• Heated discovery dispute over crime lab glove comparison photographs; judge overrules defense objection alleging that the photo display was unduly prejudicial.