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Searching for Clues

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A Portion of the search warrant obtained by Los Angeles police to search the home of O.J. Simpson after the deaths of Nicole Simpson and Ronald Lyle Goldman.

Here are the items listed in the LAPD property report:

1. Red stain

Found: Driver door exterior of white Bronco

2. Wood stick

Found: On grass

3. Cigarette butt

On street at residence

4. Red stain

Found: On curb

5. Red stain

Found: On driveway

6. Red stain

Found: On curb

7. Red stain

Found: On driveway

8. Red stain

Found: On driveway

9. Brown leather glove, with red stains

Found: On walkway

10. Blue plastic bag

Found: on ground, on south side of chain-link fence

11. Red stain

Found: On wire

12. Red stain

Found: Foyer

13. Two Navy blue socks

Found: Master bedroom

14. Red stain

Found: Master bedroom floor

15. Airline ticket receipt

Found: Bathroom

16. Baggage tag

Found: Bench outside front door

17. Vial of blood labeled “O.J. Simpson 6-13-94”

Received: From LAPD detectives

18. White athletic shoes

Received: From LAPD detectives

19. Hair and fibers

Found: On leather glove

20. Red stain

Found: Exterior passenger door of Bronco

21. Red stain

Found: Interior of driver door

22. Red stain

Found: Interior of driver door

23. Red stain

Found: Interior of driver door

24. Red stain

Found: Instrument panel, left edge of dashboard

25. Brown carpet fibers with red stains

Found: Driver door, adjacent to left door edge

26. Red stain

Found: Driver floor, on rubber portion

27. Plain cap

Found: Driver floor

28. Red stain

Cloth swatch used to transfer red stain

Found: Driver seat

29. Red stain

Cloth swatch used to transfer red stain

Found: Steering wheel

30. Red stain

Cloth swatch used to transfer red stain

Found: Center console

31. Red stain

Cloth swatch used to transfer red stain

Found: Center console

32. Red stain

Found: Front passenger backrest

33. Brown carpet with red stain resembling partial shoe print

Found: Bronco

34. Red stain

Found: Driver wall

Note: Red stains were later determined to be blood.

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