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Order of killings presented
The Associated Press
LOS ANGELES — Nicole Brown Simpson probably was attacked and killed before Ronald Goldman, a detective in the O.J. Simpson trial testified yesterday, citing the lack of blood on the bottom of Nicole Simpson's feet.
In contrast, Detective Tom Lange noted, Goldman had blood on the bottom of his white boots. Goldman also had defensive wounds on his hands, and his shirt somehow was pulled up his back.
It was the first time prosecutors presented the order of the late-night killings outside Nicole Simpson's condominium. They had said that Nicole Simpson was the intended target, and Goldman was killed because he was at the wrong place at the wrong time.
Lange, a top investigator on the case,
returned to the stand to continue last
week's testimony and said four detectives went to Simpson's house at 5:05
a.m. on June 13 both to inform of him
Lange said he wanted to establish a rapport with Simpson and get some background on Nicole Simpson to see if she had received any threats in the recent past.
"We knew that Mr. Simpson had been estranged from Mrs. Simpson," Lange said. "I think it was important that we meet Mr. Simpson, that he should know who we are, that we certainly would be working with him in the future."
Several broadcast reports said the witness to follow Lange to the witness
stand likely would be Brian "Kato" Kaelin, who heard humbs on the wall of his guest house the night of the murders.
Yesterday, a published report said that Grant Cramer, a friend of Kaelin and Nicole Simpson, told police that Kaelin gave him a differing account of the night of June 12 than the one Kaelin testified to at the preliminary hearing.
The New York Daily News said Cramer told police that Kaelin had told him that Simpson appeared frazzled and out of breath before leaving for Chicago that night, alleging that Kaelin muted his account when he testified.
Cramer also claimed that Kaelin quoted Simpson as telling him after the murders, "Thank God you were here and can say that I was at home when this thing happened." Kaelin testified he was with Simpson for part of the evening of June 12 but did not see Simpson for more than an hour during which the prosecution says the killings occurred.
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