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From: Maggie
Date: 6/3/01
Time: 7:13:52 PM
Remote Name: 205.211.131.14
Below is my logical conclusion to where the Bronco was on that night.
When Park arrived at 10:20 he found OJ's address on the Rockingham curb. So we know that the Bronco was not there at 10:20.
At 10:35 Park thought he would take one last look at the Rockingham gate to asses whether he could enter by the Rockingham gate. He got to the Rockingham gate after 10:35 but before 10:40. (At 10:40 he was at the Ashford gate ringing the buzzer.) While he was at the Rockingham gate he again did not see the Bronco on the street.
However when he looked in the Rockingham gate he testified that he saw two cars inside the gate - the Bently and a car behind it which he seemed to think was a "black" sports type vehicle. Can anyone find testimony of Park stating that he saw the second "black" sporty vehicle when he looked in the Ashford gate? Did Park look in the Ashford gate off to the right where the sporty vehicle would have been behind the Bentley?
However later as he drove OJ out the Rockingham gate - he said he did not see the "black" sports type vehicle and could not explain where it had gone.
Rosa says she saw the Bronco at 10:00pm on the street. Kato did not see the Bronco inside the gates at 9:30 when they got back from MacDonalds. So that means OJ still had to do drive the Bronco inside the estate and unpack things from it.
OJ could have put the Bronco inside the gates after Rosa had walked her dog. Park may have only seen the "black" windows of the "white" Bronco. I don't know how the lighting was inside the estate but Park was not really taking notes and photos that night. He simply remembered a second car - and the Bronco was a sports vehicle which if it were behind the Bentley might only show its "black" windows.
This would also account for OJ not hearing Park ringing the estate if OJ put the Bronco on Rockingham while Park was turning into to face the Ashford gate. You see OJ would now have been busy chasing the dog on Rockingham the entire time that Park was ringing the buzzer. Park does not see the dog inside the Ashford gate until he drives the limo inside the gate at 10:54 or so. Kato only sees the dog at 10:53 when he goes for the second time to check out the noise. When Kato came outside to check the noise he saw the limo at the Ashford gate with it lights on and no driver. Kato left his bunglaow five minutes after thenoise occurred. Park got back in the limo at 10:50. So Kato had to have gone past the driverless limo at 10:49 at the latest which also means that the latest time the noise occurred was 10:44.
When Park drove out the Rockingham gate he did not see the Bronco because he was looking for car lights. He was in a rush to get OJ to the airport so he looked for car lights which would prevent him from turning the big limo left on Rockingham to get to the airport. OJ's property had a wall then a grass for a few feet and then a sidewalk for a few feet. Park probably took a cursory glance to his right when he barely got outside the gate and when he did not see any car lights he proceeded to concentrate on whatever was directly ahead of him and to his right so that he could manouever the big limo out onto Rockingham.
OJ then arrived back from chasing the dog at about 10:50 and let the dog inside the Rockingham gate and then went back to the Bronco to get his cell phone. He then was seen by Park crossing to the front door at 10:54. He could not ever have been down the side of the house because Kato would have seen him from 10:50 onwards since Kato was near the side of thehouse from that time onward.
The noise occurred at 10:44 or earlier and since Heidstra only saw the speeding car at Bundy about 10:50 - OJ and the noise have nothing to do with one another in regard to any glove.