O.J. SIMPSON . . . DEFENSE, PROSECUTION SHUT OUT MEDIA

Tuesday, Aug. 09, 1994
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Both the prosecution and defense agreed to try to squelch the media circus surrounding the O.J. Simpson case. They said they would not release the grisly photos of the victims, Nicole Simpson's medical records or the contents of a mysterious yellow envelope presented by the defense as evidence. Following the momentary harmonic convergence, both sides disappeared into a closed session with Judge Lance Ito, locking out the press. The trial is set to start September 19.