The whole time the incident was talking place the 911 dispatcher was on the phone with Nicole. In the background you could hear Simpson yelling.
These are the events of the evening as they unfolded according to CNN.com and police reports:.
Sunday, June 12, 1994.
9:40 - 9:45 pm - Simpson & Kaelin return home from MacDonald's with food. Kaelin says OJ appears "tired." Kaelin says they each go into their separate parts of the house. Kato eats his food and calls Rachel Ferrara.
9:50 pm - Ron Goldman leaves Mezzaluna to return Nicole's sunglasses.
10:15 pm - Nicole's neighbor hears what he calls "a dog's plaintive wail.".
10:25 pm - Allan Park arrives early at Rockingham Ave. gate at OJ Simpson estate. He decides to wait before ringing bell.
10:40 - 10:50 pm - Park buzzes intercom at Ashford St. entrance. No one answers.
10:40 pm - While on the phone in the guest house, Kaelin hears three thumping sounds outside. He mentions this while talking on the phone.
10:41 - 10:45pm - Kaelin goes outside to investigate the noise. He sees the limousine outside the gate, continues around front of house to check on noise.
10:50 pm - Park stops buzzing the house and pages his boss. He then calls his mother, and lastly, calls his boss' house.
10:55 pm - Park's boss returns his page and tells him to keep waiting at the house.
10:55 pm - Nicole's neighbor finds Nicole's Akita dog unattended, with bloody paws. Another neighbor takes it home, but it remains agitated.
10:56 - 10:57 pm - Park sees a white male (Kaelin) carrying a flashlight. Almost simultaneously, he sees a 6-ft. tall, 200-lb. black person wearing dark clothes cross the driveway and enters the house. Park is unsure of the person's sex and identity. Kaelin approaches Park, asks if OJ has overslept. Still concerned about the noises he also asks if Park has felt an earthquake. About 15-20 sec's. later, Park buzzes the house with the intercom again. The intercom is answered by someone who tells him that he will be coming out shortly.
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