LAS VEGAS AP-Jurors in the O.J. Simpson armed robbery and kidnapping case are plowing through hours of secret recordings made by a collectibles broker who says a plan to recover a cache of the former football star’s personal property at a hotel room worked well, until a gun was displayed.
Testimony was to resume Friday with Thomas Riccio returning to the witness stand and the jury resuming the task of trying to decipher and weigh the importance of audio recordings Riccio made involving the confrontation between Simpson, five associates and two memorabilia peddlers in a casino hotel room. Experts previously testified that they can’t say whether some of the recordings were altered in any way.
