Many of the items were in the Mariposa Research and Education Foundation library.
The items were in the possession of two sports memorabilia dealers, Bruce L. Fromong and Alfred Beardsley.
Back then, computers were cutting-edge if they could indicate whether items were in stock.
The museum items were in a wide range of prices, so it was possible to buy a souvenir for less than $2.
He reminded the jury that Mr. Riccio, upon learning that the items were in Mr. Beardsley's possession months before the incident, asked both the F.B.I. and local police in California to help Mr. Simpson recover them.
The items were in the possession of two memorabilia dealers, Bruce L. Fromong and Alfred Beardsley, who were led to believe that a prospective buyer was coming to inspect the goods.
Asked about the propriety of owning or knowing the whereabouts of so many extraordinary Khmer relics, Mr. Latchford said the items were in better hands than if they were somehow returned en masse to Cambodia.
After Willoughby reposted the picture of her and Bunton wearing the "girl power" T-shirts recently, the Twitter feed of F= shared the picture and said the items were in "huge demand".
Similar to most of the C-DA studies, the items were in multiple choice format.
Delivery estimates for my items were in the 2 to 5 day range, with no option for speedier delivery.
