1.   MacDonnell recounted an experiment he conducted, using his own blood, that he said showed that spilled blood could not cause an extra-large glove to shrink significantly.

2.   Prosecutors later called a glove expert who testified that the gloves had shrunk because of their exposure to liquid.

3.   Prosecutors called a glove expert last week who testified that the gloves might have shrunk because of their contact with liquid.

4.   The next day, prosecution witnesses said the gloves might have shrunk after their exposure to liquid.

5.   Those fit, and Darden suggested the bloody gloves had shrunk.

6.   Under his coaxing Rubin said that gloves shrink from moisture and stretch through use, presumably making any comparisons between the new gloves and the old ones inherently unreliable.

7.   A witness later said the gloves shrank.

8.   Prosecutors have said the gloves shrunk.

9.   Prosecutors said the gloves had shrunk.

10.   The prosecution argued the bloody gloves had shrunk.