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Rescue Randy 29 mph Impact Test Photographs (Exhibits 218–222)
Five photographs after ARCCA's 29 mph Rescue Randy test, showing arm and torso damage, sleeve glass fragments, the full dummy and the test Lexus's rear damage.
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Used by both sides in Trial 2. Defense used them to show that a vehicle-pedestrian collision at 29 mph produces extensive full-body garment damage, road rash, and glass fragment embedding inconsistent with O'Keefe's isolated puncture wounds. Prosecution used the same photographs to show tail light debris transferred to Randy's body and clothing, arguing fragment transfer is probable in a collision.
A series of five photographs taken after ARCCA's 29 mph full-body vehicle impact test with the Rescue Randy crash test dummy: Exhibit 218 (left arm, road rash), Exhibit 219 (right/impact-side arm, glass fragments embedded in sleeve), Exhibit 220 (front torso, widespread road rash holes and asphalt transfer), Exhibit 221 (full-body overview showing total damage pattern), and Exhibit 222 (test Lexus rear showing vehicle damage).