A key witness in O.J. Simpson's current trial of kidnap and robbery got ill on Monday while testifying. Bruce Fromong, a sports dealer, was treated by paramedics outside the courtroom for dizziness and overheating.

Fromong managed to testify Tuesday that, at the time of the alleged shakedown, he was in possession of "family heirlooms" which he felt should go to O.J.'s family. "I believed these items belonged to Mr. Simpson's kids," said Fromong, who has been hospitalized for multiple heart attacks over the past year. "They should go back to him."

Fromong had testified that two of Simpson's associates carried guns and rushed into the hotel room. During the six-minute encounter, Fromong said, Simpson waved an arm up and down while someone yelled "put the gun down." However Simpson never admitted this testimony to be true.

Defense attorney Gabriel Grasso accused Bruce Fromong as he played an audio recording that captured the alleged theft on tape. "It's not over. It's not f-----g over. I'll have 'Inside Edition' down here for us tomorrow. I told you I want big money," Fromong's voice is heard saying on the recording. So it’s getting more and more complicated.

On Tuesday, surveillance experts from the Palace Station and Palms hotels in Las Vegas provided testimony regarding videos which showed the comings and goings of Simpson, Riccio and dealers Bruce Fromong and Alfred Beardsley.

The trial was to resume Wednesday with a taped presentation by an FBI forensic audio expert whose appearance was videotaped last month for the jury while he is traveling outside the country.