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evidenceevidencedocumentaryFirst Criminal TrialChris Albert–O'Keefe Texts ('Nebbercracker')Text messages from Chris Albert to John O'Keefe stating 'Get over here' and 'If not, I'm going to f up your lawn,' introduced as part of a larger exhibit.
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Chris Albert–O'Keefe Texts ('Nebbercracker')

Text messages from Chris Albert to John O'Keefe stating 'Get over here' and 'If not, I'm going to f up your lawn,' introduced as part of a larger exhibit.

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During David Yannetti's defense questioning, the messages "Get over here" and "If not, I'm going to f up your lawn" and the "Nebbercracker" nickname were used to suggest an antagonistic relationship between Chris Albert and John O'Keefe. Albert denied the asserted conflict, saying O'Keefe had asked the family to watch his house and explaining that the nickname began after O'Keefe joked with his son, brought him candy, and later found the joke funny.

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