Vanessa Grigoriadis

But after that court appearance, he received a phone call at his office.

There was a message waiting there for him that indicated something else may have happened.

Okay, so tell us about that.

Okay, so David Yannetti received a phone message at his office that he returned.

And...

The person on the phone, which we now know is a man named Steve Scanlon, who was, again, a Canton resident who had a daughter who was the same age as somebody who was in the house.

That's Brian and Nicole Albert's nephew, Colin Albert.

He said that...

He, in some form or fashion, was aware that John O'Keefe died inside the house.

There had been a fight that he had passed out, that he vomited a whole lot of times, and that that was the cause of his death, not a car crash outside the house.

Absolutely.

So this is the crux of the case, honestly.

This is the thing that when I tell people my opinion about this case, I show them the photos of John O'Keefe's injuries because they are incredibly important.

John O'Keefe had a devastating laceration in the back of his head and the lower part of his skull.

He also had on his arm what appear and what I believe are a series of dog bites and scratches.

He had no broken bones, basically no injuries below the neck except for on the arm.

And their theory of the case is that he was hit by a car hard enough to hit his head on the frozen ground and cause this injury, which

appears to have been caused by a sharp object, like a corner of something.

And they say he received that injury from falling back on the frozen ground.

And let's be clear that the Alberts also owned a dog, correct?