People v. Libbra

How courts have described this case

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• finding reasonable inference of threat of physical harm based on “bizarre” communications aimed at victim, including leaving photograph of tombstone at victim’s place of business
• finding reasonable inference of threat of physical harm based on \bizarre\ communications aimed at victim, including leaving photograph of tombstone at victim’s place of business

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