By Dan Bloom and Ashley Collman The teen son of Ted Kennedy Jr casually ate dinner with a stranger who broke into his family's Cape Cod compound Tuesday night because he thought he was a friend of his father. Trespasser James Lacroix, 53, was arrested at the family's seaside estate when Kennedy Jr called to check up on 16-year-old son Edward Kennedy III and the stranger answered the phone instead. Lacroix made his first court appearance on Wednesday, wearing the same Captain America shirt he was arrested in. His arraignment has been pushed back until August 13, as he undergoes psychological evaluation.
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James Lacroix, 53, was arrested for breaking into the Kennedy family's Cape Cod compound Tuesday night
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He appeared in court for the first time on Wednesday and is now under psychological evaluation
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The teen who came across Lacroix, now identified as Edward M Kennedy III, is the grand-nephew of President Kennedy and grandson of the late Senator Ted
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Edward said he wasn't alarmed to see a stranger in his home since the family invites many visitors to the compound
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The two ate tortellini for dinner together before Edward left Lacroix in the home alone to hang out with friends
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Lacroix was arrested when Edward's father, Ted Kennedy Jr, called to check up on his son and the stranger answered instead
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