A man says that he is behind a prank in Bend, Oregon, as locals wondered who was adding googly eyes to sculptures around the city. The damage will reportedly cost $1,500 in repairs.

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Jeff Keith, who runs a nonprofit, claimed he was behind some of the googly eyes that mysteriously appeared on public art in ...

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The founder of a Bend nonprofit that fights to prevent human trafficking revealed Thursday that he's the person behind the "googly eyes" affixed to numerous pieces of roundabout art in recent months, ...