Former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez was seen 'messing with ' the security camera in his basement the day after the Odin Lloyd was killed one of his maids testified in court on Tuesday . He also exchanged text messages with the man he is charged with murdering in the hours before the killing took place according to cell phone records shown in court on Tuesday . Raymond MacDonald , a T-Mobile employee , testified that the messages from Hernandez were on the cell phone of Lloyd , whose bullet-ridden body was found in an industrial park near Hernandez 's home in North Attleborough , Massachusetts , on June 17 , 2013 . The texts appear to have been deleted from Hernandez 's phone some time after they were sent to Lloyd . Scroll down for video . A T-Mobile employee testified on Tuesday in the Aaron Hernandez trial ( above ) that Hernandez and the victim exchanged text messages the night he was killed . Glaucia Santos said Tuesday that she was cleaning a bathroom when she heard Hernandez enter , at which point she saw him touching the camera . Meanwhile , Glaucia Santos said Tuesday that she was cleaning a bathroom when she heard Hernandez enter , at which point she saw him touching the camera , which is located on the basement 's family room ceiling . Bristol County Assistant District Attorney Patrick Bomberg showed Lloyd 's phone in Massachusetts Superior Court in Fall River , Massachusetts , and asked MacDonald to read text messages sent from a number identified as Hernandez 's . On the night of June 16 , Hernandez texted Lloyd ; 'imma hit u when i 'm dat way like Las time . ' After midnight on June 17 , Loyd texted back : 'We still on . ' A few hours later , prosecutors say , Hernandez and two friends , Ernest Wallace and Carlos Ortiz , picked up Lloyd at his Boston home and drove him to the industrial park where he was later shot dead . The records also showed calls to Lloyd 's phone from Wallace 's number , and do not show any further calls or texts from Lloyd 's phone after 3:23am on June 17 . Hernandez , 25 , had a $ 41 million contract with the New England Patriots when he was arrested for Lloyd 's murder in June 2013 , but was dropped him from the team hours after his arrest . Wallace and Ortiz will be tried separately . All three men have pleaded not guilty . During the testimony , Hernandez leaned over to speak with his attorney at one point . Lloyd , 27 , was a semi-professional football player who was dating the sister of Hernandez 's fiancee . The sister testified earlier that the men were in the early stages of a friendship and smoked marijuana together , but were not close . Defense attorneys have argued Hernandez and Lloyd were good friends , and that Hernandez would never have shot him . Defense attorneys , meanwhile , filed a motion to prevent jurors from hearing about a civil suit filed by a former friend of Hernandez , Alexander Bradley , who claimed Hernandez shot him in the face after an argument in Florida in 2013 . Prosecutors want Associate Justice Susan Garsh to allow the jury to hear about that case , arguing it refutes the defense team 's assertion Hernandez would not shoot a friend .
A T-Mobile employee testified on Tuesday in the Aaron Hernandez trial that Hernandez and the victim exchanged text messages the night he was killed . Hernandez allegedly deleted the texts after sending them , though they were still on the phone of the murder victim , Odin Lloyd . The defense has argued that Hernandez's actions did not amount to a crime because his girlfriend had no knowledge of what happened before she died. There were no calls or texts made from Lloyd 's phone after 3am , which is the time prosecutors allege Hernandez murdered him .