Ctrl key seems to be stuck

Hey
I am quite desperate and hope someone can help me here.
My Macbook acts as if the ctrl key is constantly pressed.
This happened a day after I spilled a tiny bit of tea on the keyboard (first everything seemed to be fine).
Now the keyboard is strange: Letters dont work but some of the other keys do.
External Keyboard works perfectly fine.
When using the Keyboard viewer I can see that when I press of the Letter Keys the key turns grey. So basically they should work.
By pressing the shift key on the internal keyboard or the enter key on the external following happens:
sorry I cant use screenshots because we wont be able to see it right then.
I already took the ctrl key out and checked it. Everything looks clean and right. It really just was a tiny bit of non sweeted tea.
I have googled this and spend already hours and reading and trying to find a solution to this problem but failed so far.
Really hope someone can help me.
It is a late 2009 macbook with OSX 10.7.2
Thank you in advance

Hello,
my father has the same problem. Same machine. He pretends that nothing was spilled over. He has a tiny place where uses his laptop that has not even space to place a cup of beverage beside the computer.
A little more details: I tried to log out and log in as the admin user but cant give the password. Some keys provoke a chime while typing, others dont.
While rebooting, Command-Alternate-P-R doesnt seem to work. Pressing Alternate to get into the boot volume chooser does not work. Pressing Command-S to boot into single user mode works, however I cant type any command while in the shell, now fsck, no reboot, nothing. Pressing "R" makes the prompt change to something like "search backwards `´" for a very short moment. I cant reproduce this behaviour in Terminal on my own machine pressing Control-R, so I am not sure what it is.
The way I came to the conclusion that the machine behaves like the Control key being pressed all time was within Apple Mail typing Command-N to open a new Mail opened a new notice instead. I was not able to close the Window Typing Command-W. I opened the trash can using the mouse and tried to resize the window because there was so much in the trash can but I got a context menu instead when grabbing the title bar. Scrolling with two fingers zoomed the whole Screen instead.
My father allow my small nephew to install games while in vacation. He even gave him the admin password although I told him not to do so. So my first idea was that he had changed something with the input methods. But then, the strange behaviour would be gone during the boot sequence at least I guess. And I should be able to log in as another user (I always create a separate user for everyday use that has no admin rights).
I have no firewire cable at hand to reinstall in target mode and -gosh- the MacBook 2009 does not even support this essential function because it has not firewire port, it is a crippled machine. I dont have any idea who to analyze the problem further.
Please throw some wisdom from heaven.
Bye, Christian

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