KAGAN: A nun killed, and a priest accused. Today the case goes to the jury. The Reverend Gerald Robinson is charged in the stabbing death of Sister Margaret Ann Pahl. Closing arguments are under way this morning. CNN's Keith Oppenheim is covering the trial in Toledo.</s>KEITH OPPENHEIM, CNN CORRESPONDENT (on camera): It's expected that right after noon today a jury of seven women and five men will begin deliberating to determine if 26 years ago a priest murdered a 71-year-old nun. In 1980, Sister Margaret Ann Pahl was found stabbed and strangled in the chapel of Toledo's Mercy Hospital. At the time, Father Gerald Robinson, a hospital chaplain, was questioned but not charged. Nearly 24 years later, cold case investigators took another look and believe they found a match between a bloodstain at the crime scene and a dagger-shaped letter opener that police say is the murder weapon and belongs to Father Robinson. During the three-week trial, prosecutors presented some strong evidence and had witnesses who said they saw Father Robinson near the crime scene, but prosecutors presented no DNA evidence that links the priest to the victim. Father Robinson pleaded not guilty. And his lawyers say there is reasonable doubt, that the pieces of the puzzle in this case do not fit. Keith Oppenheim, CNN, Toledo.
Nun Slaying Case Heads to Jury