LOU WATERS, CNN ANCHOR: Jury deliberations continue for a second day in the trial of a Massachusetts doctor accused of murdering his wife. Prosecutors say Dirk Greineder was trying to conceal a secret life of prostitutes and Internet pornography. Amalia Barreda, of our affiliate WCVB in Boston, has the latest on the story.</s>AMALIA BARREDA, WCVB CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Dirk Greineder was brought into court a few minutes before 8:00 for a quick greeting with the 12 people who will decide his fate.</s>JUDGE PAUL CHERNOFF, NORFOLK CO. SUPERIOR COURT: I suppose the reason is to say good morning, and to tell you how much we appreciate what you're doing and to ask you to please go back and continue your work. And so I've said it. Have a good day.</s>BARREDA: The panel must go through nearly 500 pieces of evidence and the testimony of 70 witnesses before making a decision. The five- week trial came to a close yesterday morning with closing arguments. The defense, telling the jury the evidence in the case leaves enough answered questions to raise reasonable doubt; the prosecution asking the panel to let their verdict speak the truth, that Dirk Greineder is guilty of his wife's murder.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: OK, we stand in recess.</s>WATERS: As soon as the jury reaches a verdict in the case, of course we'll bring that to you right away.
Jury Set to Deliberate on Greineder's Fate