Twelve jurors are now deliberating the fate of Moe Maurice Gibbs. Today prosecution and defense presented their closing arguments in Gibbs' murder trial. Shaun Sipma has the details from the Ward County Courthouse... It was a packed courtroom this morning with the family of Mindy Morgenstern, Jordan Ranum, and Moe Gibbs looking on as Prosecution lead by Barnes County State's Attorney Brad Cruff delivered his closing arguments. (Brad Cruff, Barnes Co. State's Attorney) I talked about four factors, those being opportunity, ability, DNA, and finally the jail house confession. Cruff said that the defense's idea that Mindy was killed before Moe brought his then wife a drink at work was inaccurate. DNA was also an issue for prosecution. (Cruff) Again he was the only profile within those items tested and there is and I never heard any explanation, innocent explanation on how that DNA came to be about under Mindy's fingernails and on her shirt. Cruff also called Defenses stand on the amount of DNA as fuzzy math that was refuted by the state crime lab DNA expert. (Cruff) 21 males voluntarily gave their DNA samples in this case. Of those 21 males samples that were submitted there was only one that matches the murder victim Mindy Morgenstern that one person is the defendant. Prosecution's arguments lasted just 45 minutes and were highlighted to the jury by saying Focus on facts and not possibilities. In their closing arguments defense, lead by Jeff Bredahl, also pointed to facts saying the state has very little in their case. (Jeff Bredahl, Lead Defense Attorney) Facts are stubborn things. If the state wants you and suggest to you folks to disregard the facts shame on them. Bredahl argued that the timeline doesn't fit. He said it would have been impossible for Moe to bring his wife a drink at work and get back in time to kill Mindy. (Bredahl) He can't commit this murder with Tiana outside in the hall. Go in and commit a vicious murder. First of all it doesn't fit in the time frame it can't it doesn't. It's impossible. Bredahl also pointed to Nicole Rose a witness who was at the apartment that day and testified to smelling the Pine-sol at 12:30, before Moe supposedly got back from his wife's work. (Bredahl) The only verdict you can reach in this case is a not guilty. Defense's closing arguments almost four hours with Bredahl highlighting what he said were dozens of examples of inaccuracies in the prosecutions case. The prosecution rebutted Bredahls comments before the jury was sent to deliberate. Judge John Paulson ruled that the jury will NOT be sequestered during their decision making process. Two members of the jury were excused and the 7 women and five men began deliberating Moe's fate. At the Ward County Courthouse, Shaun Sipma KX News.