Scott County Attorney Kelly Cunningham gave a lengthy review of the evidence presented over the past 2 1/2 weeks.
During his closing arguments, Dinkins' attorney, Chad Frese, accused the prosecution of spinning a "fairytale" that Dinkins ever intended to hurt the girl. He says the state can't prove its claim that she was sexually assaulted, and that the case is full of serious and reasonable doubt.
In her rebuttal, Assistant Scott County Attorney, Elizabeth O'Donnell, said the evidence points to the guilt of Dinkins, the last person to have been with the girl before she was killed.
The judge is expected issue a verdict in a few days.
