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We have a weird hub. listening to Hillbilly Horror Stories today. Religion can in some cases of even the most strong-willed individual. On April 14, 1938, a man was born who would take on the divine right of becoming a beloved Catholic priest.

A man who, when one of the nuns in his chapel was brutally killed, came under deep suspicion but was ultimately let free based on the religious beliefs of the man in charge of the case.

So if you like your coffee hot but your bones chilled, sit back and start your day with a

morning cup of murder.

Father Gerald Robinson, born April 14, 1938 and 42 years old at the time, worked alongside Sister Margaret

Ann Paul in 1980, where he, as the Jesuit chaplain, ministered to the sick and terminally ill,

and she acted as the caretaker of the chapel at Mercy Hospital in Toledo, Ohio.

Both beloved, Father Robinson was a popular priest in the heavily Catholic area, and

Sister Margaret was known as a strict taskmaster who got what was necessary accomplished.

The two worked closely together, and, for the most part, seemed to work well with one another.

That was until April 5, 1980, when their work was cut short, and someone

found Sister Margaret's bloody body on the floor of the chapel she cared for so well.

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