Pope's butler goes on trial for theft of letters exposing corruption claims

Paolo Gabriele faces up to four years in jail if found guilty of stealing Pope Benedict's correspondenceThe pope's former butler Paolo Gabriele, 46, smiled and joked on Saturday as his trial for stealing Benedict XVI's most private correspondence got under way at the Vatican.The man who claims he was working as an "agent of the Holy Spirit" when he leaked letters exposing corruption allegations at the Holy See appeared unfazed as one investigator revealed in court that evidence included 82 cardb...