Marvin Haynes 2004 murder: 'I am innocent' special
FOX 9's Paul Blume and Tim Blotz discuss the Marvin Haynes case and his effort to get his murder conviction overturned. Haynes, serving a life sentence, told a judge he did not do it, that he is an innocent man wrongly convicted in a 2004 Minneapolis flower shop slaying that rocked the community.
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