Minnesota Court Re-examines Marvin Haynes' Murder Conviction

Haynes, serving life for a 2004 flower shop robbery, maintains his innocence as several original trial witnesses recant their testimonies.

Marvin Haynes, who has spent nearly two decades in prison for a deadly 2004 flower shop robbery, insists he is '100 percent innocent'.
Judge William Koch is re-examining Haynes' conviction, with hearings set to continue until December 20.
No physical evidence tied Haynes to the crime and he didn't match the physical description that witnesses provided to investigators.
Several people who testified at Haynes' 2005 trial have since signed affidavits recanting their statements.
Haynes' lawyers argue that he was wrongfully convicted based on faulty eyewitness identification and improper police lineups.