Tyler man faces 99 years for crime he says he didn't commit

Tyler's Daryl Lynn Davis, who has gone from felon to activist, faces 99 years for a crime he says he didn't commit. Experts say the evidence against him is flimsy, while Smith County prosecutors aim to punish him to the fullest extent if found guilty.

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