Judge gives maximum sentence for man who hit, killed 7-year-old
Clutching onto photographs, the parents of James Linzi faced the man who hit and killed their 7-year-old son in a Manatee County courtroom. Aaron Naylor pleaded no contest to multiple charges related to the child's death, but the judge handed down the maximum sentence.
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