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A federal judge ruled three years ago Crosley Green s murder conviction couldn t stand Green still isn t free
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Judge rules Crosley Green was wrongfully convicted – is he out of prison for good?
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Locked up for half his life, Crosley Green tastes freedom
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Evidence photos: The case against Crosley Green
April 18, 2020 / 3:03 PM / CBS NEWS CBS News
In the early morning hours of April 4, 1989, police received a 911 call from 19-year-old Kim Hallock. She said she was with her ex-boyfriend, Chip Flynn, in his truck in Holder Park in Brevard County, Florida, when a Black man robbed and kidnapped them.
What Happened That Night? CBS News
Kim Hallock said the assailant tied Chip Flynn s hands with a shoelace, ordered her to hand over money from Chip s wallet, and then, with everyone in this truck, she says the man drove them to an orange grove. According to what Hallock told police, he was steering, shifting gears, and somehow holding a gun on them all at the same time.
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How Crosley Green, whose conviction has been overturned, spent his first day of freedom. 2021 Apr 16
On April 7, 2021, as night settled on the Calhoun Correctional Institution outside Tallahassee, Florida, Crosley Green took his first steps as a free man after spending half his life behind bars. His case, say his lawyers, exposes an ugly truth about the American criminal system: it s easy to send a Black man to prison, but a nearly impossible feat to get a wrongful conviction corrected and overturned. 48 Hours has been covering Crosley Green s case for 22 years. He is now out of prison and off of death row. Correspondent Erin Moriarty was there for his first taste of freedom and has the very latest in his case in Crosley Green Comes Home, airing Saturday, April 17 at 10/9c on CBS.