Hey everyone Mike and Mike here. Today we're bringing you something a little different. It's a preview of a new podcast

Murder in the Orange Grove The Troubled Case against Krosley Green from 48 hours.

In the early 90s, Krasle Green, a Florida black man

was sentenced to death by an all-white jury

for the murder of Chip Flint. A crime Green insists he didn't commit.

It's hosted by 48 hours correspondent Aaron Moriarty, who has spent the last 25 years

following Green's controversial case looking into the inconsistencies

like coerced confessions and allegations of a racial hoax that challenge the integrity of the verdict.

Of all the cases Aaron has covered, she says this is the one that has troubled her the most,

with new never before heard interviews with experts involved,

and Krasley himself. Murder in the Orange Grove shines a new light on the case that holds

Krasley's freedom.

I'm about to play you a clip from Murder in the Orange group.

Chip Flynn's then-girlfriend recounts the night of his death

and the traumatic event that changed three lives forever.

On the morning of April 4, 1989, police were interviewing 19-year-old Kim Halleck, about a trauma that began unfolding the night

before, one that would forever change the lives of Kim, her ex-boyfriend, Charles Chip Flynn, and Crowsley Green.

Do you saw me swear to the statement you're about to give is true and correct

the best of your knowledge?

I hope you got.

Okay.

At the time of this recording, Kim had already been with investigators at the

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