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[Music] there's a stigma attached to people like us who come out publicly against their
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fellow law enforcement officers this entire case scares me it shatters your foundation in your beliefs on our system
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of law and justice it never goes away the night had happened it replays in the mind we don't know what happened that
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night all we know is that Chip Flynn picked up his ex-girlfriend they had sex they smoked marijuana then
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chips Lin got shot in the early morning hours of April 4th 1989 the police received a 911 call from Kim Halleck I
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was dispatched almost immediately at this point we knew her black guy in white guy shooting at each other they
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did eventually find chip Flynn lying in an abandoned Orange Grove he's been shot
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I get a call shortly after 2 o'clock that he has died there was a statement taken from Kim Halleck
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you don't see anybody else around shots were fired you don't see any shell casing and it just makes you wonder what
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I don't believe a word she says I think it's completely fabricated it's unfortunately a classic case of what is
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often referred to as a racial hoax which is a black guy did it so you get then called in by the prosecutor I told him I
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thought you get it I said to him you know I think you need to take a close look at Kim Halleck were you at all
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surprised when Crossley Green was charged with chip Flynn's murder it was a total shock this was like picking a
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name out of a hat tell you some years ago I was charged with a murder the state essentially screwed him over you
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remember this guy this is Crosley green back in 1999 hi Crosley I'm Erin Moriarty with CBS I didn't kill that
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young man okay I'm telling you I keep Kennedy killer something I was really angry but I want the people to know that
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I'm not destroyed I'm not down I'm not forgotten July 2018 we finally had a federal judge ruled
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that Crosley green had been wrongfully and unconstitutionally convicted I was choked out I couldn't believe it
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really our lost worries finally 1 1 1 round we're going on two years now since he got that decision
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I think that's insane there wasn't enough of a travesty of an injustice before I actually think it's a tragedy
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that he remains in prison