Blood on the Badge

Cold Case Files

A&E / PodcastOne

True Crime, Society & Culture, History, Talk Radio

3.8 • 8.1K Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2021

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

When a police officer is murdered in Atlanta, the suspect list is vague at best. The case seems destined to stay on the cold case shelf forever... until a brave little girl speaks up about her attacker and investigators close in on the man responsible for both crimes. Check out our great sponsors! Bonafide: Go to HelloBonafide.com and use code COLDCASE to save 20%! SuperBeets Heart Chews: Get a free 30 day supply with your first purchase at SuperBeets.com/coldcase LifeLock: Join now and save up to 25% off your first year at LifeLock.com/coldcase June's Journey: Download June’s Journey free today on the Apple App Store or Google Play! Total Wireless: Do amazing with your wireless plan at TotalWireless.com

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0:00.0	Thank you for listening to this Podcast One production available on Apple Podcasts and Podcast One.
0:05.6	In A&E, original podcast.
0:12.0	This episode contains descriptions of violence and sexual assault.
0:15.8	Use your best judgment.
0:21.8	Officer James Richard Green often referred to as Jim or J.R.
0:26.5	Work the night shift in Atlanta, Georgia.
0:29.3	His lunch break fell at around 1 a.m., so he stopped at the all-night restaurant,
0:33.7	Grandma's Biscuits, and got some to go.
0:37.4	He might have wanted to eat in his car in case he needed to respond to a call,
0:41.8	or maybe just to have some quiet time to think about his upcoming wedding.
0:46.4	Either way, he parked his car in front of a closed gas station and began to enjoy his meal.
0:52.7	It didn't last very long though, because just a few minutes later,
0:57.5	Officer Jim Green was shot three times. His body was discovered,
1:02.1	slumped over the steering wheel, with a napkin still in his hand.
1:08.7	From A&E, this is Cold Case Files.
1:16.7	Once Officer Jim Green's murder went public, the police started receiving a lot of tips,
1:22.1	but many of them were identified as bogus.
1:24.4	Fortunately, there was at least one credible tipster, Charlotte Moore,
1:29.6	who had been waiting for her ride home from her work at a donut shop.
1:34.7	They went right across the front of us, and we had to stop keeping him in.
1:42.4	He had very distinctive eyes, you know, like real wild-eyed and scary kind.
1:49.0	It was 1971, pre-cell phones, so Charlotte rushed home to report what she had witnessed.
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