I'm Aaron Moriarty of 48 hours and of all the cases I've covered this is the one that troubles me most a bizarre and maddening tale involving an eyewitness account that doesn't quite make sense. A sister testified against a brother, a lack of physical evidence. Krossy Green has lived more than half his

life behind bars for a crime he says he didn't commit.

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This episode contains descriptions of violence that may be disturbing for some listeners.

It's nighttime time in the canyons of West LA. Riley's standing on Bel Air Place.

So from the street level, you really can't see it. There's only five houses on that

street. This is Joe's house. Quiet cul-de-sac, just a few other homes.

Cross the street is Quincy Jones.

He's at 1110 Beller.

He says he's creeping in the house through a side door.

I don't hear any chimes for the alarm, so it's all good.

I go to look at the alarm keypad and I see that, you know, I didn't trip any alarms.

Riley walks right into Joe's modernist house, you know, the glass, the square

angles. It's just enormous. More than 6,000 square feet, pool in the back.

Two bedrooms upstairs. 6,000 square feet, pool in the back.

Two bedrooms upstairs, two downstairs with a big office.

It's a house for partying.

But what Riley is about to do is not going to be a party for Joe.

Riley says he knows a big mafia figure, and this mafia figure says he has an associate whose daughter has allegedly been wronged by Joe

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