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Did you know that the movie Candyman was partly inspired by an actual murder?

Listen to Candyman, the true story behind the bathroom mirror murder,

starting October 3rd wherever you get your podcasts.

Hello listeners, it's 48 hours correspondent Erram Moriarty.

Today I have a very special episode to share with you that is unlike any other case I've reported.

A Florida black man, Krassely Green, was sentenced to death for murder, one he insists he didn't commit, by an all-white jury in 1990. An overwhelming amount of

inconsistencies, lack of evidence, an allegation of racial discrimination, followed the case.

Eventually, the U.S. Court of Appeals placed Green under a life sentence.

I first met Green on death row in 1999, and I have covered his case for over two decades,

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