The idea driving Murder in the Orange Grove is to present an in-depth, investigative reexamination of the murder conviction of Crosley Green, raising critical questions about the integrity of the legal process that put him on death row. Through exclusive interviews and analysis of case inconsistencies—from coerced confessions to claims of a racially charged setup—the series aims to give listeners a clear understanding of the flaws in the investigation and trial that have kept Green imprisoned for over three decades. The goal was to peel back layers of this case for a broader conversation on justice, race, and fairness within the criminal justice system, providing insight into why Green’s conviction remains controversial and unresolved. Ultimately, the series seeks to engage listeners in Green’s fight for freedom, exploring the societal and systemic implications of his case and highlighting the importance of fair representation, unbiased investigation, and accountability in the judicial process.
Erin Moriarty's approach in storytelling is marked by her commitment to uncovering deeper truths and exposing injustices. In Murder in the Orange Grove, she follows Crosley Green’s case with rigor and empathy, sharing how Green’s life was shaped by a flawed legal system. This series examines inconsistencies in his conviction and probes issues of racial bias, offering listeners a unique and intimate view into decades of investigation and perseverance.
The podcast successfully shed light on overlooked evidence and systemic flaws, engaging listeners while raising critical questions about justice. Our work spurred public awareness and advocacy, fulfilling our objective to impactfully share Crosley Green’s story. On the Apple Podcast charts, Murder in the Orange Grove reached #6 All Podcasts and #2 True Crime.
