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00:00The following program contains distressing scenes.
00:05In the early hours of September the 21st, 2016, in Dearborn, Michigan,
00:12a rage-filled father unleashed a nightmare on his unsuspecting family.
00:18He made his wife watch while he shot and killed her two teenage children.
00:24I can't imagine anything more cruel.
00:28I'm yelling to him like, no, you know, no, my baby.
00:33I was begging him not to shoot her because once he shot her in the back,
00:37you know, she was bleeding from her mouth and I knew she wasn't going to make it.
00:43The killer was 49-year-old Gregory Green and his reign of terror was far from over.
00:51He carried the two other girls out to the garage, placed them in the car,
00:56tucked them in, shut the door, and turned the car on.
01:00And they ultimately succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning.
01:05It was probably the most horrific crime that I've ever seen or dealt with during my career.
01:11But astonishingly, this wasn't the first time Gregory Green had killed his family.
01:16Back in 1991, he killed his first wife, and not only her, but also the unborn child,
01:24his child, that she was carrying.
01:26The man who killed his family twice would forever come to be known
01:31as one of the world's most evil killers.
01:34In 2017, 50-year-old Gregory Green
02:02was ordered to spend the rest of his natural life in prison
02:05for the murders of his two stepchildren,
02:0819-year-old Chadney and 17-year-old Kara,
02:12and his two biological daughters, 5-year-old Coy and Kayleigh, who was just four.
02:18His final act of power over Faith Green, Gregory Green, allowed her to live
02:27and forced her to witness the murder of her children.
02:33And that gave him the power in his mind to manipulate her
02:37and make her live with these horrific memories for the rest of her life.
02:42I don't understand the mentality, but it seemed like torture to me.
02:50There was no trial.
02:52For the second time in his life,
02:54Gregory Green pled guilty to the murder of his family.
02:58This case is a perfect example that shows how incredibly dangerous
03:07coercively controlling people can become.
03:11Those children were totally dispensable,
03:14irrespective of whether they were stepchildren or biological children.
03:18I have got to make this woman pay.
03:21You lot can pay with your lives so that I can restore my ego.
03:26How evil is that?
03:33This killer's story begins in Michigan on October 12th, 1966.
03:44Gregory Green was born in Dearborn on the outskirts of Detroit.
03:49In fact, he spent his entire life in Dearborn.
03:52We don't know a great deal about Green's upbringing,
03:57but we do know that it was a loving household
03:59brought up with his mother and father and siblings,
04:02and I think he described it later in life as a comfortable upbringing.
04:06Green's second wife, Faith, remembers him talking about his childhood.
04:12He said that, like, in high school, he always had nice things.
04:15There were times, like, if he didn't want to go to school, he didn't have to.
04:18By his early 20s, Green had married his first wife, Tonya,
04:23and joined a church community on the outskirts of Detroit,
04:27led by Faith's father, Pastor Fred Harris.
04:34As a little girl, I loved going to church.
04:37My dad became a pastor when I was about 11.
04:41It was at church where Faith first met the man
04:44who would turn out to be her future husband.
04:48I was 14 years old.
04:50At that time, he was probably about 24, 25.
04:53He had no clue that I had a crush on him.
04:56I thought that he was cute, things like that.
04:59I used to just say hi to him,
05:01sometimes after church, sit next to him.
05:06He was there for a while, then he wasn't there anymore.
05:09In 1991, unbeknownst to 14-year-old Faith,
05:15Gregory Green had been sent to prison for killing his wife, Tonya.
05:20On the 14th of July, Green attacked Tonya.
05:25And at that point, she was six months pregnant with Green's child.
05:30He attacked her brutally, ferociously,
05:33stabbing her in the face, chest, neck, back,
05:35killing not only Tonya, but also the unborn child.
05:42Certainly one of the factors that triggered Green's behaviour
05:46was the fact that she was planning to divorce him.
05:49I don't think Green wanted anybody else to have Tonya.
05:53If he couldn't have her, no-one else was going to have her.
05:57Gregory Green calmly dialed 911
06:00to report what he'd done
06:02and waited for the police to arrive and arrest him.
06:08It's really interesting when looking at the emotional state
06:12of people who kill somebody close to them,
06:15like a wife or a child.
06:18The first emotion they feel afterwards is relief.
06:22Not remorse, not shame, not guilt, not terror.
06:26Relief.
06:27So they can, in that moment, behave quite rationally,
06:34but overlay that with the fact
06:37that they have felt completely justified
06:40in killing their wife for trying to leave them.
06:45Gregory Green pled no contest
06:48to the crime of second-degree murder.
06:50He was sentenced to a minimum of 15 years
06:52and a maximum of 25 years
06:54in the Michigan Department of Corrections.
06:56While Green was serving his sentence
07:00for the murder of Tonya,
07:02the woman who was to become his second wife
07:05was going about an ordinary life.
07:07In fact, she got married and she had two children.
07:11I met Karen Chaney's dad in the 10th grade
07:14and immediately I just fell for him.
07:18And then once I graduated from high school,
07:22that's when we really started dating
07:23and then I got pregnant with my son when I was 19.
07:28He was, I shouldn't say like my little buddy,
07:30but he was like me.
07:31He was a night owl.
07:32Even when I carried him, he was up at night.
07:34That's just how I was.
07:35So he was just a quiet child
07:38and we did a lot together.
07:41He was very smart and artistic
07:42till he started drawing when he was really little.
07:45Another child followed quickly.
07:49When her son, Chadney, was almost two years old,
07:52Faith gave birth to a daughter, Cara.
07:56Cara was always the type of child
07:59where whatever her brother said,
08:01she wanted to be able to do it too.
08:03When he was learning to tie his shoes,
08:05she was like, I can do it too.
08:07She always wanted to boss him.
08:09So I always had to tell her like,
08:10Cara, you know, stop bossing your,
08:11stop bossing your brother around.
08:13He just wanted to play his games and things like that.
08:16But as they got older, the relationship got better.
08:27Meanwhile, Gregory Green had been serving time in prison
08:30for the murder of his first wife.
08:33Most of his adult life had been spent behind bars.
08:36But in 2005, a push to give him a second chance
08:41gained momentum.
08:43Gregory Green, as was typical of him,
08:46maintained an absolutely calm presence in prison.
08:50But he was refused parole four times
08:53because he showed no empathy and no remorse whatever
08:58for killing Tonya and his unborn child.
09:00After that first murder, Gregory Green was a walking threat
09:06to any woman that he was going to get into a relationship with,
09:11especially if that woman challenges him or attempts to leave him.
09:18Green had been in prison for a considerable period of time
09:21when Pastor Fred Harris, who was a well-known figure in Detroit,
09:24began a campaign to get him released.
09:28Harris told the parole board that Green would be supported
09:32by the local community and welcomed back into the church.
09:35What he didn't do, and that's so significant later,
09:39he didn't warn his daughter Faith exactly what Green had done
09:43and why he'd been in prison.
09:46In 2008, after 16 years behind bars,
09:51Gregory Green was granted parole at the age of 41.
09:55He had a chance to start over,
09:57but his insatiable lust for murder could not be controlled
10:02and eventually he would kill again.
10:16In 2008, Gregory Green had just been released from prison
10:21after spending 16 years behind bars
10:24for the murder of his first wife and their unborn child.
10:29When Faith, who was single again, ran into him at church,
10:33old feelings resurfaced.
10:38At first he didn't even know who I was until I told him.
10:41Then he was like, oh, OK, you know,
10:44he didn't even have a clue that I had, like, this crush on him.
10:47And a few times, like, after church I would talk to him
10:50and then eventually we exchanged numbers.
10:53One day we went out to dinner, just talked.
10:57The kids seemed like they liked them
10:58and we just eventually started dating.
11:03Tragically, Faith wasn't aware of Green's crime
11:07when he was released.
11:09Her father didn't tell her,
11:10and I'm absolutely sure in my own mind
11:12that Green didn't tell her either.
11:14As far as she was concerned,
11:16with the help of her father, Green was being rehabilitated.
11:19I probably should have asked more questions.
11:23I did know that he had went to prison.
11:27We were told there was some type of altercation,
11:30but it was self-defense.
11:32Any allegations made against him,
11:34he's going to deny, he's going to minimize,
11:37he's going to make it look like he was the victim.
11:40This is something that is so common.
11:41They call it DARVO.
11:42Deny, attack, reverse victim and offender.
11:46Now that is straight from the coercive control playbook.
11:51He moved in with me for a little bit,
11:54but I was just feeling like something wasn't right.
11:57I don't know if it was just too soon.
11:59I ended up breaking it off with him for a while.
12:02I didn't talk to him for a little bit,
12:04and then we started talking back,
12:05and then that's how I got pregnant with Coy.
12:07Like, we weren't even in a relationship or anything like that.
12:12A couple months after I had Coy,
12:14that's when we ended up getting married.
12:19In 2011, Green and his new wife
12:22moved into their first house together.
12:26The city of Dearborn Heights
12:27is pretty much a bedroom community.
12:30Borders the city of Detroit on the east side of the city.
12:33Nice place to live, pretty safe.
12:35It's a good community, very eclectic, very diverse.
12:39It didn't take long for Faith to realize
12:43that Green perhaps wasn't quite as angelic
12:46as she might have thought.
12:48And quite quickly, she became unsettled.
12:53I didn't really know what was going on with him on the inside.
12:58He just would shut down.
13:00That's when I started to see the attitude
13:02and things like that.
13:05Coercive control is a pattern of behavior
13:09designed to trap someone in a relationship.
13:13And that will be the motivation of the controlling person.
13:17So they will do all sorts of things within that relationship,
13:21what we call tactics,
13:22to make sure that person stays where they are,
13:26stays compliant, never leaves.
13:29Everything was just coy, coy, coy.
13:33He would tell me things like,
13:35if I leave the house, I got to take her with me.
13:37He didn't really want to give me a break.
13:40There was only one time during that first year
13:44where I was able to go out with one of my friends
13:47and then he was calling me.
13:49I'm like, it only had been literally probably like an hour,
13:51hour and a half,
13:52and I was getting ready to be back on my way home.
13:56Green was incredibly controlling of Faith.
14:00He tried to isolate her from forms of support and influence.
14:04He would have used psychological tactics
14:08where he would demean her and question her
14:12so that she was constantly trying to meet his expectations and his rules.
14:18He will be presenting that as very normal.
14:20That's the way of things.
14:22You've got your role.
14:24I've got mine.
14:25You get on with yours,
14:26and as long as you do it properly, I'll leave you alone.
14:28Like many women in that situation,
14:34Faith stayed with Green for the sake of her daughter.
14:38Coy was funny.
14:39She thought she knew it all.
14:41She loved wearing dresses, loved wearing dresses.
14:43That was her thing.
14:45Almost two years after Coy was born,
14:48Green and Faith had a second daughter, Kayleigh.
14:53Somehow Green didn't take to the second daughter
14:56as much as he'd taken to the first.
14:58When she came,
15:02he didn't want anything to do with her.
15:04I don't know if it was because you didn't want another child.
15:07I couldn't even take that if that's what it was, you know?
15:10I mean, I don't have to like it,
15:12but make it make sense.
15:15It got to the point where it was really tense in the house.
15:22The home was a well-kept home.
15:25Nice area by all accounts.
15:27It's, you know, just a good family living in a quiet suburb,
15:30raising their kids.
15:31So it kind of goes to the heart of what we deal with in policing every day.
15:37You never know what's going on behind closed doors.
15:41Despite Green's apparent indifference to his second daughter,
15:45Kayleigh was adored by Faith.
15:48Kayleigh, um...
15:49Kayleigh was...
15:51She was a little rambunctious.
15:52She was glued to my head.
15:54She was observant.
15:56She sat back and watched.
15:58When her dad was mean to her,
15:59I used to say,
16:00let's pray.
16:02And then she would tell me,
16:03Mommy, let's pray.
16:04There was a couple of times he flinched at her,
16:07and she would stand up to him.
16:08No baby, you should have to do that, you know?
16:14One night,
16:16I was sitting here on the couch,
16:17and he's yelling, hollering,
16:19just saying demeaning things to me,
16:20calling me names.
16:21But he's holding coy.
16:24So I'm like,
16:25can you please just put her down?
16:29So finally,
16:30I got him to put her down.
16:33And he starts yelling,
16:34he starts kicking the couch.
16:37Kayleigh's on this end.
16:38I'm like,
16:39please stop kicking the couch.
16:42That was my point there.
16:44I was just like,
16:44I have to leave.
16:47Faith attempted to get
16:48a personal protection order
16:50against her husband.
16:52I tried to go to
16:53the Dearborn Heights Police Department
16:55to file a PPO.
16:57I filled out the paperwork.
16:59They came back less than five minutes
17:01and told me
17:01it's not enough information.
17:05People don't go and get
17:06protective orders for nothing.
17:08They don't apply for them for nothing.
17:11But for some reason,
17:12probably a lack of evidence,
17:13I would have thought,
17:15that protective order was not granted.
17:18Domestic violence is one of those crimes
17:20that are unpoliceable.
17:21And that's one of the things
17:22that the police hate.
17:25We want to protect the public.
17:26We want to do what's out there.
17:27But the law,
17:28everybody thinks it's black and white.
17:30It's really not.
17:31I decided to go back to work.
17:33And I said,
17:34I'm just going to make a plan
17:36and leave on the last day of school.
17:37And that's what I did.
17:40After Faith left her husband,
17:42they lived apart for a couple of years.
17:45I did file for a divorce.
17:49And we were at one of our,
17:53I guess, divorce proceedings.
17:55And then I felt like we needed to talk.
17:59I didn't think like we were going to talk
18:01to get back together,
18:02but that's what ended up happening.
18:05So I said,
18:05well, this time we really need
18:07to talk about things in detail.
18:09And I felt like that's what
18:10we were really doing.
18:12I felt like he was making an effort.
18:15This is a controlling
18:16and manipulative person.
18:18So they will use any tactic
18:21they think of that is going to work
18:22for them to get what they want.
18:26Faith would probably have believed him
18:29that he was genuine,
18:31that he was going to change.
18:32They never do.
18:34In 2014,
18:36Green and Faith reunited.
18:38And eventually she moved back
18:40into the family home
18:41with her four children.
18:43It would prove to be
18:44a fatal mistake.
18:47It was okay
18:48for a few months.
18:50He wanted the girls
18:51and everybody to have a good Christmas.
18:52So we got this huge Christmas tree
18:54that went up to the ceiling,
18:56bring all the toys
18:57and everything in the house.
18:59We were talking about
18:59renewing our vows,
19:01but things were just
19:03slowly dwindling.
19:04And I was just like,
19:06oh, this is not going to work.
19:08Green would never have been able
19:11to sustain this character
19:14that he was playing.
19:16Once he got what he wanted,
19:18gone, forget it.
19:19This is not who he is.
19:21Who he is,
19:22is a manipulative,
19:23abusive controller.
19:25As time went on,
19:27he was getting worse.
19:29So this time,
19:30I'm dead set.
19:31I'm like,
19:31I can't change my mind.
19:33I can't continue
19:34to put my children through this.
19:36In August 2016,
19:40Faith filed for divorce
19:41for a second time.
19:45Statistically,
19:46the period of separation
19:47or the threat of separation
19:49in a relationship
19:50where there's intimate partner violence
19:52is the most dangerous time
19:54for a victim.
19:56And the reason for that
19:57is because it's not about violence.
19:59It's about power and control.
20:00So when the abuser
20:03in the relationship
20:04feels that they're losing
20:06that power and control,
20:08their behavior ramps up
20:11and can become
20:13much, much more violent.
20:16Next thing I know,
20:16he's mad.
20:17He was just really upset,
20:19cursing,
20:19just real belligerent.
20:21And then eventually,
20:22he left and went to work.
20:23And I thought I was
20:24going to be all right
20:25because the most Greg ever did
20:28was just yell, holler,
20:29maybe be in my face.
20:32I just continued
20:32to go on about my day
20:34as usual.
20:37It was at that point
20:39Gregory Green felt
20:41he ultimately lost control
20:42of the situation.
20:44And she was going
20:44to take his home.
20:45She was going
20:46to take his children.
20:48And he was not going
20:50to permit that to happen.
20:51It would be less
20:54than a month
20:55after he was served
20:56his divorce papers
20:57that Gregory Green
20:59finally snapped.
21:01What followed
21:01was a night
21:02of absolute horror
21:03that would change
21:05Faith's life
21:06forever.
21:07By September 2016,
21:20Faith Green
21:20had served her husband
21:22with divorce papers
21:23for the second time.
21:25Gregory Green knew
21:27his marriage
21:28was over.
21:30On the 20th of September,
21:312016,
21:33Green unleashed a nightmare
21:34on his unsuspecting family.
21:37It started off
21:39as a normal day.
21:41It spiraled into
21:43Faith Green
21:44and Gregory Green
21:45having an argument
21:46over text messages
21:48about the state
21:50of their marriage
21:51and the fact
21:52that she had filed
21:53for divorce.
21:56By the time
21:57Faith Green
21:58returned to the house
21:59that day,
22:01Gregory Green
22:02had become
22:03consumed by anger.
22:07I go to sleep
22:08and I remember
22:09him coming into
22:09the girls' room
22:10because I was
22:10sleeping in their room
22:11and he was like
22:13coming to the living room.
22:14It seemed serious
22:15so I got up,
22:17I go into the living room
22:18and I see my son in there
22:19and I'm thinking
22:20in my head like,
22:21he woke my son up
22:22so I can tell
22:22he was asleep.
22:25Greg takes out
22:25these big zip ties.
22:27I've never seen
22:30zip ties that big
22:32in my life ever.
22:33I didn't even know
22:33they made them that big.
22:35So he's like,
22:35I want you to tie
22:36your mother up with this
22:37so Chad is like,
22:39Greg, wait.
22:40Then he pulls the gun out.
22:43So I was like,
22:45Chad,
22:45just do what he says.
22:48So he made my son
22:49zip tie me
22:50and then that's when
22:51he proceeded
22:52to zip tie my son.
22:53I was froze.
22:57I couldn't do anything.
23:01Kara came to the living room
23:02looking like he's tripping.
23:04Like, what is wrong with him?
23:05Like, you know,
23:06he lost his mind.
23:07She has no clue
23:09what just happened.
23:11But he ends up
23:12zip tying her
23:13and then he says
23:15he wants us
23:15to go to the basement.
23:18We just look at each other.
23:20The thoughts were so loud,
23:22like,
23:22we go to the basement.
23:25We just look at each other
23:26and then
23:27we go down
23:28to the basement
23:29and then he made us
23:30lay down on the floor,
23:33duct tape our mouths,
23:36duct tape around our arms,
23:38behind our back,
23:39ankles,
23:40and then
23:40he, like,
23:42extra duct taped me
23:43a lot.
23:45I was thinking
23:46that he was just
23:47going to take the girls
23:48and leave.
23:49That's what I was thinking.
23:50I never thought
23:51he was going to do
23:52anything more than that.
23:53I thought he was
23:53really just
23:54trying to, like,
23:56really just scare me.
23:59Gregory Green
24:00had a mindset
24:01where,
24:03above everything else,
24:05he was entitled
24:06to things.
24:08He was superior.
24:09He was better.
24:11And if you didn't give him
24:13what he was entitled to,
24:16he would respond
24:17really, really badly,
24:19almost like
24:20a petulant toddler.
24:22But a petulant toddler
24:24is nowhere near
24:25as dangerous
24:26as a fully grown,
24:28violent man
24:29with access to weapons.
24:31He sits down
24:33on the counter
24:34in the basement
24:35and he says
24:37that I'm going
24:38to suffer
24:38for what I did
24:39to him and his girls
24:40and he doesn't want
24:41his girls raised
24:42by anybody in my family.
24:44I just felt
24:45so bad
24:46because I couldn't
24:47help us.
24:48What was I going
24:48to do?
24:49Green spent
24:50the next hour
24:51going in
24:52and out
24:53of the basement.
24:54When he returned
24:55for the final time,
24:56he turned his gun
24:57on 17-year-old
24:59Kara.
24:59He shot her
25:02in the back
25:02twice
25:04and she just
25:06looked at me.
25:09I'm yelling to him
25:10like, no,
25:11no, no,
25:12my baby.
25:14But I was begging him
25:15not to shoot her
25:16because once he shot
25:17her in the back,
25:18you know,
25:18she was bleeding
25:20from her mouth
25:21and I knew
25:22she wasn't going
25:23to make it.
25:25He next
25:26turned the gun
25:27on Chad
25:28and he shot
25:29Chadney twice
25:31in the back
25:31and once
25:32in the head.
25:36I remember him
25:37saying, ouch,
25:37and he rolled over
25:38and he never
25:40moved again.
25:43Then he aimed
25:43a gun at me
25:44and I remember
25:45just trying
25:45to brace myself
25:46because I didn't
25:47know where
25:48he was going
25:48to shoot me.
25:49I just remember
25:49hearing gunshots.
25:51I remember
25:52that burning
25:53feeling
25:54and then
25:55he grabbed
25:56my face.
25:58So I remember
25:59that and then
26:00him, you know,
26:01cutting me
26:01from the side.
26:04I didn't feel it
26:05but I could just
26:05feel the warmth
26:06of the blood
26:06and I see, like,
26:07blood squirting.
26:08He spared
26:12Faith's life
26:13because he
26:14wanted her
26:14to suffer
26:15and live
26:16through it
26:17and live
26:17with it.
26:18It is an
26:19unimaginable
26:20burden
26:21for anyone
26:22to bear.
26:23Can you imagine
26:23any mother
26:24watching the
26:25death of her
26:26children
26:26in front of
26:28her
26:28by a man
26:29she's married
26:30and thought
26:30she could
26:30trust?
26:31It's fascinating
26:36from a law
26:37enforcement
26:38psychological
26:39standpoint
26:40to try to
26:41understand
26:42what Mr. Green
26:43actually was
26:44thinking
26:45that caused
26:46him to go
26:46to those lengths.
26:48What was it
26:48that you thought
26:50by sitting
26:51your wife
26:52down
26:52killing her
26:54children
26:54in front of
26:55her
26:55you were
26:56going to
26:56accomplish?
26:58That was
26:58the question
26:59that reigned
27:00in my mind
27:00for a long
27:01time after.
27:03In an
27:04eerie echo
27:05of the night
27:0625 years
27:07earlier
27:07when he'd
27:08murdered his
27:09first wife
27:10Green then
27:11called the
27:11police
27:12and confessed
27:13to his
27:14crime.
27:15I heard
27:16him walk
27:16up the stairs
27:17and said
27:17hi my name
27:18is Gregory
27:19Green
27:19and that's
27:20all that I
27:21could hear.
27:22Then I heard
27:22the door
27:22close.
27:27I was
27:28called
27:28woken up
27:29by the
27:30sergeant
27:30that was
27:31working
27:31on the
27:33road patrol
27:34and was
27:34apprised
27:35of the
27:35situation
27:35at that
27:36time.
27:38You
27:39almost
27:40want to
27:40think
27:40that this
27:41isn't
27:41real.
27:42Am I
27:42dreaming?
27:43The officers
27:44responded to
27:45the scene
27:46from the
27:46911 call.
27:48Mr. Green
27:49was sitting
27:49on the
27:49porch.
27:50He was
27:51taken into
27:51custody
27:52without
27:52incident
27:53by the
27:54first
27:54responding
27:55officers
27:55and that's
27:56when the
27:57officers
27:57then had
27:58the
27:58horrific
27:59task
27:59of going
28:00into the
28:00home
28:00and finding
28:01the crime
28:01scene.
28:03I remember
28:04just laying
28:04there
28:05then there
28:06was a knock
28:07at the door
28:07and it was
28:08the police.
28:11Face children
28:12were shot to
28:12death in front
28:13of her.
28:15She had
28:15suffered a
28:16cutting wound
28:17from like
28:18the top of
28:19her forehead
28:20area all
28:21the way down
28:22to her cheek
28:23and she
28:25was also
28:26shot in
28:26the foot.
28:28I don't
28:29understand
28:29the mentality
28:30but it
28:31seemed like
28:32torture to
28:32me.
28:34Obviously
28:34our primary
28:35concern in
28:35that situation
28:36being there
28:37was no
28:37further danger
28:39to the
28:40community.
28:40We still
28:41have a
28:42victim that's
28:42alive making
28:44sure that
28:44Faith was
28:44taken care
28:45of and
28:46sought
28:46medical aid
28:47that was
28:47needed.
28:50On this
28:50side here
28:51they had
28:51to stitch
28:52on the
28:52inside
28:53first and
28:54then stitch
28:54the outside
28:55and if he
28:56would have
28:57cut me an
28:57inch further
28:58I would have
28:59actually bled
28:59to death.
29:01They said
29:01that my foot
29:02should have
29:02been shattered
29:02like a lot
29:04of pieces
29:04but luckily
29:05the bullet
29:05curved and
29:06went out
29:06the bottom.
29:08Faith had
29:09survived her
29:10husband's
29:11attack
29:11but her
29:14nightmare
29:14wasn't
29:15over.
29:16Even more
29:17horrifying news
29:18was still
29:20to come.
29:21on September
29:30the 21st
29:312016
29:32Gregory Green
29:34had forced
29:34his wife
29:35to watch
29:35as he shot
29:36and killed
29:37her two
29:38teenage children
29:39but as Faith
29:41was about
29:42to find out
29:42they weren't
29:43the only
29:44murders
29:45he'd
29:45committed
29:46that night.
29:47what became
29:49apparent
29:50was what
29:51Green was
29:51doing
29:52when he
29:52left his
29:53wife and
29:53two elder
29:54children
29:54tied up
29:55in the
29:56basement.
29:56he had
29:59already
30:00prepared
30:01the car
30:02in the
30:03garage
30:03of the
30:04home
30:04meaning
30:05he had
30:06fastened
30:07a piece
30:08of PVC
30:08pipe
30:09on the
30:09tailpipe
30:10of the
30:10vehicle
30:11ran a
30:12hose
30:12into the
30:13window
30:13of the
30:14car
30:14he went
30:15into the
30:15house
30:16lifted
30:16the
30:17two
30:17girls
30:18one
30:18by
30:18one
30:18out
30:19of
30:19their
30:19beds
30:19they
30:19were
30:19asleep
30:20one
30:22of
30:22the
30:22children
30:22briefly
30:22woke
30:23up
30:23but
30:23her
30:25daddy
30:25was
30:25holding
30:26her
30:26so
30:26she
30:26fell
30:27back
30:27asleep
30:27he
30:28carried
30:28the
30:29two
30:29girls
30:29out
30:29to
30:30the
30:30car
30:30placed
30:31them
30:31in
30:32the
30:32car
30:32tucked
30:32them
30:33in
30:33shut
30:34the
30:34door
30:34and
30:35turned
30:35the
30:35car
30:35on
30:35this
30:41was
30:42just
30:42incomprehensible
30:43to
30:44me
30:44during
30:48this
30:49whole
30:49process
30:50Gregory
30:51Green
30:51would
30:52leave
30:52Koi
30:53and
30:53Kaylee
30:53in
30:54the
30:54car
30:54and
30:55then
30:55he
30:55would
30:55go
30:56into
30:56the
30:56basement
30:57to
30:57check
30:57on
30:57Kara
30:58and
30:58Chadney
30:59and
30:59Faith
31:00to
31:00make
31:00sure
31:01they
31:01were
31:01still
31:01down
31:02there
31:02he
31:02didn't
31:03tell
31:03them
31:03at
31:03that
31:03time
31:04what
31:04was
31:04happening
31:05upstairs
31:05after
31:07a
31:07period
31:07of
31:07time
31:08Gregory
31:08Green
31:09went
31:09back
31:09out
31:09to
31:09the
31:10garage
31:10he
31:10checked
31:11on
31:11the
31:11two
31:11youngest
31:11girls
31:12they
31:12appeared
31:13to
31:13be
31:13lifeless
31:14he
31:15turned
31:15the
31:15car
31:15off
31:16and
31:17then
31:17he
31:17carried
31:17them
31:18one
31:18by
31:18one
31:18back
31:19into
31:19the
31:19house
31:20and
31:20tucked
31:20them
31:21in
31:21bed
31:21together
31:22soon
31:23after
31:23being
31:24rushed
31:24to
31:24hospital
31:25Faith
31:26learned
31:26the
31:26true
31:27extent
31:27of
31:27what
31:28her
31:28husband
31:28had
31:29done
31:29to
31:29Koi
31:30and
31:30Kaylee
31:31one
31:32one
31:32one
31:32of
31:32the
31:32doctors
31:33told
31:33me
31:33that
31:33they
31:34had
31:34passed
31:34but
31:34I
31:35remember
31:35the
31:36police
31:37saying
31:37that
31:37the
31:37little
31:37one
31:38is
31:38fighting
31:38I
31:39didn't
31:40know
31:40what
31:40was
31:40going
31:40on
31:41but
31:41Kaylee
31:42was
31:42the
31:42last
31:42to
31:43go
31:43so
31:44they
31:45wheeled
31:45me
31:46to
31:46one
31:47room
31:47and
31:48I
31:48saw
31:48Koi
31:49she
31:49was
31:50gone
31:50she
31:50was
31:51just
31:51so
31:51cold
31:52and
31:53then
31:53they
31:53wheeled
31:54me
31:54to
31:54another
31:54room
31:54and
31:55Kaylee
31:55she
31:55was
31:56still
31:56warm
31:57there
32:02was
32:02a lot
32:03of
32:03the
32:03officers
32:04on
32:04scene
32:04that
32:05were
32:05just
32:05not
32:05believing
32:06this
32:06you know
32:07you
32:07can't
32:07believe
32:07that
32:07this
32:08happened
32:08but
32:08you
32:09put
32:09your
32:09feelings
32:09aside
32:10and
32:10you
32:11have
32:11a
32:11job
32:11to
32:11do
32:12and
32:12a
32:12crime
32:12scene
32:12to
32:13process
32:13an
32:13investigation
32:14to
32:14conduct
32:15and
32:15you
32:15move
32:15forward
32:16now
32:19in
32:20custody
32:20Gregory
32:21Green
32:22was
32:22questioned
32:22by
32:23police
32:23during
32:25the
32:25course
32:25of
32:26his
32:26several
32:27hour
32:27statement
32:28he
32:28spoke
32:29about
32:29the
32:30details
32:30of
32:31the
32:31crime
32:31and
32:33his
32:34reasons
32:34for
32:35doing
32:35this
32:36he
32:36repeatedly
32:37referenced
32:37the fact
32:38that
32:38Faith
32:38Green
32:39had
32:39filed
32:39for
32:39divorce
32:40he
32:41repeatedly
32:41referenced
32:42the fact
32:42that she
32:43was going
32:43to take
32:44his
32:44house
32:44and he
32:45was
32:45going
32:45to
32:45have
32:46to
32:46pay
32:46child
32:46support
32:47and
32:48he
32:48would
32:48have
32:48nothing
32:48and
32:49he
32:49would
32:49starve
32:50and
32:50he
32:50wouldn't
32:50have
32:51his
32:51girls
32:51he
32:53repeatedly
32:54indicated
32:55during
32:55the course
32:55of his
32:56statement
32:56that he
32:57had no
32:57choice
32:58he had
32:58to do
32:59this
32:59the lack
33:02of emotion
33:03the lack
33:04of conscience
33:05the matter
33:06of factness
33:07in which
33:07Gregory Green
33:08detailed to
33:10the detectives
33:11what he had
33:11done to
33:12these
33:12children
33:12what I
33:15found
33:15most
33:16troublesome
33:16about
33:17Mr.
33:18Green
33:18was
33:19there
33:19was
33:20a
33:20statement
33:20that
33:21alluded
33:21to
33:21the
33:21fact
33:21that
33:22he
33:22felt
33:22his
33:23children
33:23were
33:24better
33:24off
33:25in
33:25heaven
33:25with
33:26God
33:26than
33:27being
33:28raised
33:28by
33:28her
33:28that
33:30was
33:30his
33:30logic
33:31behind
33:32taking
33:32the
33:33lives
33:33of
33:33his
33:33children
33:34in
33:36this
33:36incident
33:36Gregory
33:37Green
33:38had
33:38every
33:38opportunity
33:39to
33:39also
33:40murder
33:40Faith
33:41Green
33:41and
33:41he
33:41intentionally
33:42did
33:42not
33:43do
33:43that
33:43the
33:45detectives
33:45asked
33:46him
33:46why
33:46didn't
33:47you
33:47kill
33:47her
33:47and
33:49his
33:49words
33:50were
33:50death
33:50would
33:51have
33:51been
33:51too
33:51good
33:52for
33:52her
33:52I
33:53wanted
33:53her
33:54to
33:54live
33:54with
33:54what
33:55she
33:55made
33:55me
33:55do
33:55it's
33:58the
33:58ultimate
33:59act
33:59of
33:59power
34:00and
34:00control
34:00Gregory
34:01Green
34:02knew
34:02at
34:02the
34:02time
34:03he
34:03did
34:03these
34:03things
34:04he
34:04was
34:04going
34:04to
34:05spend
34:05the
34:05rest
34:05of
34:05his
34:05life
34:06in
34:06prison
34:06and
34:06he
34:06was
34:07resigned
34:07to
34:07that
34:07fact
34:08but
34:09he
34:09wanted
34:09Faith
34:10Green
34:10to
34:11suffer
34:11forever
34:12and
34:13allowing
34:14her
34:14to
34:14live
34:15was
34:15his
34:15way
34:16of
34:16guaranteeing
34:17in
34:17his
34:17mind
34:17that
34:18he
34:18could
34:18control
34:18her
34:19and
34:19make
34:19her
34:19suffer
34:20forever
34:20that's
34:22the
34:23sonification
34:23of
34:24evil
34:25and
34:26shows
34:27us
34:27exactly
34:29what
34:29his
34:29motivations
34:30were
34:30his
34:31motivation
34:32was to
34:32punish
34:33Faith
34:34for having
34:34the
34:35audacity
34:36to leave
34:38him
34:38in the
34:42days
34:42following
34:43the
34:43murders
34:44the story
34:45hit the
34:45press
34:45it was
34:46only then
34:47that
34:47Faith
34:48learned
34:48the awful
34:49truth
34:49about her
34:50husband's
34:51first wife
34:52I was
34:53on my
34:53dad's
34:53phone
34:54and
34:54that
34:54was
34:54like
34:54the
34:55first
34:55thing
34:55that
34:55popped
34:56up
34:56she
34:58was
34:58about
34:58six
34:59seven
34:59months
34:59pregnant
34:59and
35:00he
35:00stabbed
35:01her
35:01to
35:01death
35:01and
35:06I
35:06was
35:06just
35:06thinking
35:06like
35:07oh my
35:07god
35:07I'm
35:07just
35:08crying
35:08like
35:08because
35:09I
35:09never
35:10knew
35:11I'm
35:11just
35:11bawling
35:12my
35:12eyes
35:12out
35:13I'm
35:13just
35:13sick
35:13to
35:13my
35:14stomach
35:14Faith
35:15found
35:16it
35:16hard
35:16to
35:17come
35:17to
35:17terms
35:18with
35:18the
35:18parole
35:19board's
35:19previous
35:20decision
35:20to
35:21release
35:21Green
35:22he
35:23actually
35:23shouldn't
35:24have
35:24ever
35:24been
35:24let
35:25out
35:25he
35:26was
35:26never
35:26rehabilitated
35:27he
35:28just
35:28told
35:28them
35:28what
35:29they
35:30wanted
35:30to
35:30hear
35:30because
35:30he
35:31has
35:31a
35:31demeanor
35:31where
35:31people
35:32like
35:32him
35:32they
35:33gravitate
35:34toward
35:34him
35:34and
35:35he
35:35used
35:35that
35:35to
35:36his
35:36advantage
35:36Faith's
35:39whole
35:39life
35:39had
35:40been
35:40destroyed
35:41in
35:41one
35:41night
35:42by
35:42the
35:42husband
35:43who
35:43claimed
35:43to
35:44love
35:44her
35:44but
35:45there
35:45was
35:45still
35:46one
35:46piece
35:47of
35:47news
35:47she
35:47was
35:48yet
35:48to
35:48hear
35:48that
35:49would
35:49once
35:50again
35:50rock
35:51her
35:51to
35:52the
35:52core
35:52one
35:54of
35:54the
35:54terrible
35:55ironies
35:56of this
35:56case
35:56is that
35:57Faith was
35:58in hospital
35:58recovering
35:59from the
36:00torture
36:00from
36:01Green
36:01when she
36:02heard
36:02it was
36:02her
36:03own
36:03father
36:03who
36:04helped
36:04him
36:04get
36:05out
36:05of
36:05jail
36:05imagine
36:07the
36:07shock
36:08that
36:08must
36:08have
36:08been
36:09to
36:09the
36:09young
36:09woman
36:09I
36:11found
36:11out
36:11just
36:12like
36:12everyone
36:13else
36:13did
36:13that
36:14my
36:14father
36:14had
36:15wrote
36:16letters
36:16for
36:17my
36:17ex-husband
36:18to
36:19help
36:19him
36:20get
36:20out
36:20of
36:20prison
36:20for
36:22a
36:22long
36:22time
36:22I
36:23didn't
36:23want
36:23anything
36:23to do
36:23with
36:24my
36:24father
36:24I
36:26probably
36:26pushed
36:27my
36:27family
36:27way
36:28at
36:28some
36:28point
36:29too
36:29and
36:29vice
36:29versa
36:30because
36:30they
36:31weren't
36:31understanding
36:31what I
36:32was going
36:32through
36:32I
36:33didn't
36:33understand
36:34what I
36:34was
36:34going
36:35through
36:35how do
36:36you
36:36really
36:37put
36:37your
36:37head
36:37around
36:38losing
36:38four
36:38children
36:39I
36:40was
36:41on a
36:41lot
36:41of
36:41medication
36:41I
36:42was
36:42spiraling
36:42out
36:43of
36:43control
36:43you
36:43know
36:44Gregory
36:50Green
36:50was
36:51charged
36:51with
36:51a
36:51litany
36:52of
36:52felonies
36:53for
36:53the
36:54Dearborn
36:54Heights
36:54massacre
36:55including
36:56four counts
36:57of
36:57first
36:58degree
36:58murder
36:59it
37:03was
37:03a
37:03very
37:03strong
37:03case
37:04because
37:05it
37:06almost
37:06came
37:07down
37:07to
37:07a
37:07point
37:08where
37:08once
37:09we
37:09did
37:09our
37:09protocol
37:10and
37:10procedures
37:11with
37:12Mr.
37:12Green
37:12confessing
37:13to
37:13committing
37:14the
37:14homicides
37:14having
37:16the
37:16victims
37:16having
37:16a
37:17live
37:17witness
37:17that
37:17witnessed
37:18everything
37:18there's
37:20really
37:20not
37:21much
37:21to
37:22argue
37:23what
37:26the
37:26investigation
37:26shows
37:27was
37:27that
37:28approximately
37:28a week
37:29prior
37:29to
37:30the
37:30murders
37:30he
37:30had
37:30gone
37:31to
37:31a
37:31local
37:31hardware
37:32store
37:32here
37:33in
37:33Michigan
37:33he
37:34had
37:34purchased
37:35the
37:35PVC
37:36pipe
37:36that
37:37he
37:37used
37:37on
37:37the
37:38car
37:38the
37:39plastic
37:39tubing
37:40he
37:40used
37:40on
37:40the
37:40car
37:41the
37:41zip
37:41ties
37:42and
37:43duct
37:43tape
37:44during
37:46his
37:47interrogation
37:47Gregory
37:48Green
37:48admitted
37:48that
37:49he
37:49knew
37:49he
37:50was
37:50going
37:50to
37:50do
37:50something
37:51he
37:52just
37:52didn't
37:52know
37:52when
37:53he
37:53was
37:53going
37:53to
37:53do
37:54it
37:54I
37:57think
37:57it
37:57would
37:57be
37:57a
37:58difficult
37:58argument
37:59for
37:59any
37:59defense
37:59attorney
38:00to
38:00make
38:00regardless
38:01of whether
38:02he had
38:02bought it
38:02days earlier
38:03the mere fact
38:04that his children
38:05died from carbon
38:06monoxide poisoning
38:07shows
38:08premeditation
38:09ultimately
38:11a plea
38:13offer
38:13was
38:13extended
38:14by the
38:15prosecutor's
38:16office
38:16to
38:17Gregory
38:17Green
38:18whereby
38:19he would
38:19plead guilty
38:20to
38:20four counts
38:21of second
38:21degree
38:22murder
38:22one count
38:23of torture
38:24one count
38:25of assault
38:26with intent
38:26to do
38:27great bodily
38:27harm
38:28and one
38:29count
38:29of felony
38:29firearm
38:30the plea
38:32offer
38:32in this
38:32case
38:33took
38:33into
38:33account
38:34the
38:35objectives
38:35of Faith
38:37Green
38:37primarily
38:38that
38:39Gregory
38:40Green
38:40spend
38:41the rest
38:41of his
38:41natural
38:42life
38:42in prison
38:43this
38:44plea
38:44offer
38:44also
38:45took
38:46into
38:46account
38:47the
38:48trauma
38:48that a
38:49trial
38:49would
38:50cause
38:50to
38:50Faith
38:51Green
38:51in having
38:52to relive
38:53and testify
38:54about
38:55witnessing
38:56the murders
38:56of her
38:57children
38:57on
39:00March
39:00the 1st
39:012017
39:02approximately
39:03six months
39:04after he'd
39:05murdered
39:05his two
39:06daughters
39:06and his
39:07two
39:07stepchildren
39:08Gregory
39:09Green
39:10was back
39:10in court
39:11for his
39:12sentencing
39:12hearing
39:13to her
39:17immense
39:18credit
39:18Faith
39:19turned up
39:20at Green's
39:22sentencing
39:22and indeed
39:24called him
39:26out in front
39:26of the jury
39:28and the judge
39:28she said
39:30you're a con
39:30man
39:31you're a monster
39:32and you're
39:33the devil
39:33in disguise
39:34she was
39:37very brave
39:38and very
39:39strong
39:39and she
39:41was there
39:42speaking for
39:43her children
39:43I wanted
39:45to be
39:46face to face
39:47with him
39:47if it were
39:48my choice
39:49you know
39:50that's why
39:50I kept
39:51looking at him
39:51even though
39:52it was the
39:52back of his
39:53head
39:53because
39:53to let him
39:54know
39:55how I felt
39:56so he could
39:57see my eyes
39:57feel my
39:58pain
39:58I don't
40:01recall
40:02Mr. Green
40:02ever
40:03looking at
40:04Faith Green
40:04and making
40:04eye contact
40:05with her
40:06I recall
40:07him sitting
40:07and just
40:08looking
40:08straight forward
40:09as she
40:09delivered her
40:10remarks
40:10with no
40:12emotion
40:12on his
40:12face
40:13Mr. Green
40:15was ready
40:16to go back
40:16to prison
40:16you know
40:17he was like
40:18I did it
40:18I turned
40:19myself in
40:20can we
40:21just go
40:21now
40:21he felt
40:23he was
40:23mission
40:24accomplished
40:24it was like
40:25I killed
40:25my kids
40:26I did
40:27what I did
40:27put me
40:27in jail
40:28just
40:28unfathomable
40:30there was
40:32no remorse
40:33no shame
40:33no guilt
40:34and he kept
40:35talking about
40:36how God
40:36would look
40:37after him
40:37so he still
40:38got that
40:39massive
40:39ego
40:40there
40:41that I'm
40:42special
40:43and I
40:43will be
40:44forgiven
40:44and God
40:45is gonna
40:45look after
40:46me
40:46I mean
40:47the extent
40:47of that
40:48man's
40:48ego
40:49is
40:49absolutely
40:50staggering
40:51for
40:53Faith
40:53I don't
40:54know
40:54how
40:55she
40:55sat
40:56through
40:56those
40:56court
40:56hearings
40:57looking
40:58at that
40:58person
40:59that
40:59just
40:59took
41:00her
41:00children
41:00I
41:02was
41:03awed
41:04by her
41:05ability
41:05to stand
41:06up
41:06and face
41:07her
41:08abuser
41:09face
41:09the man
41:10who had
41:10done
41:10this
41:11to her
41:11and never
41:12once
41:12waver
41:13from the
41:14moment
41:14I met
41:15her
41:15I knew
41:16she was
41:16a very
41:17strong
41:17woman
41:18she
41:19was
41:19committed
41:20to
41:21finding
41:22justice
41:22for her
41:23children
41:23from day
41:24one
41:24I
41:27just
41:27had to
41:27let
41:28him
41:28know
41:28I
41:29wasn't
41:29scared
41:29of you
41:30and
41:31you
41:31know
41:31you
41:31did
41:32these
41:32things
41:32to
41:32hurt
41:33me
41:33because
41:34I
41:34wouldn't
41:35stay
41:36in your
41:36box
41:36because
41:37you
41:37wanted
41:37to
41:38control
41:38me
41:38and
41:39I
41:39wouldn't
41:40give
41:40in
41:40to
41:40him
41:40and
41:42I'm
41:42still
41:43not
41:43giving
41:43in
41:43to
41:43him
41:43even
41:44though
41:44my
41:44children
41:44aren't
41:45here
41:45but
41:45I
41:45still
41:46continue
41:46to
41:47fight
41:47for
41:47them
41:47Gregory
41:53Green
41:53was
41:53sentenced
41:54to
41:54serve
41:5545
41:55to
41:56100
41:56years
41:57in
41:57prison
41:58plus
41:58an
41:59additional
41:59two-year
42:00term
42:00for the
42:01firearms
42:01charge
42:02I
42:04think
42:04it
42:05was
42:05a
42:05judge
42:05who
42:05said
42:06a
42:06father
42:06is
42:06there
42:07to
42:07protect
42:07his
42:07children
42:08and
42:08a
42:08husband
42:09is
42:09there
42:09to
42:09protect
42:10his
42:10wife
42:10Green
42:11did
42:11neither
42:12He
42:14was
42:1450
42:14years
42:14old
42:14at
42:15the
42:15time
42:15so
42:16when
42:16we
42:16did
42:17the
42:17math
42:17I
42:18as
42:18a
42:18prosecutor
42:19understood
42:19he
42:20would
42:20not
42:20be
42:21eligible
42:21for
42:22parole
42:22until
42:23he
42:23was
42:2397
42:24years
42:24old
42:25and
42:25that
42:26that
42:26would
42:26be
42:26the
42:26first
42:27time
42:27parole
42:27could
42:28even
42:28be
42:28considered
42:28so
42:30in
42:31effect
42:31it
42:32was
42:32my
42:33belief
42:33that
42:33he
42:34would
42:34die
42:34in
42:34prison
42:34the
42:37wounds
42:38that
42:38faith
42:39suffered
42:39she
42:40may
42:40have
42:41recovered
42:41from
42:42the
42:42physical
42:42injuries
42:43but
42:44the
42:44emotional
42:44injuries
42:45and
42:45the
42:46sheer
42:46effect
42:46on her
42:47will
42:48never
42:48go
42:48away
42:49they
42:49cannot
42:49possibly
42:50it
42:51is an
42:51unimaginable
42:52nightmare
42:53I
42:55can't
42:56ever
42:56let him
42:56win
42:57so
42:57I'm
42:58going to
42:58keep
42:58honoring
42:58my
42:59children
42:59I
43:02talk
43:02about
43:02them
43:02all
43:03the
43:03time
43:03I
43:04have
43:04so
43:05many
43:05stories
43:06and
43:07pictures
43:08I
43:08did
43:09so
43:09much
43:09with
43:09them
43:10I
43:10enjoyed
43:11my
43:11children
43:11I
43:12enjoyed
43:12being
43:12a
43:12mom
43:13my
43:16children
43:16would
43:16be
43:17proud
43:17of
43:17how
43:17far
43:18I
43:18have
43:18gone
43:18they
43:18wouldn't
43:18want
43:19me
43:19to
43:19be
43:20sulk
43:20and
43:20they
43:20would
43:20want
43:21me
43:21to
43:21be
43:21happy
43:21Gregory
43:23Green
43:24murdered
43:25his
43:25family
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