30 years ago, in 1991, Gregory Green called the police to report a murder. The man killed his wife and unborn baby.
After a short trial, the judges’ sentence came: 16 years in prison. He did not receive any kind of clemency, nor did he have a reason. The murderer received his sentence with inexplicable calm.
In the 16 years he has been behind bars, Gregory has appealed for parole several times, but each time, law enforcement has denied his request.
“The reasons for the rejections were diverse, some aberrant.” Moreover, during the detention, he did not show any sign of repentance, he did not show any trace of humanity “, declared a spokesman of the prison where he was imprisoned.
However, in 2008, Gregory was released on parole.
Two years later, the man got married. He met Faith Green, a wonderful woman with whom he chose to rebuild his life. She had two children from a previous marriage, but they both wanted to raise a family.
The years passed and Faith gave birth to two more girls, Koi and Kaleigh.
Then, on a cursed day, at 1.15 in the morning, he called the police again. The reason is downright shocking: he repeated the “episode” 30 years ago.
The couple’s two girls, aged 4 and 5, respectively, were killed by carbon monoxide poisoning. The man had picked them up in the middle of the night and locked them in the car. Then he started the engine and put a hose connected to the exhaust pipe inside. After making sure they were dead, Gregory took his children in his arms and laid them back on the bed. The girls seemed to be sleeping.
When they arrived at the scene, the law enforcement officers were shocked by the man’s cruelty. Following the research, they discovered something even more shocking: in the basement of the house, they came across two other corpses. They were the other two children of his wife, aged 17 and 19. According to the report, the teenagers were simply executed: Gregory emptied his pistol into their frail bodies.
They also found Faith there. She was immobilized, had a bandage on her mouth so she couldn’t scream, and she was full of blood. She had been brutally beaten, cut on the face, and shot in the leg, but he had left her alive only to be forced to see her kill her children.
Gregory Green was lifted from the porch of the house where he waited quietly for the police to arrive. At trial, he denied the right to a lawyer and pleaded “guilty.”