In a case that has spanned over three decades, Crosley Green, a Florida man who claims he is innocent of murder, returned to prison after a brief taste of freedom. Green spent the past two years adjusting to life outside bars, securing a job, finding love, and cherishing time with his family and loved ones. However, on Monday, he surrendered to the authorities as ordered by US District Judge Roy Dalton. Green's release in 2021 had been conditional pending appeals, but a recent ruling reinstated his conviction, leaving him with limited options to remain free. Throughout the legal battle, Green's legal team, led by attorneys Keith Harrison and Jeane Thomas, has fought passionately for his exoneration. Although unsuccessful in gaining the attention of the US Supreme Court, they remain steadfast in their belief in Green's innocence. Now, Green's options for freedom rest on clemency or parole. Both Green and his legal team argue that he has shown exemplary behavior during his release, making him an ideal candidate for parole. While they acknowledge the possibility of clemency, they stress that it is not equal to exoneration, as it is merely a decision to release based on time served. With faith as his pillar of strength, Green remains positive and resolute in his quest for justice. His unwavering belief in himself and a higher power fuels his determination to fight for his freedom relentlessly. Green's case has gained significant attention, shedding light on the flaws within the justice system and the potential for wrongful convictions. As Green returns to prison, his loved ones and legal team continue to stand by his side, committed to exposing the truth and ensuring justice is served.