Anita Green

[skunk ape]

Did they ever find the triggerman with the long blonde hair and the motorcycle?

This case was about Anita's murder that apparently Mel Green ordered. He is behind bars now, but the triggerman is still out there enjoying his house that Mel gave him the money for to kill Anita.

Anita's friend, Michele Samit writes a book about the case, entitled "No Sanctuary" and was punched by an unknown assailant and had her house vandalized by what you are lead to believe is the long-haired blonde man that shot Anita. This harrassment campaign seems to be ordered by Mel Green as he sits in prison. You would think that Mel's visitors would get their ID checked and verified so they can capture the killer.

What I want to know is what did Anita's divorce attorney mean when she says during the segment, "both Anita and Mel were indirectly acknowledging that Anita knew where the bodies were buried."?

[1990 UM fan]

Did they ever find the triggerman with the long blonde hair and the motorcycle?

This case was about Anita's murder that apparently Mel Green ordered. He is behind bars now, but the triggerman is still out there enjoying his house that Mel gave him the money for to kill Anita.

Anita's friend, Michele Samit writes a book about the case, entitled "No Sanctuary" and was punched by an unknown assailant and had her house vandalized by what you are lead to believe is the long-haired blonde man that shot Anita. This harrassment campaign seems to be ordered by Mel Green as he sits in prison. You would think that Mel's visitors would get their ID checked and verified so they can capture the killer.

What I want to know is what did Anita's divorce attorney mean when she says during the segment, "both Anita and Mel were indirectly acknowledging that Anita knew where the bodies were buried."?

I'm surprised no one has commented on this in 5 years. As far as I know, the hitman has never been caught. Maybe he is incarcerated for another crime or dead. What surprises me is if the guy who visited Mel Green in prison is the hitman, why is there no record of him visiting the prison? I think visitors are required to sign in and have a state ID card in order to visit someone that's imprisoned. The police totally dropped the ball on this one. The only thing they got right was putting Mel away for life but not nabbing the hitman who was right there and could've been apprehended. I never heard anything about any "bodies" the Greens have denied knowing about, I'll have to watch the segment again.

[NDAlum2003]

I am bumping this one back because there seems to be precious little discussion about this case. This case was obviously very high profile many years ago but now there is little information online as compared to what I thought there would be.

I think Michele Samit's theory has some credibility. I read her book and it gives you probably some of the best info on this case. It would be great if there were a book like this one on every case.

As far as I know, Mel Green still is in prison in California, and the hitman has never been caught.

[JEREMYN]

i think michele samit now has a facebook

[1990 UM fan]

i think michele samit now has a facebook

Yes she does, I just found her. I'm glad to see she's still around and doing alright. I'm curious to know what she's found out about Anita's death since her appearance on the show?

[JEREMYN]

yes i emailed her abt the fact did the prison have a sign up sheet for visitor log and maybe that could help find the killer

[JEREMYN]

just realized something in the unsolved mysteries version of robert stack when the guy was visiting mel he was on the phone across from him my question is do the police record prisoner and visitor conversations?

[1990 UM fan]

yes i emailed her abt the fact did the prison have a sign up sheet for visitor log and maybe that could help find the killer

when did you e-mail her?

[JEREMYN]

few hours ago

[1990 UM fan]

few hours ago

has she replied back?

[JEREMYN]

not yet

[NDAlum2003]

I've still not understood why they were not able to get the info from the visitor log since visiting a prisoner is not exactly an easy process to get in and out. Everything is documented. However I believe California may have more laws to protect the prisoner. Maybe visitor logs are not subject to public record? An interesting thought to pursue.

I did correspond with Michele through Facebook. She is very sweet.

[JEREMYN]

i saw her she was online and stuff but i guess she either saw the email and ignored it or she was just busy and didnt have a chance to look at it i contacted her on facebook

[JEREMYN]

plus why didnt the police do search on the motorcycle type the witness saw while on the roof?

[JEREMYN]

i saw the dennis farina version of the anita green case on in the recreation the guard and michele samit before michele samit when into interview with mel green i saw the guard sign a sheet and put it on the door im assuming that is a visitor sign in sheet

[QuenSolen]

I've said it in another thread, but I'll say it again here.

Michelle had the killer in her grasp and she let him get away, assuming the killer is the man that visited Mel in jail.

Michelle stated that she had a half hour between the time she got in her car and the time the man exited the prison. So why the heck did she NOT take down all the license plates of the motorbikes, along with a brief description of the bikes? On top of that, if she suspected this was the man, she should've placed a call to the detective in charge of the investigation to bring him down to the prison. If he didn't make it in time to question the man, he still would've gotten the license plate and been able to track him down.

I know she was probably feeling the stress of the moment, but she had a lot of time to think, and I'm really surprised that this plan just didn't occur to her.