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Cody Michael Green

Also reported as Cody Green, perfect_buddy_ga, C-Greezy

Cody Michael Green was convicted of three attempted sex offenses following the Fortson sting. He received three years in prison and 12 years of probation.

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Outcome
Sentenced
Evidence
Attributed reporting
Jurisdiction
Harris County, Georgia
Encounter
Not established
Decoy posed as
Girl4
Case number
Not established

Personal details

Born
1986
Height
5′10″
Hair
Brown
Eyes
Hazel

Charges & sentence

  1. Attempted child molestation

    Guilty pleaConvicted Feb 2010Original local report explicitly states guilty pleas to these three offenses.

    Convicted15

  2. Attempted sodomy

    Guilty pleaConvicted Feb 2010Original local report explicitly states guilty pleas to these three offenses.

    Convicted15

  3. Attempted statutory rape

    Guilty pleaConvicted Feb 2010Original local report explicitly states guilty pleas to these three offenses.

    Convicted15

Sentence

Three years in prison, twelve years of probation, and lifetime sex-offender registration for the sting-related convictions.

Attributed to the sources below. Consult the original record for full terms.

Case records

Hansen investigationHarris County, Georgia · 2010 · Sentenced
  1. Attempted child molestation

    Guilty pleaConvicted Feb 2010Original local report explicitly states guilty pleas to these three offenses.

    Convicted15

  2. Attempted sodomy

    Guilty pleaConvicted Feb 2010Original local report explicitly states guilty pleas to these three offenses.

    Convicted15

  3. Attempted statutory rape

    Guilty pleaConvicted Feb 2010Original local report explicitly states guilty pleas to these three offenses.

    Convicted15

Sentence · Feb 2010

Local reporting, quoting the prosecutor: three years in prison followed by twelve years of probation. The sentencing judgment remains unverified.15

  • Prison: 3 yearsLiteral migration of the legacy prison_months value; no new duration calculation.1
  • Probation: 12 yearsLiteral migration of the legacy probation_months value; no new duration calculation.1
  • Registration: Life5

Original sting only; later pool, battery and supervision proceedings remain separate. The full original March 3, 2010 article was read through the search cache, while direct access returned 403. It explicitly reports guilty pleas the prior Friday and the imposed three-year prison and twelve-year probation sentence. Exact count quantities remain unknown; current custody is not inferred.

Sources 15

Separate criminal matterSentenced
  1. Driving under the influence

    Convicted5

Sentence

Pre-sting DUI conviction and probation reported; date and probation duration unknown.5

  • Probation: Term not established5

Pre-sting DUI conviction and probation reported; date and probation duration unknown.

Sources 5

Separate criminal matterCharged
  1. Leaving the scene of an accident

    Unverified5

Additional pre-sting hit-and-run charge reported; no final disposition established.

Sources 5

Forsyth County Superior CourtSeparate criminal matter · 2010 · Sentenced
Court
Forsyth County Superior Court

Forsyth County Superior Court

  1. Child molestation

    Convicted5

Sentence · Oct 2010

Separate 2007 pool incident: October 2010 guilty conviction; nine additional months in prison and sixteen years probation.5

  • Prison: 9 months5
  • Probation: 16 years5

Separate 2007 pool incident: October 2010 guilty conviction; nine additional months in prison and sixteen years probation.

Sources 5

Separate criminal matterConvicted
  1. Battery

    Convicted5

  2. Shoplifting

    Convicted5

March 2024 arrest and subsequent conviction reported by archived community account. Six months served is not converted into an imposed sentence.

Sources 5

Supervision proceeding2025 · Sentenced

Sentence · Oct 2025

July 2025 probation-violation arrest and October 2025 one-year jail sentence reported. Expected July 2026 release is not an actual release finding.5

  • Prison: 1 year5

July 2025 probation-violation arrest and October 2025 one-year jail sentence reported. Expected July 2026 release is not an actual release finding.

Sources 5

Case narrative

Biography

Before being caught in the sting, Cody Green was already on probation for DUI and fleeing the scene of an accident. When finding out the girl was a virgin, he got excited about it and wanted to take her virginity. Cody declares that he desires to lick the girl and ejaculate in her mouth. A few days later, he expressed interest in the decoy performing oral sex on him and stated it was his fantasy. He explained that he didn't want the decoy to be grossed out by it when they met, so he figured he would show her beforehand.

Before meeting her, Cody confessed he needed to see his parole officer for being involved in a car accident. He promised to stay the night and maintain a close eye on her. Cody mentioned he was interested in utilizing vibrators or dildos throughout their sexual encounter. Cody subsequently becomes worried, saying he fears it was all a setup and does not want to go to jail.

Sting

Cody appeared in a Cadillac Escalade EXT at the Sting House while sporting all-white basketball attire. He immediately rushed towards the decoy and asked if they could go upstairs as he walked up to the house. When the decoy disappeared behind the curtain, Cody followed her and was met by Chris Hansen rather than a real child. Cody tried to tell Chris he had made a deal with the girl before being told to sit down, making the claim he had driven to the house "for no reason" and claimed he had questioned the decoy if she was sure that she wanted sex. He told Chris he would prove it to him before professing to be "a desperate person" who needed a girl in his life. Cody said he would have been okay with her wanting to be friends if that was all she wanted, that he hadn't done such a thing before, and he wouldn't have hurt her in any way. He denied ever meeting them before claiming that he only came to meet "Maddie" because he wanted to protect her.

Cody acknowledged that he brought condoms and white chocolate to the house because the decoy had asked to get them. Cody then acknowledged the girl was thirteen and that he was twenty when asked. Chris reiterates the girl is thirteen, to which Cody apologises and explains he has an interest in younger girls because it is a fantasy of his he has always wanted to fulfil.

When Chris reads out an excerpt where Cody asks if the decoy wants her virginity taken, Cody says he "knows it's not respectful" but claims that he was "just asking her" if she would like that. He then denies (despite admitting it moments earlier) that he is specifically targeting young girls, as well as claiming he told "Maddie" that it was illegal and asked her to swear she wouldn't get him in trouble. Cody admits he "probably" would've gone through with it if the girl wanted to because he can't meet any girls his own age. Chris points out that Cody had a nice car and was dressed nicely and asks why he couldn't find any girls his age. Cody asserted that he couldn't and that girls expected more from their male partners, such as what was inside of them.

Cody admits he is on probation for a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) conviction, as well as receiving an additional hit and run charge "the other day." Perhaps feeling overwhelmed by the sudden questioning of his past legal troubles, Cody decides the interview is over and tries to exit. He is stopped by Chris, who identifies himself. He is formally exposed on national television as the cameras come out. Cody thanks Chris for "wasting [his] gas" and exits the residence. The police run out to arrest Cody, who raises his arms but is tackled to the ground for refusing to get down by his own will. Cody repeatedly flips off the cameramen while being arrested, searched and booked at the police station.

Aftermath

After making bail, a month later on August 6, 2007, Cody was taken into custody in Alpharetta, Georgia, after exposing himself to an eight-year-old girl at a swimming pool. He put his fingers to his mouth to shush the little girl from telling anyone. Cody spent over three years in custody. He was being detained, according to a jail spokeswoman, because of charges in Harris County.

Cody's attorney, BJ Bernstein, stated Cody endured a traumatic brain injury in a car accident when he was sixteen and "has never been the same since." Al Whitaker, chief assistant district attorney, claimed that despite Cody having undergone several psychological tests and having physical evidence of a head injury caused by an automobile accident, he was found to be competent to stand trial by West Central Georgia Regional Hospital's medical staff. Bernstein then requested a forensic analysis. According to Bernstein, the review refuted the findings of the West Central report and said that a thorough neurological test was not part of the initial examination. After a six-hour hearing, Muscogee County Superior Court Judge Frank Jordan Jr. determined Cody was competent to stand trial and was competent when he arrived at the sting house in July 2006. Judge Frank Jordan Jr. sentenced Cody to three years in prison, twelve years of probation, and lifetime registration as a sex offender. Cody was paroled and released from prison on September 23, 2010.

In October 2010, Cody was convicted in Forsyth County Superior Court on one felony count of child molestation after being found guilty of exposing himself to a child. Cody asserted once more that his brain injury was what led to exposing himself to the young child. Although Cody seemed to function normally and was mentally competent to stand trial, Bernstein said his injury had an impact on his mental filters. She claimed that his injury was comparable to that sustained by military personnel as a result of improvised explosive devices. Partridge argued that the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which was commonly utilized by the psychiatric establishment for diagnosis, did not include Cody's condition. Cody broke down in tears as he described what had occurred and mentioned that he had recently converted to Christianity and was now a "newly crowned servant." Judge Jeffrey S. Bagley sentenced Cody to an additional nine months in prison and 16 years of probation. Cody was placed back in jail in February 2011 on the Forsyth County charge and was later released in August 2011. Cody is listed on the Georgia Sex Offender Registry as a "Sexually Dangerous Predator," meaning he is considered to have a strong possibility of committing another offense.

2025 update

In May 2025, Cody was released from prison after serving 6 months for his 2024 crimes . He would later be arrested in July 2025 for violating his probation again . In October 2025 he would be sentenced to a year in jail and his expected to be released in July 2026 .

2024 update

In March of 2024, Cody was arrested again for charges relating to battery and shoplifting. According to Joey and To Catch a Peanut , as of 2025, he has been convicted and is currently incarcerated.

2021 update

In 2021, according to Chris in a Predators I've Caught' Podcast, while the decoys were talking to potential predators, including Cody Green, the chatrooms were knocked out for a couple of days due to a massive fire in the West Coast, specifically in Silicone Valley, California. The conversation between Cody and the decoy was delayed by three days. Chris also acknowledges Cody giving the middle finger to one of the cameramen. Chris also makes it clear that before exposing himself to the girl at the public pool, Cody initially pleaded not guilty.

Chris mentions more details about what happened with Cody regarding the pool incident and explains how he put his finger to his mouth while he was exposing himself to the girl, signalling for her to be quiet. Chris also mentions how the whole defence the lawyer initially had (the one-time argument) was invalidated, which is why his lawyer changed it to the head injury defence.

Trivia

Although his actual uncut interview is mostly lost, an excerpt sourced from the dead MSNBC subscription service containing his entrance and exiting from the house can be found on YouTube. This footage has been spliced with his televised and Predator Raw segments to create an almost complete uncut Hansen interview, although some of the footage may be out of order while an unknown amount remains lost. While his 2024 crimes are not sex related, Cody has continued a trend of Georgia predators reoffending and winding up back in jail within a relatively short timeframe.

Community-written, from the To Catch a Predator Wiki. Not independently verified, and it does not establish charges or court outcomes.

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Media

Sources

  1. 1Cody Michael Green, snared in 2006 'To Catch a Predator' sting, pleads guiltySecondary reporting · Columbus Ledger-Enquirer · Published Mar 3, 2010 · Updated May 1, 2019 · Checked Oct 23, 2026The report quotes a prosecutor describing three guilty pleas and three years in prison followed by twelve years on probation.
  2. 210: "The cleanest best pleasure!" on MegaphoneOriginal publisher · Megaphone · Published Mar 29, 2021 · Checked Oct 23, 2026Public episode metadata matches the publisher RSS recording by title, release date and exact enclosure identifier. Reviewed shortened-name title and opening description against the named profile and investigation context.
  3. 310: "The cleanest best pleasure!" on SpotifyOriginal publisher · Spotify · Published Mar 29, 2021 · Checked Oct 23, 2026Public episode metadata matches the publisher RSS recording by title, release date and exact enclosure identifier. Reviewed shortened-name title and opening description against the named profile and investigation context.
  4. 4Cody Green (community wiki)Community wiki · unverified · To Catch a Predator Wiki contributors · Updated Oct 21, 2025 · Checked Oct 23, 2026Attributed community article. Revision date describes the article update, not a court or sting event. Full infobox, narrative sections, references and assets are retained in the private archive.

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