The Philadelphia Medical Examiner’s Office has finished reviewing the 2011 death of Pennsylvania teacher Ellen Greenberg, and concluded again that she died by suicide. According to People Magazine, the decision came before a court hearing scheduled at the Philadelphia Common Pleas Court on October 14. Philadelphia Chief Medical Examiner Lindsay Simon, according to the Philadelphia …
CrimeOnline’s Nancy Grace took center stage at CrimeCon Denver Friday, to spread awareness regarding Ellen Greenberg, a Pennsylvania teacher found stabbed 20 times. “Body Bags” host and Distinguished Scholar of Applied Forensics at Jacksonville State University, Joseph Scott Morgan, joined Grace to discuss the suspicious death, which was initially labeled a homicide, then changed to …
The pathologist who conducted the autopsy on teacher Ellen Greenberg — and who changed his ruling on the manner of death from homicide to suicide at the insistence of police — has settled a lawsuit filed by Greenberg’s parents against three city officials claiming that they botched the investigation and covered it up. The Greenbergs …
A Philadelphia judge ruled Friday that a lawsuit can go forward against several city officials over the handling of the death of Ellen Greenburg, a 27-year-old teacher whose death was ruled a suicide despite being found with 20 stab wounds. The judge dismissed the lawsuit for one defendant — a police supervisor who was a …
Pennsylvania prosecutors announced that they’ve chosen not to proceed in re-opening the case of Ellen Greenberg. Prosecutors from outside the case have determined they cannot prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime took place in the death of Greenberg, whose death was ruled a suicide in 2011. As CrimeOnline previously reported, 27-year-old Ellen, a …
Ellen Greenberg’s case is now headed to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, following her family’s appeal to change the ruling on her death from suicide to homicide. The family, according to the Greenberg family lawyer, Joseph Podraza, has been fighting for more than a decade to change Ellen’s cause of death. “We believe that if we …
A lawyer for the family of a Pennsylvania woman whose 2011 death was ruled a suicide announced on Tuesday that an official will testify that her body was moved postmortem. Crime Online staff listened in on Tuesday’s hearing, in which Joseph Podraza made the revelation to Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Linda Carpenter. Podraza claimed …
On Wednesday, a Pennsylvania appeals court ruled against reopening the death investigation of a woman whose 2011 death was deemed a suicide. Ellen Greenberg, 27, was found stabbed 20 times in her Manayunk apartment, and the Philadelphia Medical Examiner’s Office and State Attorney General’s Office maintain it is not a homicide. PennLive reported that Commonwealth …
Philadelphia school teacher Ellen Greenberg came home early from on January 26, 2011, because of a blizzard. She called the parents of all her students to make sure they got home safely. Her fiancé, Sam Goldberg, left her in the kitchen making lunch, but when he returned 45 minutes later, he said, the door was …
The death of Pennsylvania teacher Ellen Greenberg is being looked into by another county after Philadelphia officials ruled her death a suicide, despite her having 20 stab wounds that experts say could not have been done alone. According to Fox News Digital, the Chester County District Attorney’s Office confirmed that they are now handling Ellen’s …
Nancy Grace dives deep into the case of Ellen Greenberg, the Philadelphia school teacher, in a new FoxNation special, “Teacher Death Mystery: A Nancy Grace Investigation.” Despite having 20 stab wounds, authorities ruled Greenberg’s death a suicide.
