Ellen Greenberg's Death Case
The original ruling of suicide in the case of Ellen Greenberg, a Philadelphia teacher who was found with nearly two dozen stab wounds, has been reversed by the former medical examiner. Her parents are now in a legal battle accusing officials of covering up her death as a suicide. The case is moving to trial after 14 years.
Key Points
- Former medical examiner changed ruling to suggest death was not suicide
- Legal battle between Greenberg's parents and officials
- Questions raised about the handling of the investigation
Pros
- Former medical examiner reversed suicide ruling
- Parents fighting for justice for their daughter
- Legal developments in the case after 14 years
Cons
- Cover-up conspiracy alleged by the parents
- Questions around the handling of the crime scene
- Uncertainty around the cause of death