This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske.

Here now, Tony Bruske.

There are some stories that hauntus city because they never really end.

Ellen Greenberg is one of them.

For 14 years, the end of her life has hovered over Philadelphia like a storm cloud that just won't move.

20 stab wounds. A locked apartment door. And I put that in giant air quotes.

A beautiful young teacher with no history of violence or psychosis found with a knife in her chest declared a suicide.

Not to mention 20 other stab wounds.

Looks like there was other bruising at different stages of healing. You know, things that you don't want to look at and go, hmm, is there more to this story? Nah. In Philadelphia, we don't look at those

sort of things, especially when your uncle's a high-powered attorney, and this could look really, really bad.

So let's take all of her digital devices after she commits suicide, because you need them for the funeral, right?

Oh, yes, all that happens to.

Now in 2025, we have what's being billed as a fresh look. It's really a bunch of

bullshit packaged to say a fresh look. As we've learned this week, a brand new supposedly

independent review by Dr. Lindsay Simon. Oh, she's got her stuff together, doesn't she?

The chief medical examiner of Philadelphia,

who also believes that someone stabbing themselves 20 times independently

with bruises in various stages of healing.

And no investigation, and a man who has no evidence that he broke down a door other than claiming he did

that was locked from the inside is right.

We should just believe the story, right, Lindsay, Simon?

Because people stab themselves 20 times all the time, including wounds that are postmortem.

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