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I'm Suruti.

And welcome to Red Handed, where it's part two of our series on

The Murder of Ellie Greenberg. Yes, absolutely. To both of those things, can confirm it is part two

and can confirm she did not kill herself. Thank you. Case closed. Thank you so much for listening,

guys.

We'll see you next week while we'll be covering another case.

No, obviously, if your blood wasn't boiling after last week's episode,

then I think the next hour or so might just do the trick.

And we're sorry to start everybody off in 2025.

Is that? Yes, 2025.

With such a rager.

But needs must.

Now, as we mentioned last week, Ellie's autopsy was carried out on the 27th of January 2011 by Dr. Marlon Osborne, a medical examiner in Philadelphia.

Initially, Dr. Osborne came to the conclusion that this was indeed a homicide.

After all, he was presented with an otherwise fit and healthy young woman with at least

20 stab wounds, ranging from one centimetre deep to over 10 centimetres deep.

And for a few months after this, the Philadelphia Police Department worked the case as a homicide,

although they had very little to go on since the apartment had been professionally cleaned,

and Ellie's laptops and phone had been in the possession of her fiancé's uncle for two whole days.

The pressure was mounting as the country

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