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Do you ever have a story that you just can't get out of your head?

One that you play the details of over and over with your friends.

Well, you've come to the right place.

I'm Claire.

And I'm Susan.

And this is justice pending. A weekly true crime

podcast where we discuss tantalizing crimes with more questions and answers.

Welcome back to Justice Pending, the podcast where we break down cases stuck in legal limbo, battles for truth, and the

people fighting against the system. I'm Claire. And I'm Susan. And today's case is one that has

haunted the true crime community for years. We're talking about the tragic death of Ellen Greenberg,

a 27-year-old teacher who was found dead in

her Philadelphia apartment in 2011 with 20 stab wounds, including injuries to the back of her

head and neck.

Her death was ruled a suicide, something her parents, forensic experts, and frankly, anyone

with common sense has never accepted.

And after 14 years of fighting, there's finally been a breakthrough. The medical examiner

who originally ruled Ellen's death a homicide, then mysteriously changed it to a suicide,

has now come forward saying he was wrong. This means Ellen's case is finally

being reopened, a huge win for her parents, who have spent over a decade battling the city

of Philadelphia to get justice. But here's what makes this case even more bizarre, even to this day. Ellen's fiance at the time,

Sam Goldberg, has never publicly pushed for the case to be reexamined. In fact, after Ellen's death,

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