Hi guys, Nancy Grace here. Welcome back to Killers Amongst Us, a production of I Heart

Media and Crime Online. You go in and out of your home, your garage, your front or back

door. You see the neighbors, you see people going by on the street or in your apartment

building. You see people in the parking lot going in and out all the time. Do you ever

stop and notice them? Today Killers Amongst Us. I'm Nancy Grace. We're talking about the

story of a beautiful young Philly teacher, beautiful on the inside and the outside Ellen

Greenberg. Just 27 years old had just sent out her save the date announcements for her

wedding. She had the world by the tail. What happened? Listen to this. 27 year old Ellen

Greenberg was a first grade teacher in Philadelphia. She and her boyfriend of three years had just

become engaged and began planning their wedding. January 26, 2011, Ellen school let out early due

to an oncoming blizzard. On her way home, she filled up her guest. She was at home with

her fiance until 4.45 p.m. when he reportedly went to the gym in their apartment commons.

When he arrived back to the apartment less than an hour later, he says he found the apartment

locked from the inside. He claims he banged on the door and received no response. Over

the next 22 minutes, he would try to convince Ellen to open the door through text messages.

So what happened? Why wouldn't Ellen come to the door according to the fiance? Take

a listen to our friend, Dr. Oz. At 6.33 p.m., her fiance says he forced open the door to find

Ellen dead on the floor of the kitchen. He stabbed 20 times in the chest, neck and head.

There was a knife still lodged in her chest. Ellen was pronounced dead at 6.40 p.m. Investigators

evaluating the scene and her autopsy ultimately stated that she died by suicide. There were

no obvious signs of an intruder or evidence of a struggle. There was no suicide. I still

don't understand how you can stab yourself 20 plus times, including to the side of your

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