Hi, guys. Welcome to another episode, Illegally Brunette. I will be your host, Emily Simpson, and

Shane. Shane. Okay, first of all, we have to do some updates on some cases that we've done previously.

If you have not listened to our episode on Ellen Greenberg, I would suggest that you do that if you

haven't because it's a really, really interesting case.

It's so interesting because you'll never actually know what happened.

But we have some like breaking news or some new things that have happened.

Breaking news.

Only heard here.

The Philadelphia Medical Examiner reaffirms Ellen Greenberg's 2011 stabbing death was a suicide.

Now, you know when we talked about it previously, it was originally ruled a suicide, then it was ruled a homicide.

Then I think it even may have gone back to a suicide, then maybe back to a homicide because the parents were pushing.

They wanted it ruled as a homicide because they wanted it investigated

and they never believed that their daughter took her own life,

especially with 20 stab wounds.

However, just recently, the Philadelphia Medical Examiner's Office

issued a report affirming its ruling that the 2011 stabbing death of Ellen Greenberg

was a suicide.

It was a 32-page report. The chief medical examiner was

Dr. Lindsay Simon, and she said that Ellen Greenberg would have been capable of inflicting the

injuries on herself, noting that there was no sign of a struggle at the scene, no sign of an

intruder, her fiance's alibi was supported through surveillance footage,

and his DNA was not found on the knife.

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