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Surviving the Survivor: #BestGuests in True Crime

Live in Philly: Ellen Greenberg's ME Report, New Docs & Everything to Know Before Trial Begins

Surviving the Survivor: #BestGuests in True Crime

Big Pond Podcasts

True Crime, Society & Culture, News

4.61K Ratings

🗓️ 3 February 2025

⏱️ 61 minutes

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0:00.0

Welcome to the global phenomenon, Surviving the Survivor, where we bring you the best guests in all of true crime.

0:07.6

Here's your host, Emmy Award-winning journalist Joel Waldman.

0:12.0

What's up, St.S. Nation?

0:13.8

Welcome to a very special episode of Surviving the Survivor.

0:18.9

It is a podcast that brings you the very best guests in all of true crime.

0:24.4

And as you can tell, I'm not in a studio in the global headquarters,

0:29.3

rather in Philadelphia, where it is always shady.

0:34.0

It is always shady in Philadelphia.

0:41.7

Tomorrow morning, after 14 years,

0:48.8

Josh and Sandy Greenberg head into court here in the city of Philadelphia. The courthouse is actually in City Hall, which is a beautiful older building, and I am literally a half block away proceedings begin at

0:56.4

9 a.m. with jury selection. And so what I decided to do today in light of everything that's

1:03.9

gone on this weekend and the headline this weekend is that after 14 years, one of the people named in the civil lawsuit,

1:14.6

which is why there's going to be a jury trial, one of the people named as a defendant in

1:21.6

this particular lawsuit is Dr. Marlon Osborne, and he was a medical examiner at the time,

1:30.1

working underneath a guy named Dr. Sam Galino, his boss,

1:33.6

who is also named in this civil suit.

1:37.1

And, excuse me, in the 11th hour uh basically yesterday maybe the 13th hour if you want to be uh

1:50.4

you know more accurate uh dr marlin osborne sent what's known as a verification letter uh to an attorney

1:59.4

which is now a public court record, essentially saying

2:03.3

he does not think any longer that this is an unaliving. He used the yes word. On YouTube,

2:11.4

we have to say unaliving. So after 14 years, he initially ruled this a homicide.

2:19.3

Then for a very short time went to undetermined.

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