More Ignored Evidence Comes To Light In The Case of Ellen Greenberg Pointing To Murder

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🗓️ 7 October 2024

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How does someone stab themselves 20 times, half of those after they’ve already died? That's the big question in the case of Ellen Greenberg, the schoolteacher whose death was ruled a suicide despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Bruises, post-mortem stab wounds, and a fiancé whose 911 call leaves more questions than answers – it’s all so strange that it feels like someone, somewhere, is hiding something. And what about the medical examiner? Is this incompetence, or something much darker? Why does this case struggle to gain traction, even in an era of true crime obsession? More importantly, is anyone ever going to answer the questions that keep piling up?
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0:22.7	Their last breath was taken, but the mystery remains.
0:26.8	This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske, featuring psychotherapist and author
0:32.0	Chavon Scott.
0:33.8	New evidence coming to light in the case of Ellen Greenberg, the school teacher who, well, it's still reported that it was a suicide, despite being stabbed 20 times half in the back and the head, and several of them post-mortem.
0:48.8	But because there's a lot of people out there like us and others that just keep asking questions and digging.
0:55.8	Well, they might have to take a second look at this. News Nation's Brian Anton uncovered some
0:59.9	discrepancies in an autopsy report of Ellen Greenberg raising a lot of doubts about the original
1:04.7	classification of her death as a suicide. And in that report, we see bruises. We see, I mean,
1:12.7	everyone post-mortem stab wounds should be the biggest red flag, but there's stuff there that was not looked at. This, again,
1:19.6	I feel like we keep going back to a very powerful person in this case, end all, be all,
1:26.5	and a lot of it, the medical examiner.
1:29.2	Is this just poor medical examiner work?
1:33.0	Because somebody had a long day and they just checked off the boxes and somebody said,
1:37.4	hey, you know, can you do this?
1:38.9	I don't know.
1:39.5	I mean, but it seems like that one person held a lot of power here and ignored a lot of stuff.
1:45.7	Yeah, it's incredibly, you know, what do we even say?
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