Hi, Crime Junkies. I'm your host, Ashley Flowers, and I'm Britt.

And the story I have for you today is one that you are not going to forget.

When a young teacher with everything going for her is found dead in the apartment she shared with her fiance,

police are quick to call it a suicide.

But to this day, her family calls it murder.

And their quest for justice has raised serious questions about the integrity of the investigation.

This is the story of Ellen Greenberg.

It's late in the afternoon on Wednesday, January 26, 2011 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Sam Goldberg is getting back to his apartment after a trip to the gym.

After a month of snowstorm, the city is in the midst of yet another blizzard

and people aren't leaving their homes unless they absolutely have to.

But Sam didn't need to go outside to get some exercise

because there's a fitness center on site in the Venice Loftsys luxury condo building where he lives with his fiance, 27-year-old Ellen Rage Greenberg.

So when he's done working out, he goes back to his apartment and goes to open the front door, like normal.

But according to Sam, there's like this swing bar lock, like a door latch, secured from the inside, so he can't get in, even though he's got his key.

So he tries calling and texting his fiance who should be inside, but she doesn't respond and she doesn't open the door.

So eventually, he says he just forces the door open.

At around 6.30 pm, 9-1-1 dispatch gets a call from Sam.

Here is the actual audio from that call which was provided to us by private investigator Tom Brennan.

Oh, I just walked through my part of life.

G.O.T. is on the floor with blood everywhere.

What is the address?

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