A young woman doesn't stab herself 20 times, lock the door behind her and call it a suicide.

That's not justice.

That's insanity.

And that's what our guest today says, who happens to also be a true crime icon.

Welcome to the global phenomenon, surviving the survivor, where we bring you the

best guests in all of true crime. Here's your host, Emmy Award winning journalist Joel

Waltman. What's up, SDS Nation? Welcome to Surviving the Survivor. This is the show that

promises to bring you the very best guests in all of true crime.

And every once in a while, we bring you a legend in the genre.

That is the case today.

For those who do not know, Ellen Greenberg was a bright 27-year-old Philadelphia schoolteacher

found with 20 stab wounds.

But according to the latest MEO report, somehow that went up to

23 stab wounds. And those were found to the very back of her head, her neck, the front of her body.

And there was, believe it or not, never an investigation into her case. We're digging and

have been digging into the investigation

from our perspective, not from a police perspective, the shocking forensic inconsistencies,

and why our guest now, Nancy Grace, believes quite openly that Ellen Greenberg was murdered, but will not be forgotten. This is Nancy Gray. She

needs no introduction. She has a book out. What happened to Ellen, an American miscarriage of

justice? The book again, what happened to Ellen, an American Miscarriage of Justice?

We have the same publisher, and I promised him. I will give that title again.

And then we've got Nancy shows, crime stories with Nancy Grace on Fox One, YouTube, Serious, and Iheart.

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