It'll be 15 years, five days from now, that Ellen Greenberg was found dead in her

Mannionk apartment.

And after all that time, now the case taking yet another stunning turn, the feds reportedly

now stepping in, not just to look at how Ellen died, but whether the system failed her altogether.

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 Waldman.

What's up, SDS Nation?

Welcome to Surviving the Survivor.

It's not a show. It's not a podcast.

It's a global phenomenon that brings you the best guests in all of true crime.

I see someone in the chat is from Japan, from Japan to Jakarta to Jersey.

We cover the globe tonight.

A personal show for me. This is about as close as it gets to my heart. This case just seems like an absolute travesty of justice. And joining us will be

Josh and Sandy Greenberg, as well as private investigator Tom Brennan.

They've had a little bit of a tough time logging on.

I saw Josh and Sandy, and then they bounced out, and Tom Brennan is getting here now.

But just to recap it for you back in January of 2011 on the eve of a major snowstorm and more more snow.

It's getting set to roll into Philadelphia this weekend with the weather really taking

a turn for the worst.

So it was like this 15 years ago.

It was then that 27 year old school teacher Ellen Green, was found dead in her Manny Yunk apartment,

stabbed more than 20 times, including wounds to the back of her neck and a giant gash on her head.

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