This is Hidden Killers Live with Tony Bruske, Stacey Cole, and Todd Michaels.

We're talking about the Ellen Greenberg case, a new medical examiner's report, if that's what you want to call it, that has come out that basically says, we were right,

la, la, la, la, la, la, la.

We don't want to hear anything

anyone else else to say,

and we're not changing anything.

Thanks for your time.

That's what we're discussing today.

Bob Mata with this host of defense diaries.

Bob, when, I think a lot of people,

you know, obviously you are from the legal world.

So you know what these things do look like.

And as you just recently said, it reads much more like a police report than it does a medical report.

I think a lot of people, especially true crimeers out there who may not be as versed in this, are going, well, we were expecting much more of a medical-esque report.

But there are aspects that do bleed into, to both of them, to a certain aspect.

But this one seemed to really go overboard in one direction.

Why do you think it is that they, especially with no investigation,

leaning into the facts of the investigation, which didn't exist to begin with, that, again,

it just seems to be an insane overstep on something that didn't have a lot of data to begin

with to base your medical opinions on,

especially areas that have been proven to be false, mostly reported.

I mean, it's hard to know, man.

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