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   Leroy N. Soetoro to All   
   [Two dozen stabs...] Teacher's stabbing    
   25 Oct 25 20:43:30   
   
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   From: leroysoetoro@americans-first.com   
      
   https://abcnews.go.com/US/teachers-stabbing-death-affirmed-suicide-   
   review/story?id=126488925   
      
   A Philadelphia woman's stabbing death has been affirmed to be a suicide,   
   after the medical examiner's office agreed to reassess the case following   
   lawsuits from her family that contested the initial finding.   
      
   Ellen Greenberg, 27, was found in her apartment with nearly two dozen stab   
   and incised wounds and a knife in her chest in January 2011, according to   
   the Philadelphia Medical Examiner's office.   
      
   The teacher's death was initially ruled a homicide but later changed to   
   suicide.   
      
   Dr. Marlon Osbourne, the pathologist who performed the original autopsy,   
   stated in a sworn statement earlier this year that he changed the manner   
   of death at the time based in part on additional information provided by   
   police, but that it is now his "professional opinion Ellen's manner of   
   death should be designated as something other than suicide."   
      
   The Philadelphia Medical Examiner's Office reviewed the case as part of a   
   settlement with her family to determine whether her manner of death should   
   be changed to "could not be determined" or "homicide."   
      
   The current medical examiner, Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Lindsay Simon,   
   stated in the 32-page review that it is her opinion that Greenberg's death   
   is "best classified as 'Suicide.'"   
      
   The office said it reviewed the initial autopsy and case materials,   
   including police interviews with Greenberg's fiancé, who reported that he   
   had found her dead in their apartment upon returning from the gym and that   
   the apartment had been locked from the inside, according to the review.   
      
   Simon determined Greenberg had 23 stab and incised wounds in her neck,   
   head and front torso -- up from the initial autopsy report's finding of 20   
   wounds -- many of which "would best be categorized as hesitation wounds."   
   Additionally, she determined there were another 20 bruises from the   
   initial report, raising the number to 31. No defensive wounds were found   
   on her body, and "the fact remains that Ellen would be capable of   
   inflicting these injuries herself," Simon stated.   
      
   The evidence does not indicate any foul play or that there was anyone else   
   in the apartment at the time of her death, but that Greenberg was   
   "suffering from anxiety at the time of her death" and that the "anxiety   
   appeared mostly to be due to her work as a teacher," according to the   
   review.   
      
   "Death in Apartment 603: What Happened to Ellen Greenberg?", a three-part   
   ABC News Studios series streaming on Disney+ and Hulu, examines the case.   
      
   Greenberg's family attorney, William Trask, called the review "a deeply   
   flawed attempt to justify a predetermined conclusion" and claimed Simon's   
   case is built on "distorted portrayals of Ellen's mental health."   
      
   "This report is an embarrassment to the City and an insult to Ellen and   
   her family," Trask said in a statement. "Ellen's family just wanted the   
   truth. It is clear the truth will not come from Philadelphia’s law   
   enforcement machinery. Though Ellen's city turned its back on her, we will   
   continue through other avenues to get justice for her murder, by any means   
   necessary."   
      
   He told ABC Philadelphia station WPVI he wasn't surprised by the review's   
   conclusion, "given how difficult it's been to get the city to cooperate   
   throughout this process."   
      
   During a hearing before the Philadelphia Common Pleas Court on Tuesday to   
   discuss the review, attorneys for the Greenbergs and the city of   
   Philadelphia concurred that they consider this matter closed.   
      
      
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