Will Ellen Greenberg's Death Finally Be Investigated as Murder, Supreme Court to Decide?

Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski | True Crime News & Commentary

In this episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," former felony prosecutor and defense attorney Eric Faddis discusses the perplexing case of Ellen Greenberg. Greenberg was found dead, stabbed 20 times, with some wounds inflicted post-mortem and using two different knives. Despite these bizarre circumstances, her death was ruled a suicide following discussions between her fiancé's family and detectives, without a proper investigation. The Greenberg family, dissatisfied with the ruling, took their case through various lower courts, all of which refused to hear it, ultimately reaching the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The court will decide if the case can return to the lower courts for a proper examination. Faddis and Brueski discuss the absurdity of the suicide ruling and the challenges the Greenberg family faces in seeking justice. They highlight a significant flaw in the criminal justice system where courts typically don't second-guess police determinations, leaving families with limited recourse when they disagree with such rulings. This case underscores the need for judicial intervention in clear miscarriages of justice.
### Main Points
- Ellen Greenberg was found dead, stabbed 20 times, with some wounds post-mortem and inflicted with two different knives.
- Her death was ruled a suicide after discussions between her fiancé's family and detectives, without a proper investigation.
- The Greenberg family has fought for years to have the case re-examined, facing repeated refusals from lower courts.
- The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will now decide if the case can return to the lower courts.
- Eric Faddis and Tony Brueski discuss the implausibility of the suicide ruling and the failure of the criminal justice system to address the family's concerns.
- They highlight the systemic issue where courts do not typically re-evaluate police determinations, leaving families like Greenberg's with limited options.
- The case illustrates the need for judicial intervention in cases of clear miscarriages of justice.
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