The long-dormant case of Ellen Greenberg, a 27-year-old Philadelphia teacher found dead in her apartment with 20 stab wounds back in 2011, has taken a dramatic turn. Sources close to the matter revealed that the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has stepped in, requesting documents from the Philadelphia Police Department and other agencies. This federal interest comes after years of controversy surrounding the official ruling of suicide, a conclusion that has baffled experts, investigators, and the public alike.
Greenberg was discovered by her fiancé, Sam Goldberg, slumped on the kitchen floor with a 10-inch knife protruding from her chest. Ten of the wounds were to the back of her neck and the base of her skull, wounds that many argue would be nearly impossible to self-inflict with such force and precision. The initial medical examiner, Marlon Osbourne, first classified her death as a homicide, only to reverse it to suicide weeks later amid pressure from police investigators who deemed the scene suspicious but ultimately pointed to self-harm.
Her parents, Joshua and Sandee Greenberg, have relentlessly pursued justice, filing lawsuits against the city and accusing officials of a deliberate cover-up to mask a flawed homicide probe. They settled with Philadelphia in early 2025 for $650,000, part of which included a promise for an independent review by a new medical examiner. Yet, that October report once again affirmed suicide, prompting fresh outrage.
“I think all those wounds … were a cover up for strangulation,” Joshua Greenberg told reporters, suggesting his daughter may have been manually choked before the stabbings were staged to obscure the truth.
Adding layers to the intrigue, a psychiatrist who treated Ellen shortly before her death noted bruises consistent with domestic abuse and explicitly stated she showed no signs of being suicidal. One wound was even inflicted post-mortem, according to some analyses, raising the specter of tampering. Former Philadelphia Assistant District Attorney Guy D’Andrea, who reviewed the case, has gone on record calling it a clear homicide, pointing to evidence that her body may have been repositioned after death.
The case gained renewed scrutiny during the 2024 election cycle when Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, then the state’s attorney general, was eyed as a potential vice-presidential pick for Kamala Harris. Shapiro’s office had backed the suicide ruling and later transferred the investigation to Chester County due to apparent conflicts of interest—ties between Shapiro and relatives of Goldberg, including the fiancé’s uncle who allegedly took possession of Ellen’s electronics, breaking the chain of custody. Police forensics on her computers found no searches related to suicide, contradicting claims used to justify the ruling.
Online forums and true crime communities buzz with theories that Goldberg, whose 911 call and angry texts to Ellen while “locked out” of the apartment have raised red flags, may have orchestrated the scene. He insisted on her mental illness as the cause, but the locked door from the inside and lack of defensive wounds suggest a possible staging to deflect suspicion. Critics argue the quick cleanup of the crime scene and release of items to family members reeks of obstruction.
This federal involvement could finally peel back the veil on what many see as a tangled web of incompetence or worse—deliberate suppression by powerful figures in Pennsylvania’s justice system. As Governor Shapiro launches his 2026 re-election bid, the timing invites questions about accountability in a state where trust in institutions has eroded. The Greenbergs’ fight echoes a broader call for truth, reminding us that justice delayed often feels like justice denied, especially when lives hang in the balance.
For years, the official narrative has clashed with physical evidence that defies common sense. Simple anatomy tests, as demonstrated by death investigators, show the improbability of self-inflicting wounds to the back of the head and neck. If this probe uncovers foul play, it might expose not just a killer, but a systemic failure where connections trump facts. In a world where darkness sometimes overshadows light, pursuing righteousness in cases like this honors the command to seek justice and love mercy.
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Shapiro is the governor of the state in which his state police let Trump be shot.
He also ran the state elections in 2020, insisting Trump would lose the state, then at 2 AM 700,000 votes for Biden appeared.
For the rest of the country here’s a quick Pennsylvania tutorial. Most of the state’s population is on the eastern side of the Appalachian mountains centered on Philadelphia, but running up through Scranton, a neighborhood of NYC. Pittsburgh is a distant second in population in the southwest side of the state. The political parties fought over these population centers forever, but now they’re solidly owned by the Dems. Our state corruption is infamous and rife with commentary from Thaddeus Stevens to John Fetterman. Our taxes are much higher compared to Ohio and West Virginia but we have little to show for it here in the wilds of western PA. Ohio and WVA have much lower gas and property taxes and better roads with equal or greater schooling. PA is where once there’ a tax it never goes away – we still pay a Johnstown Flood booze tax for the second Johnstown flood of 1936 with little going to that failed city – at 18% of over $3 billion per year for 90 years would be in the trillions. Have you ever been to Johnstown? We have a PA lottery to benefit senior citizens, but as a senior I have never seen one dime of that, and I could go on but hopefully you are getting a picture of a, to be kind, mismanaged state. And Shapiro is the epitome of that heritage using the power of the Philadelphia machine politics as his base to further his career. From Philidelphia DA to PA AG he thought he’d have smooth sailing to the White House, but the skeletons are starting to fall out of the closets. His personal relationship with the family of the prime suspect in the Ellen Greenberg murder caused him to to look the other way as the suspect’s uncle walked right into the crime scene and took away all electronic devices. Even if you charge it to incompetence that doesn’t bode well for a leader of our country. Even his most recent malfeasance in taking $220 million earmarked for the roads of the poor rural bumpkin’s and handing it to the mismanaged SE PA Transit Authority, or the mysterious attack on the governor’s mansion (our people’s home, not your home governor) by the crazed druggie are all waiting to be examined by those outside the state. So if you believe he’s the right guy for the while house, he’s waiting on Youtube for your dollar.