Overview

• Ellen Greenberg was found dead in 2011 with 20 stab wounds, initially ruled a homicide then changed to suicide.
• The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case after appellate courts denied the parents' standing to challenge the ruling.
• Key evidence includes inconsistencies in the crime scene and expert opinions suggesting the wounds were not self-inflicted.
• The investigation has faced criticism for procedural flaws and potential conflicts of interest among officials.
• The case could set a precedent regarding the power of medical examiners and the rights of families to contest their findings.