Philadelphia Reopens Investigation Into Ellen Greenberg's 2011 Death

The medical examiner who initially ruled the teacher's death a suicide has reversed his conclusion after reviewing new evidence.

Ellen Greenberg, a 27-year-old teacher, was found dead in her Philadelphia apartment in 2011 with 20 stab wounds and a knife in her chest.
Her death was first classified as a homicide but later controversially changed to suicide, a decision her family has fought for 14 years to overturn.
Dr. Marlon Osbourne, the pathologist who conducted the original autopsy, has stated in a sworn document that her death should not have been ruled a suicide.
The City of Philadelphia has agreed to reopen the investigation as part of a settlement with Greenberg's parents, who filed lawsuits alleging mishandling of the case.
Experts and new evidence, including findings suggesting possible strangulation and inconsistencies in the crime scene, have raised questions about the initial ruling.