Teacher reportedly "committed suicide" by stabbing herself 20 times,

  



Ellen Rae Greenberg died on January 26, 2011 of multiple knife wounds. In all, she was stabbed and sliced 20 times. 9 of those wounds were to the back of her head and neck. 1 was to the top of her head. 10 were to her chest and front abdomen. An autopsy was performed the following day with an initial finding of homicide by multiple stab wounds.


Sometime between January 26th and February 18th, the medical examiner who performed the autopsy was purportedly called into a meeting with Philadelphia PD personnel and a representative from the district attorney's office where he was told that there was no way anybody could have been inside her apartment with her because the door was latched with a swing bar style lock from the inside and that her fiancé, Sam Goldberg, broke down the door in front of a witness, the apartment security guard, Phillip Hanton. On February 18th, a final autopsy report was published with a finding of suicide by multiple stab wounds.


Ellen's parents hired a lawyer, Larry Krasner, to help them overturn that finding. In 2018, Mr. Krasner was elected District Attorney in Philadelphia. Citing a conflict of interest, he referred the case to the Attorney General, Josh Shapiro.


Mr. Shapiro's office stated that they agreed with the Medical Examiner's findings, and closed their investigation into Ellen Greenberg's death. When testimony under oath from a former Philadelphia medical examiner stating that at least two of the wounds Ellen suffered had occurred post mortem was delivered to the AG's office, along with a written statement from Phillip Hanton that he had not infact witnessed Sam Goldberg breaking the door down and video evidence supporting his statement, the AG's office released a public statement that said they still believed Ellen committed suicide.


Events the Day Ellen Greenberg Died:

Sam Goldberg called his cousin, Kamian Schwartzman, at 6:14PM the night Ellen died. The call lasted five minutes. At 6:26PM, he answered a call from James Schwartzman, Kamian's father and Sam's uncle. Kamian Schwartzman is a lawyer. James Schwartzman is a powerful and politically-connected judge in the Philadelphia area. They spoke on the phone less than five minutes. At approximately 6:31PM, Sam called 911. EMTs and police were dispatched at 6:33PM.


Conflict of Interest:

Josh Shapiro had a connection to the Schwartzman family through a private school he attended called Akiba Hebrew Academy. James Schwartzman's daughter, Kimby, was a student there at the same time as Shapiro. Josh Shapiro and Kimby Hankin Schwartzman Kimmel continue their friendship through their involvement in the school. The Schwartzman family, along with the Goldbergs, as well as the Hankin family, have made campaign contributions to Mr. Shapiro over the years.


Mr. J. Schwartzman initiated a cover-up through his many contacts and relationships with the Philadelphia PD. Mr. Shapiro helped to continue the cover-up in 2018 when the case was referred to his office. he did this because of his personal relationship with the Shwartzman/Hankin/Goldberg families, who are all one big family.


Source :: gavinfish

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