The family of Ellen Greenberg, a 27-year-old Philadelphia teacher found dead of more than 20 stab wounds inside her locked Manayunk apartment in 2011, is continuing to fight for change.
, a 27-year-old Philadelphia teacher found dead of more than 20 stab wounds inside her locked Manayunk apartment in 2011, is continuing to fight for change.Last year, Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Glynnis D. Hill ruled a civil suit filed by the Greenberg family, Joshua and Sandra Greenberg, against the medical examiner's office and Marlon Osbourne, the pathologist who conducted their daughter's autopsy, could proceed to trial.
Greenberg was discovered by her fiancé in January 2011 inside of their locked apartment at the Venice Lofts on the 4600 block of Flat Rock Road.Her fiancé made the discovery and called 911. He has never been named a person of interest in the case. The city's Medical Examiner's Office initially ruled her death a homicide but then later changed it to suicide after information provided by police.
New evidence obtained in a 2021 deposition of a former City of Philadelphia neuropathologist in the medical examiner's office is enough for the office to change the ruling to undetermined or homicide, according to Greenberg's attorney Joe Podraza. "I think that it is definitive, telling and decides the case. It concludes the case in our favor," said Podraza on Tuesday. "The deposition testimony of Dr. Emery saying that a wound that was preserved by the medical examiner's office is a post-mortem wound, by definition it was inflicted when Ellen was dead. It makes it clear that she could not have self-inflicted all 20, or any of the 20 frankly of those wounds.
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