In this gripping episode of America's Strangest History, hosts John Genua and Jimmy Molloy delve into the chilling and mysterious Ellen Greenberg case, a true crime story that's baffled investigators and captivated the public for over a decade. Ellen Greenberg was a beloved first-grade teacher in Philadelphia, living what seemed like a perfect life, engaged to the man of her dreams. But in January 2011, everything changed. After a winter storm forced her to leave work early, Ellen returned to her apartment, where a tragedy unfolded. Later that evening, her fiancé returned home to find Ellen unresponsive on their kitchen floor. Despite arriving within minutes, first responders could do nothing to save her. What shocked everyone was the discovery that Ellen had been stabbed more than 20 times, with many wounds on her back, strongly suggesting she had been ambushed. However, after a brief investigation, police controversially ruled her death a suicide, sparking ongoing legal battles and raising disturbing questions about the crime scene, the autopsy, and the true nature of her death. Was it really suicide, or is there something far more sinister at play in this unsolved mystery? Join us as we uncover the conflicting forensic evidence, the haunting details, and the ongoing quest for justice in one of the most perplexing cases in American history.

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