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Beautiful, accomplished and beloved, Ellen Greenberg was a vivacious and affectionate teacher of young children. She moved from Harrisburg to Philadelphia to make her mark as an educator and found love with Sam Goldberg, a scion of a prominent Main Line family. On January 25, 2011 they had just sent out save the date announcements for their upcoming nuptials, when the next day the unimaginable happened. Ellen’s lifeless body was found on the kitchen floor of the luxury apartment they had shared, with more than 20 deep stab wounds ravaging her back, neck and head. This happened on a day when a major snowstorm blanketed the region, making the roads impassable. Who would do such a heinous act? How could someone get into the security monitored building, let alone into a locked apartment? The Philadelphia Police Department was quick to label it a suicide, but in truth it’s physically impossible to stab yourself in the back omore than 20 times, a fact that led to more questions when the coroner ruled that several of the wounds were determined to have been inflicted post mortem. So who did it? That’s what Ellen’s parents want to know. They have spent a fortune over the last 14 years trying to find the truth of what really happened to their beloved only child. They have fought an uphill battle from day one, trying to break down barriers put up in an organized front by an unccoperative police department, city coroners, district attorneys, courts, even the Pennsylvania governor’s office. Emminent pundit and criminologist Nancy Grace lays out all the painful details in this riveting book. Hopefully, one day the truth will bring comfort to the Greenberg family.
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