Did Ellen Greenberg’s fiancé kill her?
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Anonymous
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Stabbing oneself to death seems improbable. I mean slitting ones wrists and then slowly falling asleep/bleeding out in a warm bathtub, after swallowing a bunch of sleeping pills. Hanging oneself in the closet, or putting ones mouth over the tailpipe, or jumping off of a high structure... Yes... but killing oneself in the most brutal and painful way imaginable?
Self inflicted, crazed passion stabs to self, not so much. This has psychopathic male got really angry and lost it crime of passion written all over it. |
Anonymous
| He literally said on the 911 call "I think she fell on a knife". Ridiculous. |
Anonymous
| NO, I was on Klonopin and Ambien for years. After some time, your body gets accustomed to it and just makes you feel normal. I have NO doubt that there has been a HUGE coverup. She was doing all of the right things to get well including planning to ditch the fiancée. I have NO doubt that he killed her. Especially, since it looks like the security guard was NOT present when Sam said he was. I wounder where the Security Guard is now and what he has to say? |
Anonymous
| HE DID IT. |
Anonymous
| Definitely. The story is ridiculous. |
Anonymous
You again? You keep reviving this zombie thread every so often. We don't care. |
Anonymous
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There's a new news story about it. Hard to read it and think anything except the police investigation was a mess and the fiance did it:
https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2024/12/us/ellen-greenberg-death-philadelphia-cec-cnnphotos/ |
Anonymous
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Whomever does not realize very quickly reading the story that the boyfriend did it is either 1. has an IQ of below 90 2. Is his friend or family or 3. Didn't read the story too well.
I mean - WTF? Of course he did it. |
Anonymous
We all know he did it. We just don’t understand why you keep reviving this old thread. |
Anonymous
Especially since she was stabbed in the back of the skull. Definitely not self-inflicted. |
Anonymous
NP. This case is back in the news and there was a write up on it on CNN. This is an interesting case. Two separate medical examiners said it was self inflicted. It makes no sense to me. I can’t understand how you can inflict that kind of damage to yourself, especially to your back. |
Anonymous
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I have sadly noticed a big rise in reporting of femicides by male partners in recent years. I wondered whether this was due to increased reporting or increased violence against female partners and sadly it appears to be the latter. And not just the US but around the world.
Femicides in the US: the silent epidemic few dare to name The death of Gabby Petito draws attention to a form of widespread gendered violence in the US that has long been hiding in plain sight Rose Hackman Sun 26 Sep 2021 https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/sep/26/femicide-us-silent-epidemic Increase in Number of Women and Girls Killed by Family Mem—UN Report Published Nov 26, 2024 at 10:09 AM EST Updated Nov 27, 2024 at 7:01 AM EST https://www.newsweek.com/increase-number-women-girls-killed-family-member-un-report-1991785 The number of women and girls killed by a loved one has increased, a new United Nations (UN) report shows. Last year, 51,100 women or girls were killed by family members or intimate partners, up from 48,800 in 2022, according to the report from UN Women, the UN body dedicated to gender equality, which was released on Monday, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. The 2023 figure equates to 140 women or girls dying each day at the hands of a partner or close relative, which means one woman or girl was killed every 10 minutes. The Silent Epidemic of Femicide in the United States March 10, 2023 Sanctuary for Families https://sanctuaryforfamilies.org/femicide-epidemic/ Femicide is prevalent in the U.S. In the United States, femicide — the gender-based killing of women — is often thought of as an issue affecting low-income countries. This could not be further from the truth; a study on female homicide victimization among 25 populous high-income countries found that 70% of all cases occurred in the U.S. To put that into perspective, on a global scale, the U.S. ranks 34th for intentional female homicides at a rate of 2.6 killings per 100,000 women. |
Anonymous
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Wow. Is this the end of Shapiro’s political career? |
Anonymous
Why did he change the cause of death from homicide to suicide 2+ months after the death? Was he being pressured? Insane that the fiancé had the apartment cleaned and sanitized within 24 hours! Who did all that work? |