Ellen Greenberg's Death Ruled Suicide Again
According to documents, the medical examiner for the city of Philadelphia has again ruled the 2011 death of Ellen Greenberg a suicide.
Attorneys for the Greenberg family confirmed this ruling, which follows a settlement agreement with Philadelphia to reexamine the school teacher's death.
Simon's so-called 'independent review' of Ellen Greenberg's death is a deeply flawed attempt to justify a predetermined conclusion.
Joseph Podraza Jr., an attorney for the Greenbergs, criticized the new review by the city's chief medical examiner, Dr. Lindsay Simon.
The case had been reopened after a settlement agreement was reached with the city earlier this year.
Author's summary: Ellen Greenberg's death again ruled suicide.
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