Death in Apartment 603: What Happened to Ellen Greenberg?

Typical Philadelphia all the signs lean to murder and these morons call it a suicide smfh how can anyone stab themselves 20 times? It really shows how bad the Philadelphia judicial system really is!!!! Watch the documentary all the way through and come up with your own opinion but it seems pretty self explanatory that there was some kind of cover up going on here.

As in some comments I've already read here, the key to unlocking this crime lies in the 911 call, where the fiancé, even before any concrete facts or investigation, stated that Ellen had committed suicide! Instead of considering the possibility of an attacker, he promptly tried to divert attention and suspicion away from himself. This reminds me of a case that became famous in Brazil in 2019, involving a federal congresswoman named Flordelis: right after her husband's murder, she cried on TV, claiming it had been a robbery. A few months later, the police uncovered the whole truth, and the now former congresswoman is serving a sentence for murder. Let's hope this case is resolved - in memory and justice for Ellen, and for the comfort of her parents and friends.

This documentary was both gripping and infuriating. From the very beginning, I couldn't shake the feeling that something was terribly off about Ellen Greenberg's case. When Sam made that 911 call and immediately said she'd committed suicide with the knife, it raised huge red flags for me - it felt unnatural, like he was trying to control the narrative before anyone even arrived.

The more the series went on, the more inconsistencies appeared. Whether or not the truth ever comes out, this case screams for a deeper, more transparent investigation. It's heartbreaking and deeply unsettling.

It's disgusting this person has gotten away with murder for so long...

20 knife wounds, bruises over the body, no suicide note, a seemingly happy person...

Cops: Looks like a classic case of suicide ?

Listen to this:

Sam Goldberg, the former fiancé, has an uncle who is arguably the most powerful Judge in Pennsylvania.

Google Judge James Schwartzman. He was granted access to the crime scene and removed items prior to any investigation.

A laptop being one of the items.

Ellen Greenberg was murdered, and it was covered up. No doubt about it.

Unbelievable story! Perhaps my favorite true crime docu-series. They did a great job highlighting Ellen as a person while also interweaving the crazy details of this story. It is very nice that Ellen's parents and family participated too, it made everything seem far more "real." Hoping for future episodes with updates on what happens!