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Greenberg Death Investigation Concludes
The Chester County DA closes its investigation into the death of Philadelphia teacher Ellen Greenberg, finding insufficient evidence to file charges. Her parents, however, contest the findings and plan to proceed with legal action.
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Ellen GreenbergJosh GreenbergSandee GreenbergSam GoldbergJames Schwartzman
- What are the Greenberg's plans moving forward?
- Despite the DA's announcement, the Greenbergs remain confident in their belief that Ellen Greenberg was murdered and are proceeding with a lawsuit, hoping for a full examination of evidence in court.
- What were some of the challenges or delays faced in the investigation?
- The initial investigation was hampered by conflicts of interest, leading to recusals by the Philadelphia DA and Pennsylvania Attorney General. This delay and limited access to information hindered the investigation.
- How did Ellen Greenberg's parents and their attorney respond to the DA's announcement?
- Ellen Greenberg's parents and their attorney disagree with the DA's findings, citing a limited investigation that didn't address core issues they believe prove their daughter's murder. They plan to pursue legal action.
- What is a key point of contention regarding the investigation of Ellen Greenberg's death?
- A key point of contention is the removal of items from the crime scene by a judge, James Schwartzman, before a police search. The Greenbergs and their attorney argue this compromised the investigation.
- What was the outcome of the Chester County DA's investigation into Ellen Greenberg's death?
- The Chester County District Attorney's Office concluded its investigation into the 2011 death of Ellen Greenberg, a Philadelphia teacher, and found insufficient evidence to file criminal charges. The case is inactive but remains open for re-examination with new information.