Amy Robach

So in 2024, Pennsylvania, a court in Pennsylvania acknowledged serious flaws in the investigation into her death.

It dismissed a lawsuit that the parents brought to try and change her death certificate.

They wanted to change the death certificate from suicide to homicide, so they sued Pennsylvania.

The court refused to change the death certificate, but in their ruling acknowledged that the investigation, so they said the court wrote that it was acutely aware of the deeply flawed investigation conducted by city police, prosecutors, and the City of Philadelphia Medical Examiner's Office.

That's a serious charge that a court in Pennsylvania put into a court filing about this investigation.

That's significant.

I don't either.

Yes.

So there was some information, and we can get into it, that she may have been suffering from anxiety at the time of her death, and that anxiety came from her work as a teacher.

Look.

We don't know what she was going through.

And a lot of times people don't share with close family and friends, their actual problems or how they're truly suffering.

But it is a strange way.

I think it's fair to say everybody can agree that it is a very bizarre way to die by suicide.

You can't question that after the fact, but it just seems like, especially for me, the, the stabs on the back of your neck, it's almost like suicide made to look like homicide.

It, it,

I can't get my head around choosing that method.

Sitting with her legs splayed out, slumped over with a knife in her chest up against kitchen cabinets.

It is tough.

All right.