Nancy Grace

First of all, thank you for inviting me. I really appreciate it. And on behalf of her mother and father, Josh and Sandy, the only way to get justice in this case is to bring the feds in on the case, and I'll explain why. But just let it sink in. Despite 20 knife wounds, 20 knife wounds, 11 bruises, And catch this, the textbook signs of strangulation. I'm not saying, Megan, that she died.

First of all, thank you for inviting me. I really appreciate it. And on behalf of her mother and father, Josh and Sandy, the only way to get justice in this case is to bring the feds in on the case, and I'll explain why. But just let it sink in. Despite 20 knife wounds, 20 knife wounds, 11 bruises, And catch this, the textbook signs of strangulation. I'm not saying, Megan, that she died.

First of all, thank you for inviting me. I really appreciate it. And on behalf of her mother and father, Josh and Sandy, the only way to get justice in this case is to bring the feds in on the case, and I'll explain why. But just let it sink in. Despite 20 knife wounds, 20 knife wounds, 11 bruises, And catch this, the textbook signs of strangulation. I'm not saying, Megan, that she died.

The COD is not cause of death. It's not strangulation. But she was strangled. There are bruise marks that are unrelated to the stab wounds on her neck and strap muscles like this. See what I mean? Here and here. I can see them with the naked eye and the autopsy photos. Listen to this. When the then medical examiner, Dr. Marlon Osborn, first got Ellen's body, he ruled it a homicide.

The COD is not cause of death. It's not strangulation. But she was strangled. There are bruise marks that are unrelated to the stab wounds on her neck and strap muscles like this. See what I mean? Here and here. I can see them with the naked eye and the autopsy photos. Listen to this. When the then medical examiner, Dr. Marlon Osborn, first got Ellen's body, he ruled it a homicide.

The COD is not cause of death. It's not strangulation. But she was strangled. There are bruise marks that are unrelated to the stab wounds on her neck and strap muscles like this. See what I mean? Here and here. I can see them with the naked eye and the autopsy photos. Listen to this. When the then medical examiner, Dr. Marlon Osborn, first got Ellen's body, he ruled it a homicide.

Of course, she stabbed 20 times, including 10 stab wounds to the back, even slicing her dura, the protective sheath around the spine. Yet she kept stabbing herself 20 times. So naturally, he said, this is a homicide. Wait for it. Then, because police had already said, oh, yeah, lot from the inside, this is definitely a suicide. They go meet with the medical examiner.

Of course, she stabbed 20 times, including 10 stab wounds to the back, even slicing her dura, the protective sheath around the spine. Yet she kept stabbing herself 20 times. So naturally, he said, this is a homicide. Wait for it. Then, because police had already said, oh, yeah, lot from the inside, this is definitely a suicide. They go meet with the medical examiner.

Of course, she stabbed 20 times, including 10 stab wounds to the back, even slicing her dura, the protective sheath around the spine. Yet she kept stabbing herself 20 times. So naturally, he said, this is a homicide. Wait for it. Then, because police had already said, oh, yeah, lot from the inside, this is definitely a suicide. They go meet with the medical examiner.

And this stinks to high heaven. The medical examiner, Marlon Osborn, a rep from the district attorney's office, a female prosecutor who has now gotten immunity about this, and members of the police department, Philly PD, they all meet behind closed doors. When the M.E. comes out, he goes, correction, it's a suicide. Okay, what happened in 72 hours? It was a homicide. They have the meeting.

And this stinks to high heaven. The medical examiner, Marlon Osborn, a rep from the district attorney's office, a female prosecutor who has now gotten immunity about this, and members of the police department, Philly PD, they all meet behind closed doors. When the M.E. comes out, he goes, correction, it's a suicide. Okay, what happened in 72 hours? It was a homicide. They have the meeting.

And this stinks to high heaven. The medical examiner, Marlon Osborn, a rep from the district attorney's office, a female prosecutor who has now gotten immunity about this, and members of the police department, Philly PD, they all meet behind closed doors. When the M.E. comes out, he goes, correction, it's a suicide. Okay, what happened in 72 hours? It was a homicide. They have the meeting.

They never divulge what happened. He comes out and goes, change my mind, oopsie, and rules it a suicide.

They never divulge what happened. He comes out and goes, change my mind, oopsie, and rules it a suicide.

They never divulge what happened. He comes out and goes, change my mind, oopsie, and rules it a suicide.

now the parents of ellen greenberg have spent their life savings this is just before the wedding they've already booked the venue gorgeous the band the food the works it's all done she met mr wright okay she was happy why suicide they spent all their life savings they just sold their house megan to try to get her name cleared that she did not commit suicide.

now the parents of ellen greenberg have spent their life savings this is just before the wedding they've already booked the venue gorgeous the band the food the works it's all done she met mr wright okay she was happy why suicide they spent all their life savings they just sold their house megan to try to get her name cleared that she did not commit suicide.

now the parents of ellen greenberg have spent their life savings this is just before the wedding they've already booked the venue gorgeous the band the food the works it's all done she met mr wright okay she was happy why suicide they spent all their life savings they just sold their house megan to try to get her name cleared that she did not commit suicide.

So they sue the city, the cops, they throw the book, they sue them civilly. They're picking the jury and the ME is gonna have to take the stand and divulge what happened in that closed door meeting, why he changed his ruling. Last minute, 11th hour, they settled the case. Rather than tell the truth, He settles the case. Where does that leave the case? Pending.

So they sue the city, the cops, they throw the book, they sue them civilly. They're picking the jury and the ME is gonna have to take the stand and divulge what happened in that closed door meeting, why he changed his ruling. Last minute, 11th hour, they settled the case. Rather than tell the truth, He settles the case. Where does that leave the case? Pending.