The Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office is referring the Ellen Greenberg case back to the Philadelphia DA's Office due to accusations of a conflict of interest.
The Attorney General’s Office said in a statement it’s sending it back to the Philadelphia DA’s Office “so that it may be referred to another county pursuant to Pennsylvania law.”“The Office of Attorney General has referred this case back to the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office pursuant to Pennsylvania law. Our office performed an exhaustive review and conducted new forensic analysis, which has been shared to the extent permitted under Pennsylvania law.
As a result, we believe it is in the best interest of the public for this case to be referred to another office. Therefore, we are sending this case back to the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office so that it may be referred to another county pursuant to Pennsylvania law. We wish Ellen’s family nothing but the best and our office regrets that, despite our extensive work, our additional efforts have not brought more closure to the questions around her death.”
Greenberg, a Philadelphia school teacher, was found stabbed nearly 20 times in her Manayunk apartment in 2011. Her death had been ruled a suicide by the medical examiner for the past decade.
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