325: From Green to Gold
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12/18/24 • 82 min
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This week, Stacey tells us about Ellen Greenberg, a Philadelphia teacher whose mysterious 2011 death was initially ruled a homicide but controversially reclassified as a suicide, sparking ongoing legal battles from her parents who believe she was murdered.
Source:
https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2024/12/us/ellen-greenberg-death-philadelphia-cec-cnnphotos/
This week, Stacey tells us about Ellen Greenberg, a Philadelphia teacher whose mysterious 2011 death was initially ruled a homicide but controversially reclassified as a suicide, sparking ongoing legal battles from her parents who believe she was murdered.
Source:
https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2024/12/us/ellen-greenberg-death-philadelphia-cec-cnnphotos/
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Sources:
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Sources:
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