In a significant turn of events regarding the controversial death of Ellen Greenberg, the medical examiner has reversed the original ruling of suicide after acknowledging errors in the investigation. Greenberg, a teacher who was found with 20 stab wounds, had her death classified as a suicide for over a decade. However, following a settlement agreement between her family and Philadelphia officials, the case is set to be reopened for further examination. The family has been granted the opportunity to pursue emotional distress claims against city officials. This dramatic shift has reignited discussions on the circumstances surrounding her death, with experts and legal authorities now questioning whether it was indeed a suicide or potentially a homicide.