The cause of the death of Philadelphia School teachers Alan Greenburg, who was brutally knocked out in 2011, will be re -researched after a pathologist who has previously been researched on his death last week He ruled the suicide course.
Greenberg was 27 years old when she was found dead on January 26, 2011 with a kitchen knife in her chest. He was discovered inside the Philadelphia apartment, which he shared with his fiancee Samuel Goldberg.
Goldberg returned home from the gym that evening to discover that it was closed from the apartment because the swing bar Lock was busy inside. He was forced to open the door, where he found Allen and called on 911, according to him Investigation report of Philadelphia Medical Examiner.
According to the post -mortem report, he had 20 knife wounds, including his neck and head.
Police said they did not see any evidence of forced admission, defense wounds and struggles in the apartment, saying it appeared that the Greenburg died of suicide.
The ME office initially ordered a massacre of his death, and later his death was re -closed as suicide in March 2011 – the decision by his family Didn’t agree.
Allen’s parents, Joshua and Sandra Greenberg filed two civil case against the city. On Monday, he reached a settlement before the jury’s election, which would re -strengthen the Greenburg’s death style.
A few days before the settlement, Marilyn Osbourne, who posted a post -mortem of Greenburg, said in a statement filed on Friday, January 31, saying that he now believes “Alan’s death style other than suicide. Should be named as the thing, ” NBC Philadelphia Notified.
According to the station, he explained that he changed his decision in his police case file after reviewing additional information and consulting Dr. Lucy Ror’s Adams, who is a pediatric neuropathologist.
Lawyers representing Greenbergs told NBC Philadelphia that they were told that a new review would be done fast.
“Hopefully this will be a new investigation. All the information we have received in the past years will be presented. And I do not see any reason that they will not be able to come to the same conclusion that Dr. Osborn gave, “the Greenburg Family Attorney, which Pudreza said.
Sandra Greenburg said after reaching NBC Philadelphia, “I hope today we took Allen proud of us and we were certainly very proud of her as her parents.” “It’s memorable, for 14 years we have been dealing with this suicide label.”
The Law Department of City Philadelphia confirmed that an independent review of the post -mortem file and “Express for any claim that could be brought as a result of this process.”
