https://apnews.com/article/pennsylvania-supreme-court-death-ruling-homicide-suicide-7a49ccbc621fe6920bbffb4805f81caa
Breaking news: cops don't want to solve literally the easiest murder case ever brought to a court.
Gee wonder why the police would object, surely they're not covering for the person who did murder her, right?
wdym, she stabbed herself to death
20 times, 10 of them in the back of the neck
In the bathroom, where the door was apparently locked from the inside and broken down from the outside
When her boyfriend was the only other person around
It was the whole apartment that was locked, but same idea. She'd put a security bar on the door, which is a normal thing to do when your boyfriend goes downstairs for a bit.
She also had bruises all over her body, from days before the definitely not murder ha ha ha ha.
I was just taking the bathroom being locked from the article summary
She'd put a security bar on the door
Makes it even worse, jesus
You could try to argue suicide, but if you're going to plan it, I don't think it would involve non fatally stabbing yourself this much, and if it was impulsive...why do you have a door bar?
Surprised that her boyfriend wasn't a cop and part of the 40%.
He was a part of the 1%. Different class enemy, same story.
FYI: Josh Shapiro, Kamala’s other VP pick, was the DA in charge of the case.
Yes, but the family kept pressing him and he never bothered reviewing it and offloaded it when sketchier findings surfaced.
In reversing its homicide ruling, the Medical Examiner’s Office relied heavily on what it said were the findings of an outside neuropathologist, Lucy Rorke-Adams, who allegedly determined Greenberg’s spinal cord wasn’t damaged by the wounds to the back of her neck, which would have allowed her to inflict the subsequent wounds on herself, including the final plunge to her chest.
But nobody has ever been able to produce that neuropathology report, or an invoice for it, and Rorke-Adams previously told The Inquirer that she had no recollection of the case.
https://archive.ph/AYJ2r
Ahh now it makes sense. Someone stabbed her in the back but didn't do significant damage, then she independently decided to stab herself in the chest.
Something tells me that I’d fail suicide again even if I stabbed myself twenty fucking times.
are there legit suicides where people stab themselves in ways resembling homicide?
Yes for example few years ago Isntreali veteran snapped and stabbed himself multiple times. Well, unless he was correct.
