Hi, crime junkies. I wanted to bring you some updates on an old case.

Lots of you are hitting us up, telling us that you're watching the new documentary that just came out on Ellen Greenberg and asking for our thoughts.

We covered it in-depth with tons of original reporting back in 2021.

And 200 episodes later, we're bringing it back, but with a twist.

At the end of the episode, you're going to hear from Audio Chuck's own Nina Schutzman, who reported on this case.

She's going to get you up to speed on everything that has happened between us airing that episode and this new doc.

Because just because we hit publish on an episode does not mean we stop following a case.

This is the perfect catch-up before you dive

into the documentary, and I want to hear from you after. The facts of the case in the doc are pretty

much the same as we reported on back then, but there's some interesting insights into Ellen's

life in the weeks and hours leading up to her death. And you get to hear from some key witnesses

who were in the apartment complex that day. Does it change your opinion at all? Comment if you're in the fan club so we can

talk about it. Hit us up on social. I want to know your opinion. So let's get into it. This is the

mysterious death of Ellen Greenberg. It's late in the afternoon on Wednesday, January 26, 2011, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Sam Goldberg is getting back to his apartment after a trip to the gym.

After a month of snowstorms, the city is in the midst of yet another blizzard,

and people aren't leaving their homes unless they absolutely have to.

But Sam didn't need to go outside to get some exercise

because there's a fitness center on site in the Venice Law Office, this luxury condo building

where he lives with his fiance, 27-year-old Ellen Ray Greenberg. So when he's done working out,

he goes back to his apartment and goes to open the front door like normal. But according to Sam,

there's like this swing bar lock, like a door latch, secured from the inside so he can't get

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