Story Of Manayunk Woman's Death To Be Featured On TV Show

MANAYUNK, PHILADELPHIA — Ellen Greenberg was found dead from stab wounds in her Manayunk condominium back on Jan. 26, 2011.

The 27-year-old first-grade teacher's death was ruled a suicide.

Greenberg suffered "multiple" stab wounds, which ultimately caused her death. But detectives and the Medical Examiner's Office initially could not agree on a cause of death, with the Medical Examiner's Office calling the death a homicide, and law enforcement calling it a "suspicious death."

Now, Greenberg's death is being featured on a program titled "Accident, Suicide Or Murder" on the Oxygen network. "Accident Suicide or Murder" seeks to "unravel the truth behind mysterious deaths."

The show's season two premiere will discuss Greenberg's death.

"The premiere episode discusses the case of Ellen Greenberg, who was found dead in her locked apartment with over 20 stab wounds," Oxygen said. "But with no signs of an intruder or a struggle, detectives search for evidence and dig into Ellen's mental health to determine her cause of death. Months after a finding of homicide, a medical examiner stunned family members with a rare reversal, launching her parents into their own investigation to fight for justice for Ellen."

The show will air at 6 p.m. Saturday.