Inside the Federal Playbook: How Investigators Are Building the Ellen Greenberg Corruption Case

Robin Dreeke spent thirty years in the FBI, including running the Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program. He knows how federal investigators build corruption cases, how they get people to cooperate, and what behavior signals when institutions are hiding something. Today he takes us inside the methodology being applied to the Ellen Greenberg case — where the U.S. Attorney's Office has reportedly issued subpoenas to police, medical examiners, and state attorney general offices. Robin explains what simultaneous multi-agency subpoenas tell us about where investigators already are in their thinking, how the crime scene contamination and device removal one day after Ellen's death will be examined fifteen years later, and what the medical examiner's recantation under oath means for federal leverage.

He breaks down who typically flips first in institutional corruption cases, what Sam Goldberg's fifteen years of silence followed by complaints about "unfair portrayal" suggests behaviorally, and what Josh Shapiro's "appearance of conflict" language actually signals. For the Greenberg family, this may finally be the accountability they've fought for. For everyone who touched this case, the pressure is just beginning.

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