Robin Dreeke spent thirty years in the FBI building cases against dangerous people and corrupt institutions. Today he delivers expert analysis across three major cases — including the federal investigation into Ellen Greenberg's death. Subpoenas have reportedly gone to police, medical examiners, and the state attorney general's office. Robin explains the methodology: how federal corruption cases get built, what makes people flip, and what the complete institutional silence signals about where this is headed. He also breaks down the Michael McKee case — the unsealed affidavit revealing eight years of alleged threats against his ex-wife Monique Tepe, the language of ownership, and what the reconnaissance trip to her home signals about premeditation. And the Brendan Banfield case, where the defendant called the accusation "absolutely crazy" — and then his own IRS supervisor contradicted his alibi. Three cases. Three stages. One expert who understands how investigations unfold — and how cover-ups unravel.

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Josh and Sandee Greenberg have spent fifteen years fighting for their daughter. Every door closed. Every agency in Pennsylvania told them the same thing: Ellen killed herself. Twenty stab wounds, ten to the back of her neck, a knife four inches into her chest—and they called it suicide.

Now, for the first time, someone outside Pennsylvania is asking questions.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has reportedly issued subpoenas to the Philadelphia Police Department, the Medical Examiner's Office, and other agencies connected to Ellen's case. Sources say the investigation isn't focused on how Ellen died. It's focused on whether the people who handled her case committed crimes. Criminal corruption. Obstruction of justice. Evidence tampering. Deprivation of rights.

The list of irregularities is staggering. The crime scene cleaned before detectives could process it. James Schwartzman—Samuel Goldberg's uncle, Chairman of the Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board—removing laptops and phones before police had a warrant. Computer searches cited as evidence that the original report said weren't found. Josh Shapiro's Attorney General office holding the case for four years, then discovering an "appearance of conflict" with the Goldberg and Schwartzman families.

The Greenberg family's attorney called the prospect of federal involvement "a dream come true." For fifteen years, they've been told their daughter's death was suicide by people who had every reason to make that story stick. Now federal prosecutors are asking why.

If they find what so many people suspect, this won't just be about Ellen. It'll be about a system that failed her—and whether that failure was a crime.

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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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Josh and Sandee Greenberg have done something remarkable. After 15 years of fighting — fighting the city, fighting the medical examiner's office, fighting a system that ruled their daughter's 20-stab-wound death a suicide — they're not demanding answers from Sam Goldberg. They're asking for his help.

"We would like to invite Sam and his family members to come forward and explain to us things that have not been answered," Sandee said. "I would think he would want to know exactly what happened to his beloved fiancée."

That invitation carries fifteen years of grief, frustration, and unanswered questions. And it comes at a moment when the ground is shifting beneath this entire case.

Federal prosecutors have issued subpoenas. The U.S. Attorney's Office is investigating whether corruption infected the original investigation. The Hulu documentary brought Ellen's story to millions. The medical examiner who first ruled this a homicide has signed a sworn statement saying he no longer believes it was suicide.

And through all of it, Sam Goldberg and his family have said nothing. Not one interview. Not one explanation. Just silence and, eventually, a statement accusing others of attacking his reputation.

The Greenbergs aren't accusing Sam of anything. They're offering him a chance to help — to provide context, to share what he knows, to be part of finding the truth about what happened to Ellen.

The invitation is open. But with federal investigators now involved, voluntary cooperation won't be optional much longer.

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This is the moment the Greenberg family has been waiting for. After 15 years of fighting every level of Pennsylvania's justice system, federal prosecutors have reportedly entered the Ellen Greenberg case — and they're investigating the investigators.

According to sources cited by the Philadelphia Inquirer, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has issued subpoenas to the Philadelphia Police Department, the Medical Examiner's Office, the Law Department, and the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office. The focus isn't on how Ellen died. It's on whether the agencies that handled her case committed criminal corruption.

Ellen was found dead on January 26, 2011, with 23 stab wounds — 10 to the back of her neck — and a knife lodged in her chest. The original medical examiner ruled it homicide. That ruling was switched to suicide within weeks. Her parents, Josh and Sandee Greenberg, have spent every year since fighting for the truth.

The crime scene was cleaned within 24 hours. Evidence was removed before processing. Courts called the investigation "deeply flawed." The original pathologist recanted in January 2025. A new review found wounds never documented — and still said suicide.

Now the feds are pulling records from the office Governor Josh Shapiro ran when his team closed this investigation in 2019, citing laptop searches on devices with a broken chain of custody.

Family attorney Joseph Podraza called this "a dream come true." Justice for Ellen may finally be within reach.

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