In this episode, we examine two haunting cases separated by geography but united by unanswered questions.
First, we explore the mysterious death of Ellen Rae Greenberg, a 27-year-old Philadelphia teacher found dead inside her locked apartment in 2011. Though her death was ruled a suicide, the circumstances surrounding the scene—including multiple stab wounds and conflicting forensic interpretations — have fueled years of doubt, legal challenges, and public scrutiny. Why do so many believe the truth was overlooked?
Then, we turn to the unexplained disappearance of Madison Scott, a 20-year-old woman who vanished after a party near Hogsback Lake in British Columbia in 2011. Her truck was later found abandoned, but Madison was nowhere to be found. For more than a decade, her case remained a painful mystery — until the discovery of her remains in 2023 raised new questions rather than providing closure.
Together, these stories reveal how investigations can stall, conclusions can be contested, and families can be left searching for answers long after headlines fade. This episode looks beyond official rulings to ask what happens when the truth remains just out of reach — and whether justice can still be found years later.
