Good lawyer

and that many times?? come ON

@@grey6703 exactly!! Lots of people were definitely paid off

How could she pull the knife out of her head and put it in her stomach……????

​@andresboehmwald9171 there was pleanty of evidence, his family just had connections with law enforcement and the legal system and could use that to get him off

Exactly how did she pull it out of the back of her head or wherever it hit her spine and put it in her chest to be found?

sounds like he paid everyone off

FR

I’ve been a mental health professional who has spent 27 years in Philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. I do my very best to not speak hyperbolically or exaggerate anything that has a criminal/mental health aspect to it. Having said that.. Your outrage is absolutely 100% spot on. But the reason I started out this reply as I did is because there is sooooo much more damning evidence most haven’t seen bc of their desperation to bury it. Evidence not just of this clearly being a homicide, but (more importantly) also of this being the most shockingly egregious cover-up of the death of a private citizen I’ve ever seen. That also extends to local media(NBC affiliate/Philadelphia Inquirer/Philadelphia Daily News). Sam Goldberg and the entire Goldberg family are part of the Main-Line and Philadelphia elite. Thats the *actual* reason the entirety of PA/Philly law-enforcement and media has dug in and doubled down on this story. They are *all* complicit. The evidence proving that is irrefutable and damning. So all they have left is to try to keep it from the public. So going back to how I started my reply, let that all sink in.

The corruption is strong with this one

Absolutely. His parents were rich

they aren’t ignorant, just paid off, absolutely paid off. when a case is so blatantly mishandled, with suspicious details, it is almost always that they have been paid off, they know better than this, but are either too greedy or too afraid of what these rich people can do to them to say anything

​Late to the party. But, that guys parents r rich eh? What's the latest here?​@@angelabarreras7480

right?! and 20 times??? like how could one possibly do that. so ridiculous

There’s so many videos too demonstrating how it’s LITERALLY IMPOSSIBLE to stab yourself that way! I feel so incredibly terrible for her family, Ellen needs justice

And medical examiner is refusing to change it from suicide?!?! Like HOWWWW

bruh these rich people be criminals fr 🤯

@@ganymedelmao Ik too many poor ppl that are career criminals than rich 😂😂😂

@@ganymedeHow do you think rich people make their money? By committing crimes.

@@itsjustmyopinionbut1671That’s because the rich can get away with it. They have money, power, and connections. Poor people do not.

@@antisocialal4799 No lol Crime and poverty are closely linked, both statistically and logically. Numerous studies and data analyses show a strong correlation between high crime rates and impoverished areas. For example, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics have consistently reported higher crime rates in low-income neighborhoods. This fact can’t be negated by simply implying money gives one legal and social immunity. We know this isn’t typical unless you’re watching a movie lol Logically, this connection makes sense for several reasons: 1. Economic Stress: Individuals in poverty face significant financial stress, which can lead to desperation and an increased likelihood of engaging in illegal activities to meet basic needs. If you’re down bad or more desperate, you’re more likely to make drastic, potentially criminal, decisions. If you’re wealthy, you’ve much more resources to cope in much more assets to protect. 2. Lack of Opportunities: Impoverished areas often have fewer educational and employment opportunities. Without access to quality education or stable jobs, people may turn to crime as an alternative means of income. 3. Social Environment: High-poverty areas may have weakened social structures and less community cohesion, which can reduce informal social controls that deter criminal behavior. 4. Limited Resources for Law Enforcement: Poorer neighborhoods might have fewer resources for effective law enforcement and community policing, making it easier for crime to proliferate. Addressing the root causes of crime involves tackling poverty through comprehensive social and economic policies. This includes investing in education, creating job opportunities, providing social services, and improving community infrastructure. By addressing these underlying issues, we can reduce both poverty and crime, leading to safer and more prosperous communities.”

That is an understatement! The case is now being looked at beyond true crime circles and the Philly market because of elections in the USA.

Same here. I have multiple mental disorders that are complex and intense. One of them is BPD. If I was murdered or raped, etc. my case would be thrown out because I’m “making it up” or I committed “suicide.” Insane.

I've thought about this sorta thing with myself too

That may be why he called his cousin. His uncle was the longtime vice chairman of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA).

Oh ya. Never thought of that 😭

That and she’s an ethnic woman.

Facts! Especially when she mentioned the person who did the autopsy didn’t want anything to do with it after the fact and refused to show what she was paid.

It's definitely connections to people in high places and/or money

And conflicts of interest galore. Larry Krasner recused because he looked at this case on behalf of the victim’s family. Josh Shapiro (now the governor and possibly a running mate for Harris in the 2024 election) should have recused himself once he saw the victim’s name but didn’t.

I’m pretty sure she did I thought I was losing it too😭

She did right? I thought the same

I literally thought I was going mad. I thought she did this back when she first started

Thank you !! I thought I was the only one 😭😭

i also tought i was losing it cus i somehow knew everything she was about to say,, thank u 😭

fr i thought it was just me

There’s another thread up there, saying the same thing…you are not alone lol I thought she covered it already too 😭

Omg I thought I was going crazy😭 I swore she had already spoken about this case before

i thought the same thing, but im pretty sure it was either kendall rae or danielle kirsty that already covered it lol

A lot of these crimes are eerily similar. Men are scary beings. I don’t give a fuck if it’s misandrist, history and stats don’t lie.

I agree, her voice is great. Surprised to hear that she considers herself shy.

The "tribe" always protects its own.

" alive" .. 🙈

The irony

@@emilykenevan222 WAIT NO 😭

@@Sigma48123 😊😊😊

And it’s Jun-i-ata, not Juanita!!!