The Fight for Justice for Ellen Greenberg
I couldn't locate the entire episode, but this gives several 2-3 minute segments that give a pretty good glimpse into an FBI profiler opinion, Dr. Oz's medical opinion, and parental interview/input.
The one thing Dr. Oz does point out is that she was prescribed anti-depressants (they were named in segment, can't recall) but they weren't found in her system, so he brings up the possibility of self violence because of cold turkey withdraw from these drugs.
Parents discuss the fact that psychiatrist she was seeing said she was not suicidal and improving. She sought dr. for anxiety, and there was apparently no depression noted according to parents (which has me confused about the scripts written for anti-depressants, although I do understand some drugs are prescribed "in combination" for best result and low doses of anti-depression drugs also help with other issues as well).
There was a quick look at inside lock on apartment door. It's that swing arm that's found in hotel rooms. Can't someone kick that over before closing a door all the way?
FBI guy said she had bruises all over in various stages of healing. He noted the ones on her wrists and offered that she may have had no defensive wounds due to being restrained during the attack.
One wound on her head was apparently not made by the knife at the scene, yet another weapon was not recovered.
There's more than this; this is only what I recall after watching it quickly once.
A lot of stuff to ponder. Of course we don't have a lot of information because everything is closed and sealed because this is considered a suicide. Super weird.
ETA: The FBI guy surmised someone was inside the apartment lying in wait. Which is an interesting theory. But MSM says police treated this as a suicide almost from minute one, so there will never be a contained scene with evidence to help substantiate this possibility.
