Ellen Greenberg Suicide Ruling ‘Implausible,’ Impartial Dying Investigator Says

Ellen Greenberg‘s 2011 loss of life from a number of stab wounds at the back of her head and neck was dominated a suicide as soon as once more … however a forensic pathologist tells TMZ that is “biomechanically implausible.”

Veteran loss of life investigator Joseph Scott Morgan joined us on “TMZ Live” Tuesday, saying he was shocked when he heard the ruling … “You could’ve knocked me over with a feather, as they say.”

He continued, “We thought that science would prevail. None of us really saw this coming.”

Now — following strain from Greenberg’s household to revisit the case — Philadelphia’s Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Lindsay Simon has doubled down … fully baffling Morgan.

“It’s biomechanically implausible,” he tells us earlier than including, “There’s no indication she was in some mental state where she would react in this frenzied manner.”

Morgan — who’s labored for legislation enforcement in New Orleans and Atlanta — additionally says sooner or later a neuropathologist noticed the samples of Greenberg’s mind stem, concluding that in that space — the place the knife had handed by way of — there was no hemorrhage.

He says, “That leads us, scientifically, to conclude that this is potentially a post-mortem injury.”

In response to Morgan, officers may stand to be extra clear relating to the case … “There’s never been a presser where these people have been asked questions specifically about this. Explain your rationale for this, because we want to understand.”

TMZ reached out to the Medical Examiner for an evidence on how they assume Ellen may’ve carried out it herself … up to now, no phrase again.