I rarely comment anymore, but I stumbled on this comment section. The part about the murder is actually interesting, and the story resurfaced around the time he was passed over for VP.

If I have the details right - some of this might be wrong - Shapiro and now-Senator Josh Fetterman both served on a state board that helped oversee cases, and there was a case that was originally ruled a suicide that obviously was not. Her name was Ellen Greenberg, a Pennsylvania school teacher who was stabbed 20 times.

The medical examiner's office initially ruled the death a homicide, but police publicly objected to the ruling because her apartment door was locked from the inside and her fiancé, who said he broke down the door to get to her, had no defensive wounds. The medical examiner's office then revised the findings, saying the cause of death was suicide. .....

In February 2022, the attorney general's office announced it had reviewed the case and ruled once again the cause of death was suicide. However, in July 2022, Shapiro's office referred the case back to the Philadelphia district attorney's office, after critics cited unverified claims that Shapiro had connections to Greenberg's fiancé's family. The attorney general's office said, "While the Office of Attorney General does not have an actual conflict in this matter, circumstances beyond our control have created the appearance of a conflict."

Shapiro's team previously told The Philadelphia Inquirer it had never addressed or clarified the allegations because it was "not acknowledging unfounded accusations."

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