When Ellen Greenberg was found dead in her Philadelphia apartment in 2011, the scene made no sense. A locked door. Twenty stab wounds. And a ruling that would ignite more questions than answers: suicide.Over the years, experts, family members, and true crime investigators have fought to unravel the contradictions in her case. Was Ellen the victim of an unspeakable crime, or did the system fail to recognize the truth? Death in Apartment 603 dives deep into the evidence, the courtroom battles, and the relentless push for justice that turned one woman's tragic death into a global mystery. This book exposes the cracks in the justice system, the flaws in forensic science, and the power of persistence when a family refuses to be silenced. If you believe every story deserves answers, this is a book you cannot afford to miss.