The source provides an extensive overview of the Lizzie Borden House, focusing on the infamous 1892 double homicide, the subsequent trial and acquittal of Lizzie Borden, and the property's modern function as a Bed & Breakfast Museum and haunted attraction. It details the gruesome history of Andrew and Abby Borden's murders, including the family's financial tensions and the lack of a definitive murder weapon or killer. Furthermore, the episode explores why the location is considered one of America's most haunted residences, citing frequent reports of paranormal activity, such as sightings of the Borden spirits, encounters with child ghosts, and evidence captured by paranormal investigators during ghost hunts and overnight stays. The article concludes that the unresolved mystery of the murders is what continues to fuel the house's lasting appeal to tourists, historians, and ghost enthusiasts.