Over a century later, the name Lizzie Borden still sends a chill down the spine.
In 1892, Andrew and Abby Borden were brutally murdered with an axe in their Fall River, Massachusetts home. Their daughter, Lizzie, quickly became the prime suspect — tried in court, scrutinized by the press, and immortalized by one of the most famous crime rhymes in history.
But was Lizzie truly a cold-blooded killer…
or the victim of circumstantial evidence, public hysteria, and a flawed investigation? OR did she have some help?
In this episode, we break down the timeline, the evidence, the contradictions, and the theories that continue to divide historians and true crime fans alike. From the crime scene details to Lizzie’s behavior before and after the murders, we explore why this case remains one of the most debated mysteries in American history.
🔪 Was justice served — or was the truth never fully uncovered?
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