Innocent or Ax Murderer? The Sensational Story and Trial of Lizzie Borden
The shocking double murder of her father and stepmother followed by her subsequent murder trial and the media frenzy surrounding it made Lizzie Borden a celebrity. Did she get away with murder?
Background
The Lizzie Borden murders of 1892 remain shrouded in mystery, captivating the public's imagination for over a century. This article delves into the chilling events surrounding the gruesome axe killings of Andrew and Abby Borden in their Fall River, Massachusetts home with their daughter Lizzie emerging as the prime suspect.
From the high-profile trial that gripped the nation to the sensationalism of the surrounding media circus, the case exemplifies the intricate interplay between social dynamics, gender stereotypes, and wealth during the Gilded Age. Unraveling the layers of this enduring mystery, we explore the lasting legacy of one of America's most infamous criminal cases.
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