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August 10, 2020 - Lizzie Borden has been testified against by generations of children in a nursery rhyme, and continually convicted in the court of public opinion. But did she swing the axe that whacked her parents, or didn’t she? We dig into the 1893 murder trial with first-time author Cara Robertson. She brings us The Trial of Lizzie Borden: A True Story.
Based on transcripts of the proceedings, newspaper accounts, unpublished recollections of citizens in Fall River, Massachusetts - and recently unearthed letters from Lizzie - the book brings us inside a case that shook the deeply held convictions, assumptions and social anxieties of the 19th Century’s twilight.
Cara Robertson began researching the Borden case as an undergraduate at Harvard and continued while earning an Oxford PhD and JD from Stanford Law School. She clerked at the Supreme Court of the United States for two justices and served as a legal adviser to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia at The Hague.
Learn more about the book and cast your verdict - guilty or not guilty - at TrialofLizzieBorden.com.
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@CarlottaART
@CarlottaART 2 месяца назад
Great episode! Thank you both!!
@jaimejohnson1772
@jaimejohnson1772 Год назад
I’m from Fall River never heard of it till I left mass as a kid
@sharlagrant5929
@sharlagrant5929 2 месяца назад
No one else could have done this
@cdelane3335
@cdelane3335 Месяц назад
I think Lizzie did it because when her daddy came in from work to take a nap. Lizzie came down from being upstairs. He asked her where Abby was, Lizzie said she went out to see a sick friend. Why lie? The housekeeper had been out scrubbing windows. So Lizzie was alone inside for a while. I also think she picked that day because her uncle had been there the night before and they would've been more suspicious of a man than a woman at that time.
@saphireblue3563
@saphireblue3563 2 года назад
I could understand why there was no noise from upstairs when Abbey was attacked, if it had been suddenly from the back. But the first blow was from the front. So why did she not cry out or make a noise? Even if Lizzie had done it, shouldn't the maid have heard something? An outcry? A thud?
@dwissba68
@dwissba68 2 года назад
The maid was outside when Abby was killed so she would have not heard anything.
@Tam5115
@Tam5115 Год назад
If Abby was making the bed, there is a chance she may have been crouched down or even kneeling. I've also heard that Abby's body had been moved before the photograph was taken. Her original position showed Abby was trying to get under the bed. Maybe there was no big fall at all?
@saphireblue3563
@saphireblue3563 Год назад
@@Tam5115 If she was crouched down or kneeling, the first blow would not have been from the front. Apparently the killer got her from the front, but there was no place to run to so she tried to get under the bed, but there was no room.
@Tam5115
@Tam5115 Год назад
@@saphireblue3563 She could have been backed into that area. Since it seemed to show that she tried to get under the bed, that first strike didn't cause her death, and she didn't fall but went down intentionally.
@CarlottaART
@CarlottaART 2 месяца назад
@@Tam5115Excellent point
@barbarahill4125
@barbarahill4125 Год назад
I have always found it interesting that whoever murdered the victims only struck them in and around the head nowhere else
@-Reagan
@-Reagan Месяц назад
I’m halfway convinced her uncle did it and the timeline was fudged a bit. There’s another interesting possibility though. There was a nearby farmhouse where, in the middle of the day the woman who worked and lived there was murdered with an axe while the family were away. She was killed with an axe and no apparent motive. No real robbery. They arrested a farmhand who was made to confess, and he supposedly led police to a place where a coin from the house was found hidden. That was allegedly the motive for the attack. It’s strange to me bc why take a single item of little worth and then hide it in a random location in a field instead of keeping it or using it or stealing anything else at all from the residence? Why do it in broad daylight? Why kill her at all? The house had a barn and there were plenty of other things to steal. To kill her with an axe without any apparent interference of a sexual nature (although it’s possible the motive was sexual). The man was not in jail at the time of the Borden murders. This happened within days of the Borden murders, only a few miles away. The accused was an immigrant. The only outsider who would have been immediately suspected and if he hadn’t done it, he’d be most likely have been convicted, regardless. A confession and a piece of nominal evidence are just securities for conviction uncontested.
@jaimejohnson1772
@jaimejohnson1772 Год назад
It’s all weird
@annamarieoliveira307
@annamarieoliveira307 3 года назад
there was a cloth need be look at
@kellyjacquin715
@kellyjacquin715 2 месяца назад
Huh?
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