Top 5 Bloody Lizzie Borden Facts 

Watch glam and gore, she did a video about the house.

bigbabysld That's really interesting! talk about 6 degrees of separation!! E. Montgomery's father was famous too, I can't rememberwhat for, but the whole family was successful and talented.

The actor,Robert Montgomery

@@christineparis5607 Her father memorably played a killer in "Night Must Fall" (1937). Unfortunately, he took his daughter's decision to star in the TV movie as Lizzie Borden very personally (he apparently thought it meant that she wanted to murder HIM in real life) and in the last years of his life they rarely spoke to one another.

@@Muirmaiden Most actors are extremely "original". All the ones I ever met were really eccentric!

@@christineparis5607 Robert Montgomery was something of a "difficult" personality. Bette Davis once described him as "pompous, overbearing, and very right-wing". Of course, in this particular situation, he was elderly (and would only live for six more years) but his relationship with his famous daughter was very complicated. His death hit her very hard, though. Deep down, she was her father's daughter in many ways.

lilashj14 Unless she didn't do it.

Only if she was actually guilty...then they would have found traces of blood on her somehow.

what, dont like total equality?

No shit.

Dixie Normas Exactly my point thank you

@Violet Chicken nugget oop

Violet Chicken nugget no fucking way

Dottie Lovett thank you for telling me that fact I was unaware. Keep up the good work. Your really bright.💚

so did the investigation discovery show Deadly Women

I love that show

Yeah, and it was annoying as fuck. They kept insinuating or outright saying Lizzie was possessed by some dark force to commit the murders. And they kept referring to her like she was this young girl at the time of the murders.

hannah I had to do the same shit! 😂

Hannah 9th grade for me

When your wife is directly related to Lizzie...I tease her all the time not to kill me.

*shrek

@@melissamarceau7067 can't be directly related. She had no children.

Kendra V. I've heard like 6 people say they're related

congrats, im related too the black donnellys

K If that's true, that means you're in the same bloodline as a famous neuroscientist who's well known for his work and research on the minds of psychopaths, which he chose to research because he actually is a functioning psychopath. So, congrats I guess 😓?

we maybe related because i am to her on my moms side

Jeanne Marie Mcmanus No you're not lol shutup stop trying to be edgy.

I liked the movie Christine Rocco was in also & the series. I haven't seen the second season and can't seem find when it aired or if it'll be on Netflix like the first season or on HULU. Do you happen to know when the second season aired?

Eh, neither were factual.

But they were NOT killed with a hatchet

Stormwatcher, And so am I!

Allegedly! There's no proof whether she did it or not!

Elizabeththegreatest Lizzie? ! Is that you?!?

christine paris Very funny! I just happen to have the same first name as Lizzie!

Elizabeththegreatest She definitely did it.

Nick Villano I'd not do that. Gives me the heebie geebies just thinking of it. 😨

Wendyll Mae same girl same

Wendyll Mae same

Who?

Stefan Richard she’s from dance moms

@@giaprincess5309 Ah.

Tonithenightowl this was a topic on one of the radio stations here in Brisbane. A lady, sorry can't remember her name studied and researched this case. How she came to be interested in this case was odd. She said Lizzie came to her in dreams saying my father has a lot to answer to. She ended up researching this case for years ending up writing a book. Even went over and visited the house staying in Lizzies Bedroom. Her conclusion was that Lizzie did do the killings or at the very least organised the deaths.

Bob from Brisbane So you're saying she didn't know about Lizzie before this dream? Bc that would be odd. It's a fairly well known story in the States, movies made, documentaries, the famous little jingle etc.plus as you mentioned the B & B and of course the paranormal shows have featured it many times. Just saying she may have heard about it somewhere. I think Lizzie did it all by herself. You know the old adage about secrets... if two people know it's not a secret anymore. It would have been too risky. I think the element of surprise ( even the maid upstairs in her room heard nothing) was the fact the victims were taken off guard.This was no stranger, this was someone they knew. Plus the doors were kept locked even during the day. Odd habit considering they didn't live in the lap of luxury or kept their money in the house. Not sure why Mr.B was so paranoid I think the reason mentioned was he was not well liked, made his share of enemies. I do think she chose that day bc her sister was off visiting relatives and the maid after washing windows on a hot morning felt faint and needed to rest. The timing was right. Lizzie had the motive, opportunity and a weak alibi. You need a damn good lawyer when you're guilty and she could afford the best. She bought her defense and it was well worth the money. As to why she did it? I don't think it was only about money but something much darker so maybe the lady who heard from her was right.:o)

Tonithenightowl She was aware of the story and believes it was her sub conscious talking to her encouraging her to take more interest. All interesting.

Tonithenightowl Just shows the intrigue of this case with people in Australia still talking about it many decades later. Every few years the story is highlighted.

Bob FromBrisbane It is intriguing bc she was never proven innocent, just not guilty. Will we ever know the whole story? Unless Lizzie starts channeling... probably not. :o)

Your Reflection 19 I think

Lorand Deka Yeah true it should be a museum.

Lorand Deka it's actually kind of both. it's a very interesting tour of pictures, old evidence, artifacts and preserved testimonies of the time and place. well worth the time, if you're interested in that sort of thing.

it is a museum....but it's also a B&B :)

Lorand Deka same could be said of any movie/tv show/play/fine art piece based off a famous crime. Bonnie and Clide have several interpretations.

The people who bought it had the right to do whatever they wanted with it. They have a successful business which allowed them to buy Maplecroft, also- I’m certain the taxes they pay to Fall River, the state, and IRS appreciate their success.

Susse Kind interesting

Andrew Borden was asleep but he awoke just in time to see his killer. Abby Borden saw her killer

Time,place and,I guess,money.

I believe it was john( her Uncle)

Right here!!! I loved that episode. hat's where we found out Sammy has a serial killer fetish.

Sophie Claydon Here! Here! That was an interesting episode.

I’m here and Sams serial killer fetish😂👌

Totally all about the MOOOOD dude.

Andrew Reegs same

Valerie Polson She killed them with an axe.

Mike Smith I think they used it as it was "more accurate" and Elizabeth Montgomery and Lizzie Borden were related (tho she didn't know it when she played her, or in her lifetime I think)

The 1975 version follows the actual testimony and court record. That’s why they likely used it.

Maddie B. Same

Little Joaquin I watched it. I liked it.

No she didnt...She was very young....

Yeah that's how I figured out about her. Good song :)

Anders Püschel her sister wasn't home that day so it wasn't her

Back in 1892 especially in Fall River Massachusetts they hated Irish. It was mainly Portuguese and catholic

Easy to forget that the Irish suffered massive discrimination because they're white and so many Americans are NOW descended from them.

+screenwriterjohn the Irish people were originally discriminated against because of the fact that many diseases were carried over from the coffin ships that people emigrated via during the famine. no idea where you're getting this 'because they were white' thing, at all.

EVO6reviews Anti-Irish sentiments go back before the Potato Famine. The Irish were drunk and belligerent and uneducated. Also largely Catholic. Americans hated the Irish immigrants for a number of reasons.

Anti-Irish sentiments stem from England, and the USA's Anglo-centric roots. The English treated the Irish like the Germans treated the Polaks or something.... or worse, actually.

LucienSabre neither. Ghosts aren't real.

MrBuddyHolly1 That's your personal opinion, doesn't mean it's the truth.

LucienSabre it's just like God nether they aren't real

Nightmare Fuel Another personal opinion, doesn't automatically mean truth. 😐 Why am I only getting (idiotic) useless replies? 🙄😑

LucienSabre I think Lizzie and her parents are haunting their house.

IEMac6 she never had children, but maybe you could be her conjoined twin...

Yep!

Later Feraligatr Elizabeth Montgomery was amazing in that role! It was a well done, made for TV movie. I think she was underrated as an actress..

christine paris true dat

Yes, and she's actually related to Lizzie Borden!

At least you don't have an axe...or do you?

Shh, don't expose me

• F-able • Too late!

OH NO I'M FUNNONG JK

Bigfoot1 I live just one million miles away from that house and it's not big deal either

Scarebear 1995 same

Same here! Although I'm distantly related.

Cool..

That's the main issue with this case. The investigation was screwed up. Lizzie was the only suspect they actually investigated. A person in shock and on drugs. Yet she was still acquitted. Had they done a proper investigation I think they would have had more suspects. Sorry if I planned a murder I certainly wouldn't leave myself as suspect #1. I have a hard time believing Lizzie did it.