TRUE CRIME Ripped from the Headlines - Lizzie Borden

A Psychological Historical Mystery of the Gilded Age's Most Infamous Unsolved Murders

De: Logan Carter

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Fall River, Massachusetts, August 1892. A city sweltering under a suffocating heatwave holds its breath, waiting for something to break.

Inside the Borden home on Second Street, the air is thick with more than just heat. It’s a place of oppressive silence, resentful family dynamics, and secrets locked away like the house’s many doors. When Andrew Borden and his wife, Abby, are discovered brutally murdered with a hatchet, the tight-knit community is shattered.

Suspicion falls on the unlikeliest of suspects: Andrew’s younger daughter, Lizzie. A quiet, church-going spinster of thirty-two, she was the only one home, aside from the maid.

As the town whispers and the police investigation zeroes in, a chilling portrait emerges of a woman trapped by her father’s miserly rule and her own thwarted ambitions. Did the oppressive atmosphere of the Borden house finally erupt into an act of unspeakable violence? Or is Lizzie the victim of a society desperate to convict a woman who refuses to fit their mold?

This gripping novella plunges you into the heart of one of America’s most enduring and sensational cases. Witness the crime, the controversial investigation, the shocking trial, and the verdict that left a nation with one haunting, unanswered question.