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The Mysterious House of the Borden Family
06:24 - 12:54 (06:29)
The Borden family home was filled with locked doors that led into other locked rooms, making it a maze-like and eerie place. The house was originally a two-family home that was later converted into a single-family home with little attention to detail.
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Despite being wealthy, the speaker's family lived in a lower rent section of town without the luxury of indoor plumbing.
06:24 - 08:03 (01:39)
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Despite being wealthy, the speaker's family lived in a lower rent section of town without the luxury of indoor plumbing. The house was located in a neighborhood popular among recent Irish Catholic and Portuguese immigrants.
ChapterThe Mysterious House of the Borden Family
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Lizzie Borden's house had a confusing layout with locked doors leading to other locked doors, and her father and stepmother's bedroom was sealed off by a locked door with access only through a staircase.
08:03 - 10:55 (02:51)
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Lizzie Borden's house had a confusing layout with locked doors leading to other locked doors, and her father and stepmother's bedroom was sealed off by a locked door with access only through a staircase.
ChapterThe Mysterious House of the Borden Family
EpisodeSelects: How Lizzie Borden Worked
PodcastStuff You Should Know
This podcast explores the infamous murder case of Lizzie Borden and her alleged killing of her parents.
10:55 - 12:14 (01:19)
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This podcast explores the infamous murder case of Lizzie Borden and her alleged killing of her parents. The hosts discuss the events leading up to the murders and provide historical context for the trial and its outcome.
ChapterThe Mysterious House of the Borden Family
EpisodeSelects: How Lizzie Borden Worked
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The Comedy Central's reality TV spoof of 'Downtown Abbey' is hilarious, starring Natasha Ligero and Garfunkel, who co-created the series.
12:14 - 12:54 (00:39)
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The Comedy Central's reality TV spoof of 'Downtown Abbey' is hilarious, starring Natasha Ligero and Garfunkel, who co-created the series. Anthony Jeselnik's Netflix special is also worth checking out.