Everybody knows how many whacks Lizzie Borden gave her mother and father with that axe, but there is plenty about the infamous double homicide that remains unresolved, like who actually did it. Travel into the mystery of Lizzie Borden in this classic episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The podcast delves into the relationship between our experiences and our brains and asks the intriguing question of whether we can create new senses for humans. The episode also discusses the fascinating and infamous actions of Lizzie Borden.
The age of Lizzie Borden's wax figures were misrepresented as 40 and 41 instead of 18 or 19 and 11. The high temperature on the day of the murders provides an explanation for the supposed "sweating" of the wax figures.
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.
Andrew Borden was known for renting out properties to mill workers, and he would raise their rent if they received raises. However, his daughters opted to sell back one of these properties for a 2400% profit, providing them with rental income instead.
The episode features information about the Borden family and their lifestyle before the murder. There are speculations and questions surrounding the father's actions and tension between the stepmother and daughters.
The transcript discusses the gruesome murder of Andrew and Abby Borden, and the trial that followed naming their daughter, Lizzie Borden, as the prime suspect. The episode delves into the evidence presented in court, possible motives for the crime, and Lizzie Borden's eventual acquittal.
This transcript discusses the gruesome Borden murders and how early forensic science and social prejudices influenced the trial of Lizzie Borden.
The podcast aims to increase the understanding of our lives and realities by exploring the connection between our experiences and our brains. In the first episode, the intriguing case of Lizzie Borden and her trial will be analyzed, and later on, Tyler Florence and Wells Adams will join the show to host "Two Dudes in a Kitchen" on I Heart Radio.
The host discusses the possibility of Lizzie Borden's guilt and the contradictory claims made in her trial.
The podcast discusses the unsolved mystery of Lizzie Borden and her alleged murder of her father and stepmother. The speaker explores different theories and testimonies from the trial, shedding light on the possible motives and circumstances of the gruesome crime.
Despite being acquitted of the murder of her father and stepmother, Lizzie Borden faced a lifetime of social ostracism and harassment, causing her to die a lonely woman. Even suffragettes used her story for their own agenda.
The host delves into the relationship between the brain and our experiences, discussing the possibility of creating new senses for humans, while also touching on their personal experience with an irregularity on their face.