A recent spate of online articles (here, here, and here) are appearing about UC Irvine neuroscientist James Fallon’s discovery of his relationship to a murderer and an accused but acquitted killer as well. The reason this is somehow significant is that Fallon is currently conducing research and lecturing on the biological traits of murderers. He…
An interview with actor Corbin Bernsen (of LA LAW fame) was just posted on Fangoria.com. In it, Bernsen talks about his part as Dr. Fredricks in the new horror flick “Lizzie the Movie.” Here is a link to the film’s official website. Besides Bernsen, the film also sports Gary Busey as the Old Man. Synopsis:…
Hunters of the Afterlife documentary on their investigation at the Lizzie Borden B&B on February 5, 2008. Recently uploaded to the Para-tube site.
Monsterquest, a History Channel series, did an investigation into the Lizzie Borden house in 2008. It has recently been added to YouTube in several segments. Here it is for your viewing pleasure.
Very nifty Lizzie Borden products are for sale every day. This one is especially well done. Notice the juxtaposition of the pink and light blue with the gruesome cartoon image of Miss Lizzie. While I don’t subscribe to this type of depiction of Lizzie Borden (after all she was acquitted), I do appreciate good folk…
Ken Souza, the former editor of the Lizzie Borden Quarterly, explains Arnold Brown’s theory that the illegitimate son of Andrew Borden did the killings. As told in Brown’s Lizzie Borden the Truth, the Legend, the Final Chapter. And then, there is this choice tidbit from Jules Ryckebusch about DNA. Hmmm. Never heard that one before!
There are a few recent news items about the Spindle City that deserves space here on this blog about Lizzie Borden and her city. Fall River is getting a Navy ship named after it! From the Boston Globe: New Navy ship named after Fall River, Mass. March 25, 2010 FALL RIVER, Mass. –A new U.S….
When I was growing up, my favorite kinds of book to read were mysteries and ghost stories. I adored stories that made me quiver and quake, and as I got older that attraction extended to “true” accounts of hauntings and the paranormal. I will never forget reading the classic “The Demonologist: The True Story of…
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