A lengthy piece appeared today in the Providence Journal online. Lizzie Borden: The intrigue remains Thursday, November 13, 2008 By C. Eugene Emery Jr. FALL RIVER — There’s something about Lizzie that makes it tough, once you know her story, to get her out of your head. . . . READ THE REST HERE They…
This video appeared as an on-demand movie on Comcast New England this weekend. It is a brief overview of the case and the scary happenings that have occurred of late.
On October 30, 2008 at 7PM at the Brighton Branch of the Boston Public Library, I will be presenting yet another brand new talk titled “Looking For Lizzie: The Mystery and the Myth.” I invite you all to attend! This talk is free for all and is appropriate for persons of all ages. Lizzie Borden…
A very interesting lengthy article on the Lizzie Borden murder case appeared October 20th on the NorthIslandMidWeek.com site. What makes this extra fascinating is that this online newspaper is from British Columbia. Even people way up yonder care about this case! The author, one Max Haines, promises to offer his solution next week. I am…
A new talk on Lizzie Borden has been scheduled for October 29 in Salem at The True Story of Lizzie Borden Museum. Titled “Lizzie Borden: Heroine to Halloween Horror,” the multi-media presentation will begin at 8PM. Even though Lizzie Borden was acquitted of the double murder of her father and step-mother, her celebrity has permutated…
The 2nd edition of The Literary Hatchet is finally available for sale in hard copy! Only $8! Purchase your copy here! The Literary Hatchet is a bi-annual literary edition of The Hatchet: Lizzie Borden’s Journal of Murder, Mystery & Victorian History. The Literary Hatchet publishes contemporary short fiction, poetry, prose, photography, cartoons, and humor by…
UPDATED OCTOBER 19, 2008 AT 6:20PM: Borden Murders Lecture Series Oct. 22, 2008 8:00pm You Can’t Chop Up Your Papa in Massachusetts: Murder, Lizzie Borden And The Press By Karen Chaney, author of the book Lizzie Borden “Lizzie Borden took an axe…” or so goes the popular rhyme that introduced most people to the Borden…
Not kidding. They actually call her this. “The Chinese Lizzie Borden.” NOW I’ve seen everything! I found this on Dee’s Opinion Bog. Thank’s Dee! The Chinese Lizzie Borden.
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