MANIFESTLY GUILTY: A Straight Forward Examination of the Lizzie Borden Case

MANIFESTLY GUILTY: A Straight Forward Examination of the Lizzie Borden Case

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The author gives seven reasons to believe that Lizzie Borden willfully and deliberately murdered both her father and her step-mother on August 4, 1892. The author also proposes that the reasons for her subsequent acquittal were far more related to both cultural and cloistered local societal values than they were with the actual evidence presented in the case.
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Chris wasn't going to let her mothers death go. She wanted closure. She wanted to know who did it, especially since she was accused of the murder. She must find out who killed her mother and clear her name but she learns things on the way about her, her family and what she must do. She must accept her faith.

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