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I tell about Lizzy Borden House...
On August, 1892 Borden Andrew went to Fall river bank and post office.He returned home at about 10:45 am, Lizzie Borden claimed that she found his body about 30 minutes later.
During the murder trial, the Bordens twenty-six-year-old maid, Bridget Sullivan , testified that she was lying down in her room on the third floor of the house shortly after 11:00 am when she heard Lizzie call to her, saying someone had killed her father; his body was found slumped on a couch in the downstairs sitting room. Andrew Borden's face was turned to the right-hand side, apparently at ease, as if he was asleep.
Shortly thereafter, while Lizzie was being tended by neighbors and the family doctors, Sullivan discovered the body of Abby Borden in the guest bedroom located upstairs. Both Andrew and Abby Borden had been killed by crushing blows to their skulls from a hatchet. Andrew Borden's left eyeball was cleanly split in two.
the second floor in this home is divided into 2 parts. The front was occupied by the Borden sisters, Lizzie and Emma while the rear was occupied by Andrew and Abby. Meals were seldom eaten together. Andrew was known by family, friends, and business associates as tight-fisted and generally rejected modern conveniences . Though far from poor, the family still threw their excrement buckets (slops) onto the backyard. The two daughters, both of whom were spinsters , were well past marriage age by 1890s standards, and gladly entered the modern outside world whenever they visited friends.
Conflict had increased between the two daughters and their father about his decision to divide the valuable properties among relatives before his death Relatives of their stepmother had been given a house, and the two sisters demanded and received a rental property. They later sold this property to their father for cash. John Morse, brother to the deceased Sarah Borden, had come to visit on the week of the murders. His visit was to facilitate transfer of Swansea farm property, which had been the summer home for the Borden family. Shortly before the murders, a major argument had occurred which resulted in both sisters leaving home on extended "vacations".
Furthermore, it was well known that Lizzie and her stepmother had had a falling out years before the murder. Her entire life Lizzie had called Abby Borden by the common matronly moniker “Mother” but according to her sister in the trial documents, about five or six years before the untimely demise of the two parents she had taken to calling her “Mrs.
The warehouse behind the house didn't see much use after Andrew sold the horse. Lizzie had some pigeons in cages on the second floor that she fed and watered. She arrived one day to find the pigeons lying on the ground with their heads chopped off. Andrew said he killed them with an axe because the birds were attracting young boys in the neighborhood to the barn, and he felt they might get hurt or start a fire.
Lizzie had attempted to purchase prussic acid (hydrogen cyanide) from local druggist Eli Bence, but Bence refused it. Lizzie claimed she planned to use it to clean a seal skin cloak, the defense argued that this incident was not admissible evidence.
Shortly before the murders, the entire household became violently ill. As Mr. Borden was not a popular man in Fall River, Abby feared they were being intentionally poisoned. The family doctor, however, diagnosed their illness as food poisoning. Andrew Borden had purchased cheap mutton for the family to eat, and they left it on the stove for days, used for multiple meals. The family believed the milk was being tainted by someone; after the murders, the milk was tested but nothing was found that could be connected to their illness. Both murder victims had their stomachs removed in an autopsy performed in the Borden dining room on the day of their deaths. The stomachs, with their contents, were packaged and sent to Harvard Medical School to be examined for toxins, nothing was found.
Over time, liizy have the disease. Borden died of pneumonia on June 1, 1927 in Fall River, Massachusetts. Borden meninggal karena pneumonia pada tanggal 1 Juni 1927 di Fall River, Massachusetts. Borden's funeral details were not made public and few people attended her burial.] Borden was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery under the name "Lizbeth Andrew Borden", her footstone was inscribed "Lizbeth". Borden had never married, and her will, probated from June 25, 1927 through March 24, 1933, left $30,000 to the Fall River Animal Rescue League. She also left $500 in perpetual trust for the care of her father's grave. Much of her wealth was transferred to her cousin Grace H. Howe, and her closest friend Helen Leighton. The final probate in 1933 gave them almost $6,000 each in the middle of the Great Depression .
Nine days later, on June 10, 1927, her sister Emma died from chronic nephritis in the home she shared with her friend and nurse Annie C. Connor, located in Newmarket, New Hampshire .t. She moved there due to the infirmities of old age, and to get away from the notoriety brought on by a new book about the murders.
Haunted of Lizzy house
a murder committed by lizzy cause his parents died. according to some sources, some say that lizzy is a lesbian. and other sources say that lizzy died were killed. however, existing sources said he died of illness. whether the source of which can be justified.
The strange events that happened in this house has been felt by some people who had come there. but, strangely enough, they can not tell about what they see there.
It's my story...
thank you...^^
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