After Lizzie Borden was acquitted for the murders, no other suspect was ever brought to trial, and the murders remain unsolved.

In Chapter 36, we see how, immediately following the trial, Lizzie and her sister fulfilled their life-long dream and moved to Fall River’s most prestigious neighborhood where they lived together until they parted ways after a mysterious schism and never spoke again. The sisters died within two weeks of each other and are both buried in the family plot with their murdered parents.

In Chapter 37, I share my comments on the case, some tips on protecting yourself from intruders, a quiz to test your knowledge of the Borden case, some snarky humor, and a list of references and cool sites.

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After her disastrous testimony at the inquest into their deaths, Andrew Borden's eldest daughter, Lizzie, was indicted for the murders.

She was represented at trial by a dream team of defense attorneys that included a former Massachusetts governor and a former Suffolk County district attorney. The defense strategy depicted Lizzie as a law-abiding Sunday school teacher who could not have possibly committed such a heinous act.

The good-girl defense coupled with the successful suppression of key pieces of evidence left the prosecution with a purely circumstantial case that didn’t convince the jury beyond a reasonable doubt.

In Chapter 34 and 35, we’ll examine the crimes themselves and Lizzie's indictment, trial, and acquittal.

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On August 4, 1892 in Fall River, Massachusetts, Andrew Borden and his wife, Abby Gray Borden, were found dead of multiple wounds inflicted by a sharp-edged hacking instrument.

Abby Borden was found upstairs lying facedown on the floor of a guest bedroom of the family home, the victim of nineteen blows to the head. Downstairs, Andrew Borden was discovered in the sitting room, slumped on a divan, the victim of eleven similar blows to his face and head.

After the inquest into their deaths, Andrew Borden's eldest daughter, Lizzie, was indicted for the murders.

In Chapter 32, we’ll explore the dysfunctional inner workings of the Borden household. Chapter 33 will take us through the timeline of events leading up to the crimes.

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Despite overwhelming evidence against him, Bruno Hauptmann maintained his innocence until the end and never implicated anyone else in the crime. Yet, many aspects of the case point to an accomplice. But could his co-conspirator have been Charles Lindbergh himself?

In Chapter 30, we delve into the darker side of Lucky Lindy. We learn that, in addition to his strong antisemitic views and belief in eugenics, Lindbergh simultaneously had four separate families and fathered seven children outside of his marriage.

In Chapter 31, I offer my comments on the case along with some tips on home safety. Take a quiz to test your knowledge and get a dose of snarky humor followed by some references and cool sites about the crime.

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Even after Bruno Hauptmann was executed, the question still lingered...Did he act alone?

In Chapter 28, we’ll learn about the evidence against Hauptmann and how an eagle-eyed gas station attendant wrote Hauptmann’s license plate on a gold certificate from the ransom money that Hauptmann used to pay for gas, and see how investigators tracked that certificate through the banking system all the way to Hauptmann’s driveway.

In Chapter 29, we’ll question how Hauptmann knew the Lindberghs would be in Hopewell on that night instead of in Englewood where they were supposed to be, and we’ll ask why the maid, Violet Sharp, killed herself right before she was to be questioned by police.

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After the kidnapper's directions for finding the baby proved to be a cruel deception, the search for the child launched into overdrive. Despite the massive law enforcement effort, the baby's corpse was discovered accidentally on May 12, 1932 on the grounds of the St. Michael’s Orphanage in Hopewell.

After a multi-jurisdictional manhunt that lasted two and a half years, police ultimately arrested illegal German immigrant Bruno Hauptmann for the crime.

Chapter 27 of Anthrax to Zodiac explores the details of the investigation into the crime of the century and examines the details of the scientific analysis of the kidnapping ladder that ultimately helped seal Hauptmann’s date with the electric chair.

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On the night of March 1, 1932, twenty-month-old Charles Lindbergh Jr. was kidnapped from his nursery on the second story of his family’s home in Hopewell, New Jersey.

When the baby’s nurse discovered the child was missing, Charles Lindbergh summoned the police, launching the investigation into the crime of the century.

After a month-long negotiation, the ransom was paid, but the location the kidnapper gave for the baby was bogus.

In Chapters 25 and 26, we discuss the details of the kidnapping and the twenty four notes and newspaper communications that passed between the Lindberghs, their representative, John F. Condon, and the kidnappers.

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While the Black Dahlia investigation officially remains open, the LAPD has "misplaced" all of the physical evidence in the case, eliminating, at least for now, the opportunity to apply modern forensic techniques to her personal effects and the few items gathered at the crime scene.

In spite of thousands of leads and multiple confessions, the murder of Elizabeth Short has never been solved. Or has it?

In Chapter 24, we take a look at my comments about the main suspects in the murder. I'll also share my comments about the investigation in general along with some tips on safely navigating the world of online dating. You can take a quiz to test your knowledge of the Black Dahlia case, enjoy some snarky humor, and peruse a list of references and cool sites.

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