The case of Lizzie Borden
Andrew Borden was Widowed bythe widower of Sarah Borden and thenwhen he married to Abby Gray. theyThey had no children, but together raised both Lizzie and Emma Borden, the Daughtersdaughters of Sarah. Sarah Borden died when Lizzie was just two years old, so Lizzie really didn't know anyone else as her mother except forother than Abby Borden. Andrew Borden SpiteDespite being wealthy, they did not livedlive in a modern home. At that time, they had no cell phones notelephone nor newly discovered technology. John Moore stayed with them the night before and left fairly early in the morning on the day of the murders. Although Andrew Borden what'swas retired, he still had things to tendattend to after breakfast. heHe left to take care of those things,. Bridget Sullivan, the maid of the house, was instructed to clean the inside of the windows as well as the outside of the front windows. afterAfter she was done with that, Wentshe went back inside and shortly after Andrew Borden came home sheshortly after. She opened the door for him and proceeded to go upstairs to her bedroom, which was in the Atticattic, to take a nap. It has been said that Bridget Sullivan was not fully asleep when the murders took place and was almost asleep when Lizzy hollered, "Maggie, Maggie come down someone Maggie! Come down! Someone has come in and killed father.father!" This is why I believe that Lizzie Borden isn'twas innocent of the murders of Abby and Andrew Borden .
Lizzie Borden burned a dress, she was not seeingseen by John Morris on the day before or the day of the murders by John Morris, and her Alibialibi of being in the barn these are all reasons why I believe that Lizzie Borden iswas innocent in the case of the murders of Andrew and Abby Borden.