Lizzie Borden Trial Theories on the Barn Visit and Note
In this continuing speech the defense questions the government's view of Lizzie Borden's movements on the day of the murders. He argues the note about a sick person and the barn visit are natural, not evidence of guilt, and challenges police conduct and witness reliability while defending Lizzie's innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Mrs. Borden
Miss Borden
Mr. Manning
New England
Borden’ House
Mr. Fleet
Bridget
Mrs. Churchill
The
Commonwealth
Miss Russell
Dr. Bowen
Miss Lizzie
Russell
Bridget Sullivan
Marshal Fleet
Marshal Hilliard
Caldwell
Mr. Borden
Patrick McGowan
Mr. Holmes
Wilson
Bowen
Fleet
Medley
Marion
Fall River
Lobinsky
Mr. Lobinsky
Mr.Mullaly
Knights of the Handle
Mullaly
Mr. Mullaly
Gardner
Knowlton
Second Street
Mr. Newhall
Worcester
Mr. Douglass
Borden
Mason
Robinson
Manning
Newhall
Wilkinson
Mullally
Mrs.Churchill
Mr. Sawyer
Alice Russell
Borden House
Andrew Borden
Miss_ Lizzie
Martha Chagnon
Mrs. Chagnon
Reorre
Harrington
Raymond
Philip Harington
Emma Borden
Emma
Mr. Morse
Hiss
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