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This week we explore an alternative take on a historic murder case by checking out Lizzie (2018). We assess the film’s slow burn pacing, unpack the theories behind the case, and discuss where this film falls within the genre. This episode contains...
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Lizzie Borden: The Curious Life and Death Of... | Smithsonian Channel
The Historic Lizzie Borden House
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