CoVid Special. Remotely made. Listen while reading transcript. 100% testimony from the primary source documents of the 1892-1893 trial of Lizzie Borden including the original witness statements with excerpts from Emma Borden and Alice Russell discussing the burning of the Bedford Cord Dress after the murders. Special thanks to the following actors for their contributions to this historical case. Brenda McGinnis as Emma Borden, Mrs. Cyrus W. Tripp, Mrs. Jane Gray & Gossipy Church Lady.Rina Sklar as Alice Russell.David Loftus as Eli Bence, Dr. Albert E. Chase, Officer Harrington & others.S.W. Conser as Eli Bence, Officer Medley, Love Letter to Lizzie and lawyer, Andrew Jennings & others.S.W. Conser as special voices in Greek Chorus. Host of "Words & Pictures" @KBOO Radio.Ken Jones as Officers Doherty & Harrington.Larry Andrews as Officer Harrington.Christie Quinn reads 2 passages from Parallel Lives from the Fall River Historical Society.Rolf Semprebon as Officers Doherty & Harrington. Host of "Sounds Unsound" @KBOO Radio.James Krzmarzick as D.A. Willaim A.Moody&apos;s Opening Statement at the Superior Court Trial.Jody McCoy as Mrs. Churchill.Kati Dery as Bridget Sullivan with PSHAW!Ha! Ha! Ha!Martin Dodge as Outro.Announcer: Dennis Alexander.Samantha as ominous child voice.Scary male voice: Jack Dabdoub.Imagined testimony of Eli Bence to Lizzie Borden, Pharmacist, written by the author.Lady Blue: Lyrics & Melody by Kate Lavender, Vocals by Christine Rotondo.RF Music by AudioJungle and MelodyLoops.com.Both songs were titled: Mysterious Clocks. Coincidence? For more information visit: LizzieBordenAudio.comEdited on a Macbook Pro with Audacity 2.4Please rate and leave a review if you enjoyed it on Apple Podcasts or Podchaser.comThank you dear Lizzians! 

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Witness Statements of Lizzie Borden, Episode 3 w/Emma Borden & Alice Russell

100% trial testimony. Defense Lawyer Ex-Governor George Robinson discusses "that one blue dress with the theory there were 2 bloody dresses to burn" and the prosecution&apos;s pursuit of "the Bedford Cord dress" played by Dennis Alexander.Next door neighbor Mrs. Churchill testifies her discovery of Abby Borden&apos;s body upstairs in the guest room after Lizzie&apos;s urging played by Jody McCoy. She was the first responder.Officer Medley, Assist. Marshall John Fleet, Charles Cook, business manager, and Reverand Jubb was played by David Loftus.Bridget Sullivan played by Kati Dery gives her eye witness account on the day of the murders.James "Chocolate" Dixon played Constable F.L. Edson and Dr. Albert C. Dedrick notices a bowl of bloody water in the guestroom after he placed his fingers in Abby&apos;s wounds.Tanya Montoya as Lizzie Borden.Gwyn LaRee as Mrs. Dr. Bowen and Mrs. Perry Gifford, Seamstress. Assist. Marshall Fleet, Officers Doherty & Harrington played by Tim Dennis.Dennis Fitzpatrick as Hiram C. Harrington, Abby Borden&apos;s brother.RF Music by MelodyLoops.com Theme song: Golden Age of Modern Empires.Mastered at Auphonic.com. Edited with Audacity 2.4.1 Catalina OS.Recorded at KBOO Radio in Portland, Oregonhttps://www.lizziebordenaudio.com

Witness Statements of Lizzie Borden, Episode 2 w/Mrs.Churchill & George Robinson

The original Witness Statements from the case of Lizzie Borden, August 4, 1892, by the Fall River Police Department immediately following the discovery of Andrew and Abby Borden&apos;s mutilated heads by their youngest daughter, the haughty spinster, Lizzie Borden, 32. The following actors volunteered their talents to give life to my vision. Dennis Alexander: AnnouncerKati Dery as Bridget Sullivan and Lucy ColletteTim Dennis as the Mayor of Fall RiverDavid Loftus all other voicesTanya Montoya as Lizzie BordenJody McCoy as Mrs. Buffington ChurchillAll RF Music @MelodyLoops.comMastered @auphonic.comRecorded at KBOO Radio in Portland, Oregon.https://www.lizziebordenaudio.com

Witness Statements of Lizzie Borden, Episode 1 w/ Bridget Sullivan

The exciting conclusion of the Inquest of Lizzie Borden as the District Attorney queries Lizzie with hard-hitting questions about pears in the loft, blood on her dress, prussic acid, blood on a hatchet, buying cheap dress material in New Bedford and if she wore an apron on the day of the murders.*Bonus clips from the Preliminary Trial between pharmacist Eli Bence and Lizzie&apos;s lawyer, Melvin Adams, and a brief witness statement from Mrs. Churchill, the next-door neighbor. The following people brought my vision to life in order of appearance:Christine Rotondo as Lady Blue VocalistDennis Alexander as AnnouncerMartin Dodge as NarratorTim Dennis as Hosea KnowltonTanya Montoya as Lizzie BordenChristie Quinn as KBOO 90.7fm Station ID Jody McCoy as Mrs. ChurchillKati Dery as Bridget Sullivan "PSHAW"Preliminary Trial Bonus Clip:Tim Dennis as Melvin Adams, DefenseDavid Loftus as Eli Bence, PharmacistMusic by MelodyLoops.com"Cats Searching for Truth:" Youtube Creator Music StudioRecorded at KBOO Radio, Portland, Oregon Mastered at Auphonic.comhttps://www.lizziebordenaudio.com

The Inquest of Lizzie Borden, Episode 4

The district attorney slowly discovers the spinster daughter of the late, great Andrew J. Borden from Fall River is actually a sophisticated and clever liar. Lizzie becomes agitated at the District Attorney&apos;s questions when asked why she picked "that particular time to go up to the loft of the barn."Special thanks to the following people that brought my vision to life in order of appearance:Vocalist Christina Rotondo: Lady BlueAnnouncer: Dennis AlexanderNarrator: Martin DodgeDistrict Attorney Hosea Knowlton: Tim DennisDefendant Lizzie Borden: Tanya MontoyaDirected & Produced by Kate LavenderRecorded at KBOO Radio, Portland, OregonRoyalty-Free Music by MelodyLoops.com Lady Blue: Lyrics & Melody by Kate LavenderMastered by Auphonic.comhttps://www.lizziebordenaudio.com

The Inquest of Lizzie Borden, Episode 3

D.A. Hosea Knowlton masterfully traps Lizzie with her own words as she admits she was alone in the house with Abby Borden between 9:00 and 10:40 am when her father returned to the house. Soon thereafter, her father and then later, her stepmother is also found dead and she declares she was up in the barn loft "looking for sinkers" and neither heard nor saw anyone coming or going. The following people helped to bring my vision to life in order of appearance:Vocalist Christina Rotondo: Lady BlueAnnouncer: Dennis AlexanderNarrator: Martin DodgeDistrict Attorney Hosea Knowlton: Tim DennisDefendant Lizzie Borden: Tanya MontoyaDirected & Produced by Kate LavenderRecorded at KBOO Radio, Portland, OregonRoyalty-Free Music by MelodyLoops.com Lady Blue: Lyrics & Melody by Kate LavenderMastered by Auphonic.comhttps://www.lizziebordenaudio.com

The Inquest of Lizzie Borden, Episode 2

This famous inquest testimony occurred over a 3 day period in the summer of 1892 five days after the murders of Andrew and Abby Borden. The youngest daughter, spinster Lizzie Borden, gave her one and only testimony to District Attorney, Hosea Knowlton.  The defense rallied to have the Inquest ruled "Inadmissible" and won. The following people brought my vision to life in order of appearance:Lady Blue: Vocals by Christina RotondoAnnouncer: Dennis AlexanderNarrator: Martin DodgeDistrict Attorney: Tim DennisLizzie Borden: Tanya MontoyaRoyalty-Free Music: MelodyLoops.comLyrics & Melody: Kate LavenderRecorded at KBOO Radio, Portland, OregonDirected & Produced: Kate LavenderMastered @ Auphonic.comhttps://www.lizziebordenaudio.com

The Inquest of Lizzie Borden, Episode 1

100% trial testimony from the famous criminal trial of Lizzie Borden told from multiple points of view as neighbors, spinsters, relatives, domestic help, and police officers give their witness statements and testimonies in a capital case that profiles the political history of women and minorities that is still relevant today. Announcer by Dennis AlexanderNarrated by Larry Andrews & Recorded at KBOO Radio, Portland, OregonRF Music by MelodyLoops.comMastered at Auphonic.comWritten by Kate Lavenderhttps://www.lizziebordenaudio.com

Trailer for Lizzie Borden Audio

Lizzie Borden Audio is a new episodic series that appeals to lovers of the dark and macabre nature of a historical true crime investigation from the famous 1892 case. Told from multiple points of view and utilizing the primary source transcripts with short musical interludes, it is the first podcast made entirely from trial testimony with bits of humorous music to accent the absurd and sometimes comical nature of the crime.

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