The exciting conclusion of the Inquest of Lizzie Borden as D.A. Knowlton queries Lizzie about the inconsistencies in her stories on the day of the murders. Also discussed the eating of pears in the hot loft of the barn while looking out a closed window when she was "too sick to eat breakfast," looking for pieces of lead she "never found" to go fishing, her attempt to buy prussic acid, and purchasing cheap dress material with a pattern in New Bedford. Last, Knowlton asked her eight times if she wore an apron on the day of the murders.
Martin Dodge as Narrator
Retro Comic Music by MelodyLoops
Dennis Alexander as announcer
Tanya Montoya as Lizzie Borden
Tim Dennis as D.A. Hosea Knowlton
Lady Blue sung by Christine Rotondo
Directed & Produced by Kate Lavender
Recorded at KBOO Radio, Portland, Oregon
Music & Lyrics of Lady Blue by Kate Lavender
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Transcriptions of Lizzie's inquest testimony provided with permission by Stefani Koorey and LizzieAndrewBorden.com
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