Rob McConnell Interviews - REBECCA P PITMAN - History and Haunting of Lizzie Borden
One of America’s most infamous murder cases continues to fascinate more than a century later—but what if the story didn’t end with the trial? In this gripping episode, Rebecca P. Pitman explores the history and haunting of the Lizzie Borden case, blending true crime with chilling accounts of paranormal activity. Focusing on the brutal 1892 murders in Fall River, Massachusetts, Rebecca revisits the life of Lizzie Borden, examining the evidence, the controversy, and the enduring mystery surrounding her acquittal. But beyond the courtroom, she delves into reports that the Borden house may still be home to unexplained phenomena—strange sounds, eerie presences, and experiences that suggest the past may not be at rest. This episode bridges history and the paranormal, asking whether traumatic events can leave an imprint on a location. Are these hauntings residual echoes of violence, or something more interactive and aware? And why do certain places seem to hold onto their stories so intensely? Join us for a fascinating and chilling conversation that revisits a legendary case through a new lens—where true crime meets the unexplained, and where the echoes of history may still be heard today.
