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In the late 1800s, a couple named Andrew and Abby Borden were found brutally murdered

in their Massachusetts home, the prime suspect, their own daughter. To this day, the case has

remained unsolved, and now their home is a hot spot for eerie encounters and paranormal

activity. Today, we're discussing the Lizzie Borden House. This is Red Web.

Welcome back Task Force to another episode of Red Web, the podcast all about unsolved mysteries,

true crime, and the unknown.

I am your resident mystery enthusiast, Trevor Collins, and joining me hearing this case

for the very first time, Alfredo Diaz.

Interesting.

So it looks like it's true crime and then also

paranormal. But then the third part is it's solved in the sense of it seems like, okay, we're locked in.

It's the daughter that did it. So she is the primary suspect. It was considered

solved for about a year. Okay. And I'll break down all the background in history and investigation.

But ultimately, she was acquitted. Spoiler alert. And so ultimately, yeah, this case actually

remains cold and long term unsolved. But, and then in modern history, a lot of people look at this

place as a paranormal hotspot. A lot of ghost investigations happen here. And listen,

it has dawned upon us. Halloween is right around the corner. And so I figured this was the

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