Why Is Lizzie Andrew Borden Guilty

Is Lizzie Andrew Borden Guilty? I have a very simple answer, yet rather a complex answer to that. Most people in this day an age believe that she was guilty. Now, why out of everyone in the town of Fall River would you choose this poor innocent lady who supposedly loved her parents so much that she hacked her mother 18 times and her father 11. She brutally and viciously murdered her own parents in all under 2 hours. Now nobody can kill both of their parents in under two hours and not have either one of them scream and call for help. Or so we thought. It turns out that while Lizzie was busy murdering her stepmother her father was out in the town, and when he came back Lizzie did the same to him. Now, Lizzie had to have gotten blood on her dress.

But the point is that she said that she went out there and when the investigators went out there they saw that the barn loft, the dust was left undisturbed by anyone. Here is some heartwarming evidence to back up my claim to why she is guilty, In Lizzie Borden: An Account it stated “The barn loft where she said she looked revealed no footprints on the dusty floor and the stifling heat in the loft seemed likely to discourage anyone from spending more than a few minutes searching for equipment that would not be used for days.” “2”. So if the dust was undisturbed then how was Lizzie out there because if you go out there then the dust would be

You made no effort to find your mother at all?
A. No sir. “10”. Wouldn’t you go look for your mother if your father was brutally murdered? I know I would because I actually love my parents.
The final piece of evidence that I have is that she was the only one inside the house besides Bridgett Sullivan who was their maid and if you recall she was outside washing the windows because Mrs. Borden asked her too. But the whole point of why I’m telling you this is because Lizzie Andrew Borden was the only one in the house when her parents were killed. Also in Lizzie Borden: An Account “ The most important of these witnesses, twenty-six-year-old Bridget Sullivan, testified that Lizzie was the only person she saw in the home at the time her parents were murdered…” “3”. Now you can be innocent and have a murder happen in your house while you’re inside the exact same house, but what is wrong with this incident is that there was no forced entry on any of the windows or doors really doesn’t help your case that you’re