LIZZIE BORDEN'S GRAVE(CHANGED HER NAME TO LIZBETH AFTER THE TRAIL)

NOTE: The murders of Mr. Borden & Mrs. Borden are actually quite easy to solve. A double homicide was committed in a household where a total of four people were present right next to one another yet nobody saw or heard anything. Television, radio, and headphones didn't exist back then. Mr. Borden was a wealthy man who was not liked in the community. The jury decided within an hour of finding Lizzie "not guilty" and of course she wasn't guilty.
Had Mr. Borden not been giving his fortune away pre-maturely to his step-wife by Will and Testimony and/or taking away property from his daughters the murders perhaps would not have occurred. Mrs. Borden was killed because she was the next in line to inherit Mr. Borden's fortune. Mr. Borden's brother-in-law, Robert V. Morse, a butcher by trade, brother of deceased first wife who had to come to town to sign papers as well to relinquish property perhaps against his own free will. Transportation was not a simple thing in the 1890's. Lizzie Border was too small to overcome two people in a matter of minutes, one being a male. Mr. Borden was sitting down when he was assaulted perhaps having a conversation with his murderer. He was taken out by a hard first strike from a right-handed person. The maid, Bridget claims that she was taking a nap on the 2nd floor as Mrs. Borden was performing maid services. She lived upstairs in the 3rd floor attic. Why was she on the 2nd floor unless she messed up her alibi unlike Lizzie who kept changing her story. Lizzie's sister Emma was out of town during the murders but Lizzie had returned earlier as not to implement her younger sister. Robert Morse stayed the night before which meant he left the very same day of the murders. Lizzie & Emma were the children from his deceased sister. He had no relationship with Mr.& Mrs. Borden. Before the murders Lizzie had tried to obtain cyanide from a local druggist but failed. The entire family did suffer from food poisoning shortly afterwards. There had been a crime committed prior to the murders within the household where $50(alot of money back then) was taken as well as some jewelry. The crime was reported to the police but nothing came about it. Lizzie had also been arrested some time after her trail for shoplifting. I believe the murder was committed by Mr. Robert V. Morse. I believe after he murdered Mrs. Borden last as he slipped out the side door from Mr. Borden's 2nd floor bedroom. Yes, Lizzie Borden did not commit the actual murders but she was a partner in crime with her biological uncle besides they had everything thing to lose to a woman they had nothing in common with. Mr. Morse would not permit his motherless nieces to go through life struggling over a total stranger.