Check out the case study and series recommendation about the new season of "Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story," a Ryan Murphy production. The series embellishes everything and stays far from the real story of Lizzie Borden, one of the most famous and controversial murder trials in United States history. It concerns the death of Andrew Borden and his second wife, Abby Borden, on August 4, 1892, in the city of Fall River, Massachusetts.

#crime #netflix #mystery #podcast

To become a member, click the link below:
@betoribeirocrime

00:00:00 Start: The Lizzie Borden Case and the Monsters Series (Review and Truths)
Presentation of the historical case of Lizzie Borden and a critical analysis of the Netflix series Monsters, by Ryan Murphy, differentiating real facts from fiction.

00:07:00 The Borden Family and Lizzie's Childhood in Fall River
Lizzie's birth in 1860, her origins in Fall River, the family dynamics with her father Andrew Borden, and the presence of her stepmother Abby Borden in the house.

00:14:00 Family Conflicts: The Relationship with Stepmother Abby and Father Andrew
00:21:00 The Real Crime: The Axe Murders and the Police Investigation
What happened on August 4, 1892: the actual number of axe blows in the reports, the police's first suspicions, the attempted purchase of poison, and the annulment of testimonies.

00:28:00 The Trial of Lizzie Borden, Innocence, and the Beginning of Fiction in the Series
Lizzie's acquittal before the jury, the influence of the sexism of the time on the verdict, her later life until 1927, and the initial distortions of the series. 00:35:00 Meg the Maid and the Creation of the "Monster" in Fiction
Alternative narrative of the miniseries involving the maid Bridget "Meg" Sullivan, bloody influences, and the creation of the fictional revenge plan.

00:42:00 The Pigeon Killing, Poisoning Attempts, and the Choice of Weapon
Differences between the pigeon incident in real life and in the series, suspicions of poisoning, and the choice of the axe as the weapon of the crime.

00:49:00 The Bertha Manchester Case and Historical Anachronisms
Chronological alterations in the series, crimes from different eras inserted into the plot, and changes in the profiles of real characters. 00:56:00 Aileen Wuornos and the House of Lizzie Borden
The fictional inclusion of serial killer Aileen Wuornos, the transformation of the crime house into a bed and breakfast, and the temporal inconsistencies.

01:02:00 Final Considerations: True Crime vs. Creative Freedom
Beto Ribeiro's conclusions on the trivialization of real crime in fictional scripts, casting, and the resolution of the historical enigma of Lizzie Borden.

TO BUY THE BOOK POWER INC.:
Amazon: https://a.co/d/5Tpw66f
Drummond: https://drummondlivraria.com.br/poder...

Become an investigator in Brazil's first crime club:
www.truecrime.club

BETO RIBEIRO STORE - NOTEBOOKS, MUGS, T-SHIRTS AND MUCH MORE
WEBSITE: https://lojabetoribeiro.com.br
FOR INTERNATIONAL SALES, USE WHATSAPP: +55 11 94306-3034

Anyone involved with the cases who wants to share their perspective on the story, please contact: equipebetoribeiro@gmail.com

Instagram: Instagram: betoribeiro
Community From Instagram: https://ig.me/j/AbZwNno-VFZjtv8Y/
TikTok: TikTok: betoribeiro_
Amazon: amazon.com/author/betoribeiro
Twitter: Twitter: betoribeiroreal
WhatsApp Link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/FPInyjc5fXL...
Telegram Link: https://t.me/betoribeirocrime

Beto Ribeiro (Journalist MTB 0096117/SP)
CHANNEL WITH A JOURNALISTIC VIEW OF INFORMATION AND CRIME PRECAUTION.

Subscribe, like, comment. :)
CRIME, BEHAVIOR AND MYSTERY - WITH BETO RIBEIRO