Netflix’s Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story brings the infamous rhyme back to life, prompting researchers to trace its roots to the 1893 trial. Historians say the verse was likely penned by a newspaperman to boost sales, not a factual account. The catchy lines, set to a popular tune, cemented Borden’s myth in American folklore.
Cinema VinesNetflix’s Lizzie Borden drama sparks hunt for song’s origin; old rhyme traced to 1893 trial
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