Lizzie Borden Took an Ax Page #3
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2014
- 87 min
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Yes?
My mind is pretty clear
right now.
If you could excuse me for one minute.
What are they going to do?
That is the medical examiner.
They need to examine him now.
In the dining room?
Yes. Please.
Miss Lizzie,
could you please
show me your hands?
My apologies for this.
It is just a procedure
for anybody who was
in the house.
I understand.
You're seeing if
there's blood on them.
Over.
Thank you.
Miss Lizzie, what is this stain?
Oh.
It's stew, I think.
Stew?
I see.
Arms up, please.
District Attorney Knowlton.
Marshall.
Who are all these people?
Neighbors.
Word travels fast.
Has the Medical Examiner determined a time
of death yet?
He believes the lady
was taken at approximately
9:
00 this morning,the old man
perhaps an hour after that.
Was there a struggle?
The setting seems
to be undisturbed.
Evidence of theft?
Not at first glance, no.
Marshall, get this area secure.
And get these people out of here
so we can conduct
a proper investigation.
You said she received
a note before she left?
Yes.
Do we have that note?
Do you have the note?
Why would I...
No. Bridget, do you?
No, ma'am.
It must be with
Mrs. Borden.
Mrs. Borden is
your stepmother, correct?
Yes, she was.
Miss Borden, did you
love your stepmother?
How dare you ask that question?
Of course I did.
Marshall, must we
endure this inquisition?
Emma, it's okay.
Mr. Knowlton, what else
would you like to know?
Did you love your father?
This...
My father is a complicated man,
and he was known to be difficult,
but I loved him
like any daughter
would love her father.
Should we stay here tonight?
I'll stay with you both,
if you wish.
Thank you, Alice.
Why don't I have some food
brought over from my house?
We have some roast lamb.
I am rather hungry.
See you soon.
The Maplecroft house
is for sale.
Why are you
talking about this now?
You know, Lizzie,
that I'm always here
for you, to protect you.
Is there anything you want to tell me?
What would I want to tell you, Emma?
Why didn't you run
when you saw
someone had killed father?
Why would I run?
Did you know
the house was empty?
The madman could've
still been in the house,
he could have
killed you, Lizzie.
It didn't feel to me
like anyone else
was in the house.
But how could you know that?
I told you what happened.
Do you think I'm hiding
something from you?
No, of course not.
Good.
I'm so glad.
You know why I didn't run?
Why?
Because I thought to myself,
"That's what killers do.
They run."
I didn't want to
look like a killer.
Cuba moon, pitch-black sky
Chasing smoke
on a thin white line
I've got a dangerous...
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