The Lizzie Borden Chronicles

After being acquitted for the murders of her parents, Lizzie plans to restart her life. Agent Charles Siringo is determined to find the truth. William Almy demands payment of a debt and the Borden sisters are blackmailed by their half-brother.

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#2

[roars in pain] [three more gunshots]

#3

Just not working so well.

#4

(police chief) Siringo. What do you got?

#5

Where you going?

#6 #7 #8

Yes. Well, um...

#9

If he's bailed out, he can leave now.

#10 #11

Private. I'm sure you understand.

#12 #13

He wouldn't just leave everything in the bank.

#14 #15

What say you, Mr. Foreman,

#16

Who are you?

#17

You can change your own sheets.

#18

Paul explained it.

#19 #20 #21 #22

Everything that he is owed, with interest.

#23 #24 #25 #26 #27

There's something in here.

#28

See you later.

#29 #30

[gasps]

#31 #32

Show me.

#33 #34

Our friends.

#35

but she never testified.

#36

Dug up some of the family tree, I'm guessing.

#37

It doesn't matter.

#38

[exhales] I'm sorry.

#39

Hello, sweetheart.

#40

(crying) My babies!

#41 #42

William fled unharmed. Almy's hand was injured.

#43 #44 #45 #46 #47 #48

But for now, come on.

#49 #50