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What Did Bridget Sullivan Know About the Borden Murders? | HISTORY (opens the original)
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She was a key witness in Lizzie Borden's murder trial. When Andrew Borden was found dead in the sitting room of his Fall River, Massachusetts, home on August 4, 1892, one person had key information about what happened: the maid Irish immigrant Bridget Sullivan was in her mid-20s when she worked as the Borden family's live-in domestic servant. She was in the house on the day of the brutal murders of Andrew Borden, 70, and his wife, Abby Borden, 64, Lizzie’s stepmother. They’d been hacked to death
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