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Solar Activity: Normal, Geomagnetic Activity: Quiet, Moon Phase: Waning Crescent Omindirectional Condenser Boundary Microphone , Panasonic RR-QR240 Digital Audio Recorder, hp 4.1 MP Digital Camera, Cannon 105 Sure Shot 35 mm camera, Sony DCR-HC38 Video Recorder, Raytek MiniTemp Thermometer, Mannix lRT408k Thermometer, Flashlights murder cases in American history. On the morning of August 4th, 1892 Andrew Borden and his wife Abby were brutally murdered with an axe in their Fall River home. Suspicion immediately focused on their 32 year old daughter Lizzie who was eventually charged with the murders. She would spend ten months in jail awaiting trial before she was acquitted of all charges. Despite some circumstantial evidence that pointed towards Lizzie, the jury took less than an hour to deliberate and reach their verdict. There are many theories as to who may have murdered Andrew and Abby and why. Did Lizzie murder her father and step mother and if so, why? Or was it someone else who had an issue to settle with Mr. Borden?  Lizzie Borden : History & Hauntings of this famous Case 
to investigate. We had access to a few unoccupied attic rooms and the basement area as well which is noted as highly active. In addition, the Morse Room where Abby was murdered, we had complete access. 20 mins, no results) RadioShack CTR-122 Cassette Recorder. Ten minutes of a question and answer format using the digital audio recorder in the basement yielded no results. Ten minutes of a question and answer format using the digital audio recorder in the Morse Room yielded no results as well. One hour of recording time using the cassette recorder in the Morse Room did produce mixed results. A loud bang noise was recorded within the room, unexplained as to what it could have been. We also picked up what seemed to be a faint female voice, as displayed below. "Who is this? "
recorded near a window with a detectable draft).
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