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“NETFLIX Warning: Spoilers ahead for all episodes of Monster : The Lizzie Borden Story.”
“As depicted in the show, Báthory bathed in the blood of virgins, young women she murdered by the hundreds.”
“Vicky Krieps as Bridget Sullivan, the Bordens’ Irish maid.”
“In reality, Abby was apparently innocuous.”
“Nance O’Neil Nance O’Neil, a real-life stage and silent-film star, plays a large role in Monster .”
“Billie Lourd as Emma Borden and Rebecca Hall as Abby Borden in Monster .”
“In reality, menstruation played into the narrative around the case, but wasn’t such a personal issue.”
“Like most people born in the 1950s, Wournos may well have heard of the accused killer, but probably not past the nursery rhyme about her.”
“After that, the two lost touch, she told a reporter after Lizzie’s death.”
“Monster shows Wuornos declining her requested last meal, chicken from KFC, saying she’s too nervous to eat.”
“She would later say that she liked Lizzie, and that she never knew the truth about who killed the Bordens.”
“She was 42 when her father and stepmother were killed, making her about 20 years past marrying age by Victorian standards.”
“She is eventually found guilty of her crimes and bricked into a chamber, where she starves to death.”
“O’Neil remains friends with Lizzie, frequenting Maplecroft well into their old age.”
“In real life, Emma wasn’t a social butterfly by any means; in fact, she’s been described as agoraphobic.”
“That’s great news for Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan, the duo behind FX’s new series Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story .”
“Though she wasn’t at home at the time of the murders — she was visiting friends in Fairhaven, about 15 miles away — that outing would have been an exception to her usual routine.”
“After the trial, Emma moved in with Lizzie at Maplecroft.”
“She describes herself as “forceful” and takes command of the household.”
“Vicky Krieps as Elizabeth Báthory, with a few doomed handmaidens behind her.”
“Aileen Wournos (Sarah Paulson) visiting Lizzie Borden’s fictional dove enclosure in Monster.”
“But there was a real Countess Báthory who was tried in the early 1600s for the murder of more than 600 girls.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Fact Check The Real Women of ‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’ From the titular alleged murderer to a bloodthirsty 16th-century countess and a 1980s sex worker-serial killer, Ryan Murphy’s new show ties together real-life rageful women — but often stretches the truth By Elisabeth Garber-Paul Elisabeth Garber-Paul Contact Elisabeth Garber-Paul on X The Real Women of ‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’ The World’s Hardest ‘Sex and the City’ Quiz Around the U.S., Small Rock Clubs Are Supporting Thriving Local Scenes View all posts by Elisabeth Garber-Paul September 23, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Ella Beatty's version of Lizzie Borden isn't exactly accurate — but it's definitely entertaining.”