《Monster》 Season 4 stills revealed: Lizzie Borden case enters eight-episode narrative

 Netflix has released posters and stills for the fourth season of its true crime series Monster, focusing on the Lizzie Borden case.The eight-episode season will be released on September 17.

Ella Beatty plays Lizzie, with season 3 star Charlie Hunnam playing her father this season and Rebecca Hall playing her stepmother.Sarah Paulson stars as Erin Wuornos, and Vicki Cripps, Billie Lourd, and Jessica Barden also join the cast.

In 1892, Lizzie from Massachusetts, USA, was accused of murdering her father and stepmother with an axe, and was ultimately acquitted by a jury.The case and judgment have caused widespread controversy and have continued to become the source of film, television and popular culture.

《In Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme》-Liz Borden picks up an ax《, the murder scene is described with the numbers forty and forty-one, writing her as an axe-wielding murderer.The nursery rhyme legend and the judicial acquittal have become the background for this name to be discussed repeatedly to this day.

》Monster--The first season will be launched in 2022, telling the case of Jeffrey Dahmer.Dahmer, known as the “Milwaukee Devil”, killed 17 men. Although he had a mental disorder, he was still found to be conscious at the time of the crime. He was sentenced to 16 life sentences for multiple murders.

The second season is created by Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan, starring Javier Bardem, Chloë Sevigny, Nicholas Alexander Chavez, and Cooper Koch, focusing on brothers Lyle and Eric Mendes.In 1989, their parents were shot to death in their Beverly Hills home, and an investigation ultimately identified the brothers as the murderers.They claimed they had been abused by their parents for a long time and killed in self-defense. They were eventually sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

The third season stars Hunnam as Ed Gein.In the 1950s, authorities discovered that he was killing people, robbing graves, and making objects out of human remains.The case later inspired fictional characters such as Norman Bates in Psycho and Buffalo Bill in The Silence of the Lambs.