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No one else was ever charged with the crime, and it has remained unsolved for over 125 years. Lizzie Borden's trial captivated the citizens of the United States, touching on debates around gender, class, ethnicity, and religious divisions, as well as heavily contributing to the public understanding of the criminal justice system in America. The facts of the case have fascinated people ever since, and many theories still exist about what happened that fateful day. Several books, a ballet, and even an opera were written about the horrific murders, as well as the following, albeit slightly inaccurate, children's rhyme:
Lizzie Borden took an axe, And gave her mother forty whacks.
When she saw what she had done, She gave her father forty-one.
The Borden house still stands today at 230 Second Street, serving as a bed and breakfast inn and museum, which provides tours, ghost tours, and ghost hunts.