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New Docs Use AI to Interrogate Serial Killers Lizzie Borden, Aileen Wuornos
1 Sep
Summary
- Two new true-crime documentaries will use AI to reenact interrogations.
- Lizzie Borden and Aileen Wuornos are the subjects of the upcoming films.
- Films premiere on Crime+Investigation UK in late September and early October.
Two new true-crime documentaries, "Lizzie Borden: 40 Whacks" and "Aileen Wuornos: Damsel of Death," are set to premiere on Hearst Networks UK's Crime+Investigation channel. These upcoming productions follow the success of "Ed Gein: Original Psychopath," utilizing an innovative AI-created "interrogation room" device.
"Lizzie Borden: 40 Whacks," a 90-minute film, will re-examine the infamous 1892 murders of Borden's father and stepmother. It incorporates newly discovered police interrogation files to explore the evidence and lingering mysteries surrounding the case.
The two-part "Aileen Wuornos: Damsel of Death" delves into the life and crimes of a prominent female serial killer. The series will analyze FBI case files and feature testimony from the lead detective who questioned Wuornos.
Both documentaries aim to offer fresh perspectives on well-known cases, with "Lizzie Borden: 40 Whacks" premiering on Sunday, September 27, 2026, at 9 p.m. UK time, and "Aileen Wuornos: Damsel of Death" following on Sunday, October 4, 2026, in the same slot. These programs will also be broadcast internationally.
