A new report has shed some light on what Netflix‘s Monster Season 4 might look like and what it will be adapting.

What will Netflix’s Monster Season 4 focus on?

According to a new report from Nexus Point News, the fourth season of Ryan Murphy’s Netflix series will reportedly tackle the story of Lizzie Borden and her infamous trial and subsequent acquittal for murdering her father and stepmother with an axe in Massachusetts in 1892.

Borden’s story has become one of the most infamous and well-known true crime stories in American history. The story of Borden has been depicted several times in media as well, with various books, television shows, and movies having come out covering the story.

Netflix has not confirmed or acknowledged Nexus Point News’ story as of yet, so it’s unknown if the fourth season of the show will definitively cover Borden. The ongoing “Monster” anthology series, which follows the lives of “monstrous figures,” has so far dealt with different killers.

The first season, The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, starred Evan Peters as the titular figure, while the second season, The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, starred Nicholas Alexander Chavez and Cooper Koch. The upcoming third season of the series is titled Monster: The Original Monster, and will focus on Ed Gein. The role will be played by Charlie Hunnam, with Laurie Metcalf also attached to play Gein’s mother Augusta, Tom Hollander playing film director Alfred Hitchcock, and Olivia Williams playing Hitchcock’s wife, screenwriter and film editor Alma Reville.

Previously, director Ryan Murphy talked to Collider about choosing Ed Gein as the subject of Monster Season 3. He said, “After we did Menendez, Ian (Brennan) and I were talking about it, and we were interested in this idea of, ‘Where did our cultural interest in serial killers begin? Where and how did this all start?’”

(Source: Nexus Point News)