How They Were Caught: John Wilkes Booth
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3 роки томуThe story of the man behind Lincoln's assassination.
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STILLS
Lincoln''s Use of Mercury Pills For Depression
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Trial of John Surratt
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Illustration of Booth Assassinating Lincoln, 1865.
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Booth Runs After Assassinating Lincoln, 1865.
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Ford's Theater In Washington
Abraham Lincoln [Death]
John Wilkes Booth
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Conspirator'S Court - Execution Before Lincoln Was Buried
Edwin Booth
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Ford's Theater
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Illustration of John Wilkes Booth Escaping
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Hospital Ward in Armory Square
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Presidental Box in Ford's Theatre
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Celebration of the emancipation.
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Landscape at Overveen with walkers
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1860s Gun Used By John Wilkes Booth
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View From The Packet Wharf At Frenchtown Looking Down Elk Creek
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Execution Of The Conspirators
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President Abraham Lincoln
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Sherman And His Generals
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Barn in a landscape, A barn with opened door in a landscape with a ditch, farm or solitary house in landscape, Remigius Adrianus Haanen (mentioned on object), Austria, 1848, paper, etching, h 135 mm × w 184 mm
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[Broadside For The Capture Of John Wilkes Booth
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1838, Bradford Map of Virginia
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The Assassination of President Lincoln at Ford's Theatre
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Washington DC streets and landmarks
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Historical Reenactment WWI Night Warfare
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Ford's Theatre on anniversary of Lincoln assassination
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United States Presidents Making Unilateral Decisions
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1912 DRAMATIZATION: NIGHT: Arsonists, criminals exiting barn stable. ACTOR portraying Fire Marshal Thomas P. Brophy firing pistol as signal. Arsonists captured, hand pulling alarm, candle turning over in hay, hay on fire.
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Argentina opera 'Carmen'
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Trans-Siberian Railway
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WASHINGTON, D.C.: THE NATIONAL MALL: HD
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1860s A civil war battle lights a hillside at night
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Picture depicting Abraham Lincoln during debate with Stephen Douglas
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Willard Campbell impersonates Abraham Lincoln delivering the Gettysburg Address
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Georges Clemenceau at the Lincoln Memorial
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Students begin school year at new women's college Mundelein College in Chicago with musical performance
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Witness Mrs. Matilda Todd tells Lincoln assassination story to schoolchildren in 1932
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@mercedesgazda1635 3 роки тому
“booth was both a confederate sympathizer and white supremacist.” *pretends to be shocked*
@Stopcommentingthesamecomments 3 роки тому
Duh
@TheTeezy1000 3 роки тому
And Lincoln was a republican....
@Stopcommentingthesamecomments 3 роки тому
@@TheTeezy1000 ya but it way different back then
@TheTeezy1000 3 роки тому
@@Stopcommentingthesamecomments democrats always got an excuse....
@zoinks8868 3 роки тому
@@TheTeezy1000 Republican here. If you seriously believe that Republicans back then were the same as now then there's something wrong with your head.
@deb8911 3 роки тому
It always amazed how one booth brother saved a Lincoln, while the other killed a Lincoln. And all the parallels between Lincoln and Kennedy were always spooky as well. To think, he signed a bill to start the secret service (for counterfeit money) the day he died.
@parwinderkaur8038 2 роки тому
Wait one Booth brother SAVED Lincoln??? I'm sorry what? Also apologies if I'm supposed to know this but I'm not American so we were never really taught much about his life... Can I get the info please?
@deb8911 2 роки тому
@@parwinderkaur8038 Google. I learned it from an old show called “beyond belief fact or fiction”. John Wilkes Booth, who killed the president, had a brother Edwin who saved the presidents son (Robert) from getting hit by a train (in NJ) shortly before the president died.
@expertarcher8542 2 роки тому
@@parwinderkaur8038 Edwin booth saved Lincoln’s son
@rapunzabelle 3 роки тому
Why weren’t we ever taught in school that there was a whole conspiracy group? They always gave us the impression it was a heat of the moment, acted alone kind of thing.
@alexwilson3101 3 роки тому
..And that assassinating VP Jackson and SS Seward were also in the plans..
@SJK_44 3 роки тому
I'll put you on screat information
@BYUIPolitico 3 роки тому
It was kind of both, but yes there was a whole conspiracy.
@seanj6310 2 роки тому
Textbooks aren't going to give you the whole story. Do your own research. This video doesn't even tell us what happened to the coward John Surrat.
@expertarcher8542 2 роки тому
They also tried to kill General Grant but that’s missed in this video
@masonwatson9379 3 роки тому
Buzzfeed: Solved
@seant1479 3 роки тому
Un
@elivandrisse 3 роки тому
@@seant1479 buzzfeed: solvedun
@seant1479 3 роки тому
@@elivandrisse devlosnu
@goe5 3 роки тому
Actually he escaped and lived for 38 years. This has been recorded by the Smithsonian. Unsolved mysteries had a fully episode on John Wilkes Booths escape
@notCynicalReally 3 роки тому
Honestly, while I do miss the ghoul boys, I've really been enjoying recent content.
@jacklemm1518 3 роки тому
They still make content every now and then probably cause of their contract. But they obviously love doing it so I doubt they would just stop.
@faithgill9634 3 роки тому
They have a channel called Watcher! It can keep you company until unsolved is back ❤️
@Ryang405 3 роки тому
I don’t like aria
@essex3777 3 роки тому
I'd like to see H.H. Holmes next
@larong27 3 роки тому
@@faithgill9634 ,
@basementdwellercosplay 3 роки тому
I like how they add"the racist Booth" like I think we got enough hints in his life that he was pretty racist
@konvictionXX 3 роки тому
k
@seraphstray1552 3 роки тому
well it's buzzfeed and it's 2021. They've gotta really drive it home for some reason because they, like our government, twitter and facebook, don't believe you and others viewing this can think for yourselves.
@Chemical_Ali 3 роки тому
@@seraphstray1552 And I like how they added the claim that he said "The south is avenged!" Give it a few more years and a Buzzfeed video will claim he shouted "Heil Hitler!" and "This is MAGA country!"
@Jones-eq4bs 3 роки тому
@@seraphstray1552 think for themselves? You don’t think JWB was a racist?!?! Yikes...
@Jones-eq4bs 3 роки тому
@@Chemical_Ali I learned he shouted “the south has been avenged” over 20 years ago in school. just say you’re racist and move on lol
@theohaegele9011 3 роки тому
6:48 If anybody's wondering, the "funniest line" was: "You sockdologizing old man-trap!"
@AverytheCubanAmerican 3 роки тому
Lincoln, look out, there's a guy right behind you with a... *OMG HE HAS AIRPODS IN*
@graygray2444 3 роки тому
@@AxxLAfriku ok then 🙄
@FreyaEinde 3 роки тому
Y’all ever wonder if Our American Cousin was any good.
@Haseri8 3 роки тому
Apparently so, in fact there was a craze for one of the characters
@rachelraquel9702 3 роки тому
It was suppose to be very funny, by 19th century standards at least.
@MsZfactor 3 роки тому
You can find performances of it on line. It's funny taking the humor of the time period. It was also hugely popular. Laura Keene originally was going to have it run only a week but ended up having a 151 show run in New York. Lincoln enjoyed the play due to its humor reminding him of his own upbringing.
@markcadieux3445 2 роки тому
"Other than that Mrs Lincoln, how did you like the play?"
@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un 3 роки тому
Lincoln: did well in theaters *Historically this has not been true*
@danielguth5758 3 роки тому
Not you again
@aliqui6305 3 роки тому
Oh yes! You again 😂
@theunknown3537 3 роки тому
Bruh!🤣
@c.i.a3279 3 роки тому
yep take the advice from a koren leader
@Mimi-cq4bg 3 роки тому
He did just great!! Well.... except that one time....
@themagicknightress7132 3 роки тому
That’s why Lincoln’s beard looks odd... he has no moustache
@ryd.wav27 3 роки тому
Bezinga
@johannahgeorgeson3758 3 роки тому
And John Wilkes Booth’s mustache is the missing piece
@maya-4733 3 роки тому
Not me just realizing this
@voraciousreader3341 3 роки тому
That was very much the norm then. Of course, now Amish and Mennonite men tend to shave their mustaches and keep their beards. .
@popsicko6493 2 роки тому
@@johannahgeorgeson3758 all they had to do was kiss and make up (quite literally) and everything would've been fine
@someyoutubeaccount7125 3 роки тому
Yup I'm thoroughly convinced. John Wilkes Booth said "All hail the watcher" right before shooting Lincoln.
@bobhotpocket1875 3 роки тому
All hail the watcher
@luieescobar3687 3 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@ItsMythicOfficial 3 роки тому
every day he walked into work and said "All hail the watcher!"
@spaghettiontheweekends4108 3 роки тому
All hail the watcher
@jadadabbadoo 3 роки тому
The saddest part is the man with lincoln (the one who is pointing at booth in the painting) later went insane because he couldn't save the president. I think he killed his family, himself, or both. Not quite sure about that one though
@sarahno899 3 роки тому
Yeah, he attacked his children and when his wife tried to protect them, he shot and killed her. Then he stabbed himself and tried to kill himself, but survived. He spent the next almost 30 years in an asylum before he died.
@EUSA1776 3 роки тому
Major Henry Rathbone attacked his children in a rage one December night in 1883, he then fatally shot and stabbed his wife Clara Harris (who had been in the President’s box with Rathbone), he then stabbed himself in the chest five times trying to commit suicide. He was declared insane and held in a German insane asylum (he was U.S consul to Hanover at the time) and died there in 1911.
@johanvajse8410 2 роки тому
that is very sad edit: his wife was his stepsister
@parwinderkaur8038 2 роки тому
@@johanvajse8410 you went from 'it was very sad' to HIS WIFE WAS HIS STEPSISTER...Sweet Home Alabama T-T
@peggypeggy4137 2 роки тому
@@parwinderkaur8038 I knew a woman who dated a man. At the same time, the man's father started dating her mother. They were already well grown and had never actually lived together as step siblings when they got married (in their thirties),so it wasn't completely weird. They were all from Newfoundland. People would tease them, saying that this was a typical "Newfie" marriage. Fortunately, they had a great sense of humour.
@Jscsonic 3 роки тому
The videos on this channel are always stellar, but damn I'm genuinely impressed by how in-depth this video is! I never knew about the Vice President and Secretary of State also being part of the plot! Documentaries, museums, and even school only ever focused on John in the theater. Or maybe I just never paid attention... Regardless, keep it up guys!
@johanvajse8410 3 роки тому
I don't remember it in school either. At my school, I don't think it was taught as a plot but more an act of a madman. strange
@blofeld39 3 роки тому
Secretary Seward's son was also seriously injured in the attack, and his daughter died months later because her health was shattered.
@Jscsonic 3 роки тому
@@johanvajse8410 yeah same here it's kinda ridiculous this is way cooler. Same goes with other major historical events like the moon landing. I didn't know there were multiple manned moon landings until I was in my 20s. The American school system needs an overhaul
@bluefox99887 3 роки тому
If you enjoyed this, you should go check out Shane's Puppet History episode on Watcher about an earlier failed attempt on Lincoln's life. It's really intetesting and something you definitely don't learn about in school.
@Jscsonic 3 роки тому
@@bluefox99887 yup haha, I own a Puppet University shirt and a Professor notebook! I've been a fan of Shane and Ryan since their original Unsolved series haha :)
@footyfan101ful 3 роки тому
How they were caught: Ricky Goldsworth
@voraciousreader3341 3 роки тому
Having studied Lincoln’s life thoroughly over the decades, I firmly believe that he had established the moral authority to significantly change the way African Americans were viewed and treated in this country had he lived. I’m not naive enough to believe that racism would have been eradicated, but the place Lincoln would have moved it to is evidenced by his publicly stated desire for AA men to have the vote, a right which would not be accorded to women until 1920. Lincoln’s loss to this country is incalculable.
@black_rx4549 3 роки тому
To see the actual loss Lincoln's death caused, study Andrew Johnson
@___JB Рік тому
Booth was native american says his wikipedia.. lincoln didnt free slaves he wanted the confederate states (the natives) to release their prisoners of war aka slaves
@oooh19 13 днів тому
Yea but it was only the African American men who could vote not women!
@720reddog 3 роки тому
Why does John Wilkes Booth get all the best acting jobs? He has all the best headshots. 😀
@InternetDarkLord 3 роки тому
A tourist pamphlet for Charles County MD once featured a picture of John Wilkes Booth with the slogan "Charles County is a great place for a weekend getaway." The Mudd House and swamp where Booth hid are both open to the public.
@Sofie2734 3 роки тому
I’m loving this type of content. I know unsolved is the type of content most people come here for, but I like the history centric content!
@thequeennala956 3 роки тому
John Wilkes booth aka the festering blood blister on the bottom of a foot
@divyanshbahuguna6324 3 роки тому
Can I get the weed this guy's mother was smoking?
@ethan60645 3 роки тому
Andrew Johnson always manages to disappoint somehow
@KougajiCalling 3 роки тому
It is one of the things he's best at...
@rachelraquel9702 3 роки тому
No wonder he had issues with everyone telling him he was bad his whole life.
@konvictionXX 3 роки тому
You kinda bad tho🥴
@rachelraquel9702 3 роки тому
@@konvictionXX excuse me?
@Wreckz3 3 роки тому
@@rachelraquel9702 hes basically saying u look good or something
@rachelraquel9702 3 роки тому
@@Wreckz3 lol, my cartoon Veronica Picture?
@clules_s 2 роки тому
@@konvictionXX lmao you down bad bro just don't respond you prob were drunk or something we all make mistakes and call cartoons bad
@eilyahussain3153 3 роки тому
Genuinely loving the recent content they’ve been putting out
@threewindsports7721 3 роки тому
Not gonna lie. Good video, but there’s a good amount of historical inaccuracies in this video. For example that wasn’t Dr. Mudd, that was Samuel Arnold.
@MichaelWolf940 3 роки тому
Thank you for these amazing videos! Please keep them coming!
@davidkurvach3993 3 роки тому
I think you confused the image of Samuel Arnold for Dr. Mudd.
@BigTimeRush14100 3 роки тому
*born in bel-air* This is the story all about how My life got flipped turned upside down And I'd like to take a minute, just sit right there I'll tell you how I became the president assassinator from Bel-Air
@hannahalbano6300 3 роки тому
Underrated comment
@thegooserr12 3 роки тому
I NEED A FULL VERSION
@themoderator2594 3 роки тому
The Being wants to have Shane and Ryan again we miss them
@sam5miy 3 роки тому
Do you watch their channel?
@MasterMatter 3 роки тому
@@sam5miy watcher? I like that channel
@themoderator2594 3 роки тому
The Being says Yeah
@jazzywazzy1998 3 роки тому
They gotta post other videos while they are working on the series
@MasterMatter 3 роки тому
@@jazzywazzy1998 yeah, your right some people dont realize it takes time to make awesome content. I'm fine waiting on Shane and Ryan as long as t ghb ey pump out that awesomeness like they always do lol
@gonzolonzo1383 3 роки тому
I think its pretty funny his boot got stuck and he broke his leg, but the show must go on, so he busts out some Latin for flair
@expertarcher8542 2 роки тому
Ay! Break a leg out there
@GBU61 25 днів тому
I wonder if the phrase “break a leg” in theatre vernacular originated from this?
@WCWThunderRosa 3 роки тому
$100,000 in 1865 is equal to $1,598,000 today
@tatyana-fw8re 3 роки тому
I'm absolutely addicted to these how they we're caught
@midna3000 3 роки тому
I love this video! I highly recommend visiting Fords Theater, if you can. I feel like the narrator was an improved Alexa speaking, though 😅
@CJWilcox109 3 роки тому
Michael O’laughlin - happy go lucky irishman 🍀4:54
@kendallm8331 3 роки тому
Oh cool, I had no idea about the vp and secretary of state being a part of the plot, great video!
@carolinenelson92 3 роки тому
National Treasure 2 taught me most of these facts, but this video reminded me about them years later.
@XJYNCT 3 роки тому
I was kinda disappointed when I found out this video wasn't going to be narrated by the male narrator's. However, this woman's voice is very soothing and calm.
@sam5miy 3 роки тому
Yep it'll out you right to sleep very monotone
@soslothful Рік тому
Why would it disappoint you to not have a male narrator?
@XJYNCT Рік тому
@@soslothful He has a very soothing voice. But the lady here is nice too.
@soslothful Рік тому
@@XJYNCT He? A previous narrator?
@number1natasha 3 роки тому
the comments about bringing back ryan n shane are annoying n tired. i'm loving the content being created, keep it up team!!!
@midnightblues9895 3 роки тому
actually, they didnt stop, right? they had a new season months ago. im pretty there'll be a new season.
@accioyoongi 3 роки тому
@@midnightblues9895 yep, there will be, idk when cuz of the pandemic.
@taerotica0117 3 роки тому
John Wilkes booth is buried in greenmount cemetery in Baltimore Maryland??? AINT no secret grave lol
@littleyellowdeer 3 роки тому
Maybe it was a secret back then?
@taerotica0117 3 роки тому
@@littleyellowdeer perhaps but it’s been a known grave for at least 20 years now, so in the event of the video, they could’ve researched more 😂😂
@tawnya0627 3 роки тому
His burial was kept "secret" because they didn't want crazy racist confederates digging up his decaying body and raising up more zealots to the cause.
@EUSA1776 3 роки тому
The actual physical location of Booth’s grave is unknown. He was buried at the cemetery yes, but out of shame the family had him buried with no gravestone, hence a “secret” grave.
@chadchelo 3 роки тому
John Wilkes Booth actually has two gravesites.
@yaboinoname 3 роки тому
dang y this content high key getting good w/o the ghoul boys
@wimdmaster 3 роки тому
I love this series
@Mr.CanMan3 3 роки тому
Get y’all popcorn ready for this one
@lauren27kate 3 роки тому
Man he really thought lemme kill a guy and everyone gonna be behind me.... like there's a reason you lost the war ya know
@pinaybaby08 3 роки тому
I’m not gonna lie, I’m happy that there’s content from this channel - but whoever is narrating needs more emotion. It just sounds like they’re reading off the paper and doesn’t really care what it is they’re reading. There are also inconsistencies in the story, but this was hard for me to watch and listen to since it wasn’t engaging
@expertarcher8542 2 роки тому
That’s because they are reading off a piece of paper
@spaghettiontheweekends4108 3 роки тому
love the idea of a getaway horse
@bradleyungles8605 8 місяців тому
This had more to do with the assassination rather than catching booth
@ZeeHilal 2 роки тому
Booth was like a ninja
@jasaraya831 3 роки тому
Ok but why were they pardoned?
@nathansamsfishingshow5975 3 роки тому
Idk about the other one, but Mudd was just a really good dude, and a devoted doctor. So in his eyes, he needed to heal this injured man because it’s not his place to judge what they did. That’s the laws job, and gods job.
@jasaraya831 3 роки тому
@@nathansamsfishingshow5975 thank you for answering me. I've started down that rabbit hole and that was my conclusion too.
@nathanroper2611 3 роки тому
I wonder, though, what came of the plot to murder President Johnson?
@johanvajse8410 3 роки тому
and why was the woman hanged?
@Sem5626 3 роки тому
@@johanvajse8410 co-conspirator in a treasonous act pretty sure
@corneliali7747 2 роки тому
I'm both laughing and glad that Atzerodt was a coward and just stuck to drinking (the version i heard is that he was trying to drink to steady his nerves but kept drinking and went straight drunk)
@saxboi1144 3 роки тому
The group was originally going to kill General Grant as well, as he was supposed to attend the play with Lincoln, but Grant decided not to go at the last minute.
@expertarcher8542 2 роки тому
I was told they actually tried to shoot grant but he escaped
@emilkoch4098 2 роки тому
I've been to Ford's Theater where Lincoln was shot. We saw the play "A Christmas Carol". It was somewhat eerie being there knowing a world famous president was shot there.
@ahmed-asfuq 3 роки тому
It's feels like joker in real life
@dejazO0 3 роки тому
he might be get support today!
@Bl1nkTM 3 роки тому
Good TTS
@danielp8670 3 роки тому
So this was basically a drive by shooting but instead of a car it’s a horse
@blofeld39 3 роки тому
That would make more sense if he had been on the horse the whole time. But he hadn't been.
@aidanhill1032 3 роки тому
You guys should come to bachelors grove cemetery
@ben-bg8zp 3 роки тому
You guys should do a buzzfeed unsolved on Chalino Sanchez
@MsTwissy 3 роки тому
Some of the statements in this conflict with the Wikipedia summary of the events. I wish buzzfeed showed their sources like Wikipedia does.
@addytude15 3 роки тому
The fire did WHAT
@w0nkt153 3 роки тому
Interesting
@faitherapyx0x407 3 роки тому
This was a story that is always of interest to me!!! So glad my favorites covered it!! 😊
@SES4L 2 роки тому
The best part is that the Secretary of War was the only cabinet member not planned to be killed. Stanton was also the one cabinet member who hated Lincoln...
@InternetDarkLord 3 роки тому
Next on How They were Caught: Leopold and Loeb.
@CharlieRickle1 3 роки тому
You could do an episode on the oakville blobs
@CainP 3 роки тому
One of the conspirators were written as “happy-go-lucky-irishman” 🤣
@VRainbows 3 роки тому
Never knew he was born in Maryland. I’m from there and we never learned this in school
@nikhilmally2735 3 роки тому
Lincoln looks like dwights cousin moes
@yesman6559 3 роки тому
Yes
@joseleswopes4396 2 роки тому
God 🙏 Bless Lincoln
@ZeeHilal 2 роки тому
God bless this brave man and his family.
@matthewhedrichjr.5445 2 роки тому
8:58 wait?! They didn’t carry Lincoln in a rocking chair. They just use their hands to carry Lincoln out of the theater. But still, he wasn’t shirtless, but after placing him on the bed, they removed it along with the rest of the clothing, according to Dr Leale in his diary.
@speedyloc8746 3 роки тому
Ive always said if I can have a convo with anyone from history it would be Abraham Lincoln, and if I can go back to any time in recorded history I would go and make sure booth never got the chance to do that to the greatest president we ever had
@thecawdsquad875 2 роки тому
Lincoln never should have sat in John Wilkes' booth.
@travisbayles870 7 місяців тому
They were all heroes
@winter_wolf3284 3 роки тому
i have been summoned
@tanglednest1370 3 роки тому
It was like a hitman mission
@ZeeHilal 2 роки тому
I love John Wilkes Booth
@themanwithnoname2857 2 роки тому
Buried in a secret grave? Lot's of different theories suggest he evaded capture and raised a family living out the rest of his life.
@soslothful Рік тому
do these theories adduce any supportive evidence?
@rusty5141 6 місяців тому
@@soslothfulthere is a lot of evidence it was James William Boyd they killed in the barn and not Booth. Anyone interested can watch a UKposts video called: Did John Wilkes Booth avoid capture and live another 40 years? He goes over a lot of the evidencein that video.
@starkerstuvwxyz 3 роки тому
I legitimately can't decide whether this is a person talking with the least amount of emotion possible, or AI voice playing a script.
@brandoesyt649 3 роки тому
I Drive Past His Old House All The Time. It’s Right Near A McDonald’s And Harford County Community College & Bel Air Is Still The Same Way Till This Day😂🤦🏽♂️
@pinecone4610 3 роки тому
Anyone else read the book about this?
@bluefox99887 3 роки тому
If ya'll enjoyed this, you should go check out Shane's Puppet History episode about an earlier failed attempt on Lincoln's life. It's on his and Ryan's channel, Watcher.
@jonyboy24689 3 роки тому
Please bring back the old voice over guy
@sweetlullaby5156 3 роки тому
KUDOS TO THE NARRATOR!!!!
@mgf2293 3 роки тому
Why don’t you talk about the Brain theft of Albert Einstein
@wolfgamiing89 3 роки тому
“F@#k bitches, get money” ~ Abraham Lincoln 1800s
@nooknooktyb4922 3 роки тому
Wow
@elenamiller4748 3 роки тому
Bruh we just learned about this at school lol
@Mario-mw7nb 2 роки тому
He actually stayed in my Hometown before he left to kill Lincoln. For those who are interested, It's Franklin Pennsylvania.
@ineedalife4195 3 роки тому
not me living in bel air, maryland ✋🏻 i still can’t believe they have a picture of him in the courthouse
@themarinaraman9580 3 роки тому
Shame they missed the vice president. Johnson is probably one of the worst presidents because of his southern sympathies and refusal to do anything to protect Freeman.
@necrobrux8444 3 роки тому
Pro tip! If you are famous, don’t kill the president! You won’t get away with it.
@c.i.a3279 3 роки тому
Trump right now: CAP
@nelsonnoname001 3 роки тому
Glad this could be read by a robot girl - bee boo bop
@cherrytheanimator3806 3 роки тому
"The nation's biggest manhunt began" Too bad Dream wasn't there.
@gddiggy3828 2 роки тому
If there was an accurate movie on Booth and his other conspirators, Adam Driver better play him, they look nearly identical.
@marusajug6104 3 роки тому
please bring back buzzfeed unsloved maybe solved stories instead
@Rambam_Repertoire Рік тому
Hail Saint Booth. Peace be upon him
@ealswytheangelicrealms 3 роки тому
According to the book The Lincoln Conspiracy by David Balsiger published in 1977 Booth escaped Washington DC with a smuggler friend named Ed Henson and NOT David Herold. The book also says that Lewis Thornton Powell and Lewis Payne were 2 different people and although Lewis Powell carried out the attack on Steward Lewis Payne was found guilty. The book says confession statements by O'Laughlin and Atzerodt state that Payne and Powell were separate individuals. Evidence indicates that Payne was arrested and framed for his cousin, Powell's evil deed. Is any of this true? These facts in The Lincoln Conspiracy book differ from what I have read in all the other Lincoln Assassination books. The Lincoln Conspiracy book also says a man named James William Boyd was killed in Garrett's barn ant NOT Booth. Is that true?
@WickedTester176 3 роки тому
Jefferson Davis was found in a dress, according to legend
@lisasun9623 2 роки тому
Basically this guy was OG Proud Boys. He actually thought people would praise him for his actions.
@crookid_biz1895 Рік тому
🤣 This is how you tell me you're incapable of logical thought without telling me you're incapable of logical thought. Who have the Proud Boys murdered? Their sedition charges are nothing but a politically charged charade. Hopefully truth and justice will prevail.
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