WAS JOHN WILKES BOOTH A PAID ASSASSIN????

WAS JOHN WILKES BOOTH A PAID ASSASSIN?

  • YES

    Votes: 24 54.5%
  • NO

    Votes: 20 45.5%

  • Total voters
    44
Dahlgren Plot.........WOW, that was some goodA+ reading. All I can say is, it is cement to hold the pieces i already knew together, MOTIVE The beginning to the end, so to speak! It makes Benjamins association with the four Knights we know very tight. The relation ship was face to face between Judah P. Benjamin and the leader of the Booth Gang.
It also makes Stanton look guilty as H!!! I just haven't figured that guy out 100% yet. It had to be money.......:icon_scratch: When he was a young lawyer, Stanton enjoyed being the defender of justice especially when the villains were the Whigs or Democrats. Stanton became acquainted with a young idealist Cincinnati lawyer. Salmon P. Chase. Chase was connected to Franklin Pierce and Senator Gwinn.....*K.G.C.)Stanton the lawyer, refused to openly support anti-slavery. He was admitted to practice law before the United States Supreme court in February 1850. Accepted a post in California as a land commissioner in 1857 until 1959....Sacramento Daily Union 6 August 1857 ? California Digital Newspaper Collection He was the man that decided if you could keep your land...... Philip Barton Key, United States Attorney for the District of Columbia was killed by a friend of Stantons in 1859. Stanton got him off by being the first lawyer in the u.S. to use the temporary insanity plea. Stanton appointed the cabinet position of Attorney General in President Buchanan's administration in 1860.(K.G.C.)The very same day Stanton accepted his new position the flag of the United States descended in South Carolina. Stanton clandestinely became an informer to the Republicans, mainly Senator William H. Seward LEADER OF THE RADICAL BLACK REPUBLICANS. who in turn informed President-elect Lincoln of what was being done in Buchanan's white house, a direct violation of his oath of office. He was a very dirty (LIAR)lawyer........Edwin McMasters Stanton: the autocrat of rebellion, emancipation, and ... - Frank Abial Flower - Google Books
Stanton remained as the Secretary of War under the new President Andrew Johnson during the first years of Reconstruction. He opposed the lenient policies of Johnson towards the former Confederate States. Johnson's attempt to dismiss Stanton ultimately led to President Johnson being impeached by the House of Representatives. Johnson removed Stanton from the Cabinet and replaced him with Ulysses S. Grant. However, this was overruled by the Senate, and Stanton barricaded himself in his office when Johnson tried again to replace Stanton with Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas, while radical Republicans initiated impeachment proceedings against Johnson
Stanton returned to law after retiring as Secretary of War, and in 1869 was nominated as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court by Johnson's successor, Ulysses S. Grant; however, he died four days after his nomination was confirmed by the Senate.
FOUR DAYS......:icon_scratch: Did Stanton have enemies that did not want him to be in the SUPREME COURT (K.G.C.)?

He died during an asthma attack in Washington, DC. Most deaths caused by asthma result from a gradual worsening of symptoms, and sudden and unexpected deaths are relatively rare. 'The ultimate cause of death is a shortage of oxygen,' says Dr Martyn Partridge, Chief Medical Adviser.
 

I had not heard about patrick martin.
Other shadow players involved with Booth include CSA spies Preston Parr and Beverly Tucker,and CSA spy/courier Sarah Slater,who was to give Booth payment in gold at the Washington Hotel,but instead disappeared into history with the gold.
 

Beverly Tucker was implicated, but the dealings between he and the crew I have identified are not available for research. Most of it took place in Canada.

L.C.
 

Beverly Tucker was implicated, but the dealings between he and the crew I have identified are not available for research. Most of it took place in Canada.

L.C.

KGC was VERY active in Canada; Toronto, I think. Even Albert Pike & Jubal Early were there... AFTER the CONFEDERATE WAR.
 

There was a lot going on in Canada with the K.G.C. (secret service). At one point the C.S.A were mounting attacks from the northern border to try and divide the Union forces. Didn't work for them. Tucker was an important player for the C.S,A. there is no doubt about it. They tried to prove that he helped finance the assassination / conspirators as well. When you have a rouge group they tend to acquire what they need through their own methods. ie. distanced from the leadership of the secret service. This may be why J. Davis and Tucker and the likes, were telling the truth when they denied any doings in the Lincoln assassination.
L.C. Baker
 

If I wore the suit of an abolitionist, I could cause turmoil and redirect that party to suit my K.G.C. friends.....all the while remaining undetected and above suspicion in the plot to kill Lincoln. "Freedom of speech" could be my platform, speaking out against the "gag rule" to misdirect the attention of what was actually taking place behind the scenes. While the future assassin frequented my house and had affairs with my daughter.
L.C.
 

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There was a lot going on in Canada with the K.G.C. (secret service). At one point the C.S.A were mounting attacks from the northern border to try and divide the Union forces. Didn't work for them. Tucker was an important player for the C.S,A. there is no doubt about it. They tried to prove that he helped finance the assassination / conspirators as well. When you have a rouge group they tend to acquire what they need through their own methods. ie. distanced from the leadership of the secret service. This may be why J. Davis and Tucker and the likes, were telling the truth when they denied any doings in the Lincoln assassination.
L.C. Baker

MORE interested in KGC/OAK; YOU are OBSESSED with the assassination; WHY...?
 

I guess because once i discovered who was behind it, I just started working my way out of it to the truth of what the OAK did after the Civil War. Inquiring minds...........:dontknow: WHY? did they kill him?



Sorry if I let you down.

L.C. Baker
 

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MORE interested in KGC/OAK; YOU are OBSESSED with the assassination; WHY...?

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Mainly because of this picture as compared to this picture.

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I can't stand a liar. L.C. Baker:occasion14:
 

I guess because once i discovered who was behind it, I just started working my way out of it to the truth of what the OAK did after the Civil War. Inquiring minds..........
CSA spy Sarah Slater/aka Kate Thompson is the link between the members of Davis's cabinet and the KGC in Canada.Discover who gave her the gold payment to deliever to Booth at the Washington Hotel,and the skene of players will unravel.Yes,Slater took the money and ran to New York,then disappeared.As a dedeicated agent of the CSA,the questions are WHY and Where did she disappear to without leaving a trace?
 

CSA spy Sarah Slater/aka Kate Thompson is the link between the members of Davis's cabinet and the KGC in Canada.Discover who gave her the gold payment to deliever to Booth at the Washington Hotel,and the skene of players will unravel.Yes,Slater took the money and ran to New York,then disappeared.As a dedeicated agent of the CSA,the questions are WHY and Where did she disappear to without leaving a trace?

They were not fool enough to put all of their eggs in one basket. I don't doubt what you are saying at all, but their was other funds from other directions in other hands that obviously made it there to get the job done. those are the men that i have identified.

L.C.
 

LCB you are one of the few people I know of that has mentioned or made reference to "The Escape and Suicide JWB". I don't believe Bates had enough imagination to make up such a story on his own. His facts and other info is quite good, otherwise how would he have known of certain family members or "secrets" unless he got them from the horses mouth.

The one laughable part is when he went into a cloak and dagger mode of operation to obtain his own information. Reminds me of an early detective show where the hero wears a long black overcoat with a hat pulled low over the eyes and he thinks he's inconspicuos.

I believe that JWB not only escaped, but died some time in the early 1900's.

I'll relate the following as to my belief.

I'm 71, nd in the early to mid 1950's there lived only a 100 yds. from my home, a woman of 55-60
who was taking care of her father who was in his 90's. His age would place him being born at the time of the War Between the States.
The family was originally from Texas. The old man had an interesting life: he participated in the long cattle drives, fought against and was wounded by indians, he had the scars to prove it, and drove a stagecoach pulled by four teams of horses. He whittled from scratch the coach and teams down to the last detail. This sat on his mantle as a memeory of days gone by. I know he told me where he used to drive this stagecoach, but I can't remember where.

Naturally he had a number of stories to tell and one day I asked him what his most memorable event was.


I thought he would tell me about gun fights, indian attacks, stampedes, stagecoach hold ups, etc. Without hesitation he replied, "the day I met Mr. John Wilkes Booth." His daughter Dotty, shrieked, "dad you promised not to tell." I started to tell him that JWB was killed at a barn in Virginia, but he cut me off with a wave of his hand and said, "MR Booth Died in the early 1900's, I know because I met him".
I couldn't believe what I was seeing of his daughter; her eyes were wide open as was her mouth, the jaw was moving but no sound came forth, she was going catatonic at what he father had just told me. I thought she was going to faint.

He continued by saying that he met and spoke to WJB in the 1890's. He said it took him a few minutes to realize that the man in front of him was the WJB. It was the only time he ever met him. I said, "but he was killed in Virginia, wasn't he?" He said that WJB escaped and died a natural death. I guess he didn't know that the man committed suicide.

Dotty said you broke your promise. He assured her of two things. One,he would be dead by the end of the year, and two, no one would believe it anyhow. He was right on both counts. Anyone I mentioned this to promptly told me I was crazy because everyone knew that he died in a barn.

It was the first time that I ever heard that WJB got away with it. This site has given enough evidence that says he did live a long life. Thanks everyone for all the great information.
 

The truth will be common knowledge before too long. The speculations an conspiracy theories will forever be closed. The men that killed Lincoln and why they did it will become public knowledge. Thanks to everyone on this site that has contributed with argument and facts. You have all been a great help.

Thanks to all, L.C. Baker:icon_thumleft:
 

L. C., i believe that you believe you can get the information out and make folks understand, BUT, just don't forget what the college professors in this country have done to the minds of the students, plus, it starts in the grade schools with
misdirection, misinformation, and it is hard to change some minds. As for me i would love to know the full truth.
For instance, look how the kkk tried to cause folks to believe what the commies were doing. i heard that the guy that had a dream was a card totin' commie but folks did'nt believe that either. i hope the best of luck to you on the trip, and i hope many, many will understand how they have been run over with the college professors etc.,etc.
 

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