I still go with the Theory that the Assassination was planned and directed by Stanton and Vice President Andrew Johnson was somehow involved-after all WHO HAD THE MOST TO GAIN by the death of Lincoln? The Vice President.
Matter of fact, Booth went by and tried to see Johnson at his home the afternoon before the Assassination.
General Lafayette Baker, who investigated the Assassination and sent the Cavalrymen that captured Booth also traced the Assassination back to Stanton and Vice President Johnson. After the war, he wrote a book about his experiences as head of the Secret Service and was soon murdered. [A classic case of "A Man That Knew Too Much."]
Ironically, almost a Century later, another Vice President named Johnson is accused by many of being behind the Assassination of President Kennedy in Dallas on November 22, 1963. Obviously, LBJ had the most to gain by the death of Kennedy.
They point out that there is no question that LBJ did all in his power as President to conduct a "Cover-Up" of the Assassination. It was Johnson and Johnson alone that almost immediately ordered that the "Death Limousine" that JFK was riding in at Dallas to be sent to the Ford Motor Company to be "Overhauled."
What that effectively did was to destroy almost all the physical evidence left from the Assassination. For example, was the bullet hole in the windshield of the Limeousine caused by a bullet that came from behind OR from ahead of the car?
If the bullet came from AHEAD of the car, then that would validate the "Sniper on the grassy Knoll (or elsewhere) Theory."
Also, almost all the records and photographs of JFK's autopsy were sealed in the National Archives. Again, this prevents independent forensic pathologists from examining the records and drawing their own independent conclusions. Interestingly enough, after his death, LBJ was indicted by a Texas Grand Jury for being involved in several murders in Texas, but the sycophant national press never reported the news.
My point: Watch out for Vice Presidents named Johnson!!!