Stonewall Stonewall's death

[scooter748driver]

Up until now I'd discounted rumors of people seeing Booth on the grassy knoll in Dallas, but now I wonder...

 

[TallTallMan]

I said that when Booth heard Jackson was killed, he was told that Jackson was shot in the back. That is what Booth believed. I don't believe it, you don't believe it, Booth believed it.
Asia Booth told about John smuggling quinine into the South. Any quick search will give you information about it. You might check on the internet about Booth's service in the Confederate Secret Service. The information is out there, except for the when and where.
This explanation tells who, when, why, and where Booth became involved in the Secret Service. The pieces of information are out there, and I put the pieces together. You may judge how well I did.

Where did you see Booth say this?

 

[TallTallMan]

Tbh these are the kinds of threads that make us look bad, or well worse. Just a diatribe with no let's call it a secondary source.

Nah--the McClellan threads did that already.

 

[TallTallMan]

I did a "look inside" of Lincoln, Davis, and Booth: Family Secrets for the backstory.

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"[W]here Booth took his life"?

 

[RyanQ1864]

No soldier with that name, or anything similar to it, served during the Civil War.

At some point threads like this should not just be locked, but deleted entirely.

 

[Belfoured]

Oh, how I love this...

Another thing I learned from that link is that Davis (Joe - Jeff let his bro do the dirty work) paid Booth $50K in Confederate money and promised another $50K in Confederate money to off Abe. The Davises are lucky Booth didn't kill them ...

 

[Belfoured]

No soldier with that name, or anything similar to it, served during the Civil War.

At some point threads like this should not just be locked, but deleted entirely.

It appears that horse left the corral a couple of months ago. This is only the newest of ... well, I've lost count.

 

[Stryker65]

I said that when Booth heard Jackson was killed, he was told that Jackson was shot in the back. That is what Booth believed. I don't believe it, you don't believe it, Booth believed it.

How do you know that's what Booth believed? Evidence, please.

Asia Booth told about John smuggling quinine into the South. Any quick search will give you information about it. You might check on the internet about Booth's service in the Confederate Secret Service. The information is out there, except for the when and where.
This explanation tells who, when, why, and where Booth became involved in the Secret Service. The pieces of information are out there, and I put the pieces together. You may judge how well I did.

Please find this information for us. Just like your "Booth letter," many of us find it suspicious that you don't seem to have any of your "evidence" immediately on hand.

 

[JackADriscoll]

I have no problem believing that booth assisted in smuggling operations. The only source I could locate was asia but i could see something like this being kept quiet on his behalf it would have hurt him being able to travel. Luminaries of all types helped with the war effort how they could. Stonewall the head of the secret service though?

I will say one thing about threads like these, when caught in the right mood it gets me into the mood for reading. That's why I'm becoming a subject matter expert on the Lincoln assassination and I am a subject matter expert on the battle of dam no. 2

 

[TallTallMan]

@Belfoured In seriousness, that docudrama based on "facts" (so-called) The Lincoln Conspiracy (which TCC undoubtedly uses as a source) depicts an agent under Stanton hiring Booth in a hotel. I haven't read Dark Union (by the movie's consultant/producer) to confirm where he got this. Out of his head, no doubt.

 

[Sivart]

This is getting a bit out of hand. I log on only to see another conspiracy theory. How much more of this can we take! When will this end!

 

[Sivart]

I Googled and apparently this has been pimped elsewhere by our host.

Lincoln Discussion Symposium - What would Booth and Davis say to each other?

As you can expect, they were confused.

I laughed out loud when I read that post

 

[JackADriscoll]

I Googled and apparently this has been pimped elsewhere by our host.

Lincoln Discussion Symposium - What would Booth and Davis say to each other?

As you can expect, they were confused.

I saw this boat at the marina while I was having my planters punch. This yours?

 

[TallTallMan]

I saw this boat at the marina while I was having my planters punch. This yours?

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It fell out of my homemade space cargo transport. Thanks for the heads-up. My Reptilian girlfriend has been griping all day.

 

[BuckPvt]

Booth was playing the part of "Pescara" from "The Robbers" on May 2nd at the Washington Theater in DC. So he made remarkable time in getting back from Richmond to DC for that night's performance.

 

[Belfoured]

@Belfoured In seriousness, that docudrama based on "facts" (so-called) The Lincoln Conspiracy (which TCC undoubtedly uses as a source) depicts an agent under Stanton hiring Booth in a hotel. I haven't read Dark Union (by the movie's consultant/producer) to confirm where he got this. Out of his head, no doubt.

Head?

 

[Belfoured]

I laughed out loud when I read that post

A lot to unpack there - none of it especially useful ...

 

[Belfoured]

How do you know that's what Booth believed? Evidence, please.

Please find this information for us. Just like your "Booth letter," many of us find it suspicious that you don't seem to have any of your "evidence" immediately on hand.

Because he assumes that Booth was stupid. The entire planet knew that Jackson's arm was amputated. Maybe Booth thought Stonewall had the reins in his teeth and his arm behind his back.

 

[TCC]

Booth was playing the part of "Pescara" from "The Robbers" on May 2nd at the Washington Theater in DC. So he made remarkable time in getting back from Richmond to DC for that night's performance.

No, Booth was not playing Pescara in The Robbers. He played Charles D'Moor. Pescara is in the "Apostate." Congratulations—you got six thumbs up for an inaccurate statement.
If you look back to the first statement on this thread, you will see that I did not say Booth met Davis on May 2. I said that the meeting was scheduled for May 2. I do not know when they met. I only know that it was proposed on May 2. Each party had to agree on the date and time.

 

[Stryker65]

No, Booth was not playing Pescara in The Robbers. He played Charles D'Moor. Pescara is in the "Apostate." Congratulations—you got six thumbs up for an inaccurate statement.

Your inaccurate statements get negative thumbs up, so I think he wins.