Hello, John.
I don't harm others except myself.
I hear you.
Please remember again.
You approach my daughter, and you do it before me.
Yes, I offer my love and affection.
Same as she wants, unconditionally nothing.
I understand, Mr. Trenchard,
You're not used to courtesy in a good society,
And because of solitude, become justification for your bad behavior.
Where are you guilty.
Don't know good manners good society, huh?
I guess know enough to drive you out, old woman,
basic bitch parents.
Lincoln Murder by Sacredname@idfl.me
John Wilkes Booth started his plan.
Not only intends to kill Abraham Lincoln,
But also to bring down the government of the United States
Civil war that lasted four year is coming to an end.
When Washington citizens celebrate surrender,
Confederate Army of Robert E. Lee,
Booth along with allies planning three murders.
And...
- Mr. Powell. - I'm Not Powell.
I Payne. </ P>
Pastor Payne aka James Wood aka Mosby. </ P>
Think of your other name Mr. Powell. </ P>
Choose one, don't let anyone else come before you.
The Secretary of State will not go anywhere in the near future.
Lying on his bed and the length of his recovery.
He has a nurse personal.
A man named Robinson who always takes care of him now.
And there are Negro servants.
Doctor, his name is Verdi, always contact him every morning and evening
Mr. Herold, when working at the pharmacy,
Do you have the authority to give medicine to patients
at the request of their doctor?
>
And with personal knowledge
About the administration of the drug?
Hm, yes. For certain cases that is normal. </ P>
If it's normal enough, yes. </ P>
Prepare the package for Mr. Powell,
Reverend Payne, or James Wood or Mosby now,
To be sent, tomorrow night, to Secretary of State William Seward. </ P>
Madison Place Number 17, Lafayette Square.
Mr. Atzerodt, you will check to Kirkwood tomorrow morning.
Vice President Johnson's room is on the first floor.
No. </ p >
- No? - No.
I don't want... I can't.
It's too late, George.
We have... all of us, conspired together. </ P>
To catch, yes. </ P>
To kidnap one person, not to kill. </ P>
This it's an act of war, and you've been trapped inside it.
It's like falling in a hole where you can't go back.
And when tomorrow night
We will... all of us, will be known as the culprit.
I can imagine it.
We will be praised as a hero.
We'll meet again here tomorrow night at nine o'clock.
Powell and Herold will visit the Secretary of State,
Mr. Atzerodt will go to meet vice president,
And I will go to the Grover Theater
for the Aladdin show! With the beautiful lights.
And there... I will kill the cruel leader.
This is the true story of of the murder of Abraham Lincoln,
the first murder of an American president,
And it might be the best known crime
In the history of the nation.
John Wilkes Booth planned to kill Lincoln
not the first black flag operation
where the target of the 16th president from the United States.
From 1861 to March 1865, at least five kidnappings
or a murder scheme were planned, even though no one tried .
Nothing... Except, maybe, one.
Abraham Lincoln rode his own horse, as was his habit,
from the Department of Defense got to military dormitory.
Which is a family residence, during the summer.
- Whoa! Whoa! </ P>
Help me, boy! </ P>
- Whoa, whoa! Whoa! </ P>
Calm down. Calm down now, calm down. </ P>
I, uh, I heard gunfire. </ P>
Yes, down to the bottom of the hill, that's what made him so scared. </ P>
And, uh, he threw me
and separated me with my eight hat.
- Nichols youngster, - I'm very grateful to you.
Your hat, sir.
I found it at the bottom of the hill.
He now has good ventilation for summer.
Maybe, some people return from hunting days and empty their weapons
To keep safety
before taking it to his house.
I agree with you, I'm in danger of from the issue of snipers
and I need your silence, under these circumstances.
I ask you not to tell anyone
about this adventure.
Sir, I...
My respect will double for you.
Yes sir.
That is Abraham Lincoln,
an self-taught statesman who has abolished slavery
and will continue to end the war and save people.
However, for four years and 41 days ruled,
the intensity of hatred towards him increased.
even by members of his own party, extremists, even by today's people.
But when Abraham's murder Lincoln served to purify himself,
for turning a controversial president into a beloved priest,
also serves to distort the truth about the murderer.
John Wilkes Booth, who is passionate and the person admired
who aims to be one of the greatest actors of his day,
diminished because of his history being a double-faced bastard
and decided to be crazy.
Harder. Faster! Come on! </ P>
Ah! </ P>
Whoa...
- Oh my God! - It's okay, old man. </ P>
Ayo lebih keras, demi Tuhan, dan kehormatan pertarungan.
Now... born one spirit brother killer.
who rules in all big cities,
where all violence might end,
And darkness will be the end of death. </ P>
Curtain! pull the curtain!
- Mr. Booth? - Why, Mr. McCollum!
- Mr. Booth, I'm very sorry. - Come here, come here parents.
You look like you lost a lot of blood. Don't say anymore.
Now, if you hit my eyes, it will be a bad thing. </ p >
But you don't know about it, and that...
Well... that's great!
Allow me to treat a drink!
That's John Wilkes Booth,
the third child of the actor family. </ P>
He has decided not only to play the role
that made his father and brothers famous,
but to bring the stage a new style show,
a natural and realistic that he has.
Born and raised in Maryland, border countries,
Slave countries that do not break away from the Union,
John Wilkes Booth is also a fanatic south,
where hatred towards Abraham Lincoln was nothing more than fanaticism.
In October 1864,
Booth was associated with Confederate Spies.
And shortly after Lincoln was reelected, he decided to kidnap the president.
He stopped in Philadelphia to visit his sister, Asia,
and there, he wrote a letter.
For those concerned.
My love is always for the South.
I also do not consider disgrace where I made
this man as a prisoner who has been in debt
so much misery.
Edwin, our brother, chose him?
- Yes. - For the wrong president.
A tool from the North > which aims to destroy slavery
with robbery, rape and slaughter!
Oh, God bless me to be able to see to the end.
This country was formed for people white
and not for blacks.
Asia... save this for you.
I might go back for that.
But if something happens to me, open it yourself,
and send the letter to the destination address. </ P>
For brother Junius and sister Rosalie
and one other... to whom it may concern.
The Confederate does the job for his own responsibilities.
J. Wilkes... Booth. </ P>
Is this your liberty (Is this your liberty statue)
Oh sacrificial lamb? (Oh sacrificial sheep?)
Bow down and bless the kingdom coming? (prostrate and bless the coming kingdom)
- In the reign of Abraham (During Abraham's reign) - Please!
When was your child born?
In five months, maybe less. </ P>
God bless you, my sister. </ P>
Take good care of yourself. </ P>
Try to be happy
I never be happy until I see your face again.
- Hmm...
I'll fix it for you, kid.
We will add the correct destination there.
On February 5, 1865, Abraham Lincoln visited
Alexander Gardner's Photography Studio.
Are we ready, Mr. Gardner? </ P>
Yes... ready, Mr. President. Now, if you don't mind
move to the other side of the table, That angle is good for you.
After four years, and many victims have fallen in every conflict
in the history of the nation, The Civil War is almost over.
But the images made today will be the last official portrait ever taken
of the 16th president of the United States.
Abraham Lincoln has leftovers live six more weeks.
Taddie!
In the absence of hatred, with love for all,
with firmness in the path of truth,
God blesses us to see the truth,
let's try to finish our work,
bandage the nation's wounds,
do all that may be achieved
mutual respect and lasting peace
between ourselves and with all nations.
Booth is there, seen among the crowd,
on the east porch steps.
He has decided to kidnap Lincoln,
to hold the president hostage in exchange
with Confederate prisoners of war.
But his well-known effort was just a fruitful failure.
On March 17, 1865,
Booth and two old friends, Michael O & apos; Laughlen and Sam Arnold,
along with Confederate agents, Lewis Powell,
and smugglers, George Atzerodt,
lay waiting along the presidential route to visit Campbell Military Hospital.
Assistant pharmacist, David Herold,
waiting in southern Maryland at the stall owned... .
... by the mother of the Confederate courier, John Surratt.
And the decree was sent directly to Dr. Samuel Mudd's house,
located along escape route to Richmond.
But Lincoln cancels hospital visits.
It is not known when the plan Booth will kidnap Lincoln </ p >
changed into a plan to kill him,
but the following night, Booth played the "villain of Pescara"
who was the character in his action The Apostate at the Ford Theater.
And the last words spoken on stage by Booth, as an actor,
delivered closely presidential booth,
makes us believe that Booth might get enlightenment.
The voice raised me to the sun.
O inhabitants of hell are blown away. You who stand in the east will be amazed.
Your time has arrived.
You are trapped In His blood-filled room
p>
And this, this still assures me.
And in my grip I master anger and despair.
Look.
Look!
Whatever is destined, I will always win against you.
Come on, John, they take you away.
Regardless of the audience's response amazingly, this evening,
Booth as usual refuses to give a closing speech.
where he studied the Confederate plan to kill Lincoln
by planting explosives in the White House.
Who died in the White House?
President.
He was killed by a hitman.
Lincoln awakened from his own dream of death.
According to one source,
>
that time in the morning April 2,
and Lincoln was in the River Queen steamboat.
He had left Washington to < > visit the war in front of
where General Ulysses S. Grant is ready to invade
Confederate Capital in Richmond, Virginia. </ p >
Abraham Lincoln had the rest of his life 13 days.
On April 3, 1865, Confederate Forces burned
before the evacuation of the guild army.
Confederate President Jefferson Davis escaped by train,
left the Confederate White House.
And Abraham Lincoln arrived in Richmond to see
the rest of the rubble from the American city. </ P>
Form a line! </ P>
Do you know anyone among you go to General Weitzel headquarters?
Yes, sir, Mr. Lincoln. I know the way.
Install bayonet! (knife at the end of the weapon)
Come on, come on
Look.
Window.
Thank God I'm still alive to see this. </ p >
Let's go.
Daddy.
May God bless and protect you, Mr. Lincoln.
You're a citizen free in this country.
Just kneel to God, and thank him...
... for your freedom.
This is one of the most unforgettable scenes
in American history, where an American president walks around
in the rebel capital that has fallen, in the midst of civil war.
Nearly 36 hours after Jefferson Davis escaped his capital,
Abraham Lincoln arrived at the confiscated house
belonging to the president of the Confederation.
I was told that General Weitzel is on his way, sir. </ P>
And this is Miss O Melia Melia, housemaid. </ P>
Ma'am. </ P>
Can you take me to President Davis's desk?
So this... is President Davis's Chair.
Jefferson Davis will be immediately arrested in Georgia.
He will die 24 years later at the age of 81.
This is where... Mr. Jefferson Davis...
... triggered this war, Tad. </ P>
But Abraham Lincoln had the rest of his life in less than 11 days. </ P>
Can I have a glass of water? </ P>
Ironically, today, is Ted's 12th birthday, April 4, 1865,
the great danger of president not in Richmond.
but on the way to Washington.
>
Sergeant Thomas Harney,
an explosives expert from the Confederate Torpedo Bureau,
was sent on a secret mission
to blow up the Building White and Lincoln in it. </ P>
And there is sound proof John Wilkes Booth who
studied his plan while in New York
was walking in Richmond.
Sergeant Harney was with Colonel Mosby in Virginia as we talked about.
So he could infiltrate Washington. at the start safely.
And Jefferson Davis has been convicted for this stupidity, the burning planner?
I understand.
And it's true that the President Davis escaped safely from Richmond? </ P>
Yes. Thank God, he's safe for Danville. </ P>
You look objectionable. </ P>
mind? Me? </ P>
During the four years I lived, I was not afraid to reveal
my opinions and criticisms, even in my own home. </ P>
Constantly hearing every principle from my heart being denounced as betrayal. </ P>
And I have condemned my hardness,
starting from considering myself as a coward...
... and hate my own existence.
Richmond has fallen in the war against government regulations,
against citizens' rights, against Institutional rights and the southern region.
And against a ruthless leader (tyrant),
a lowly person, an irresponsible statesman
threatens to declare himself king!
I should have killed her from the first day.
It should have been.
At that time I was very close.
And now if the South will be helped, it must be done quickly,
and it might be too late.
Objection, gentlemen...
When Caesar conquered his enemy Rome
and its power is a threat to people's freedom.
Brutus appears... and kills it.
Keberatan? Tidak sama sekali.
I'm the same as Brutus.
Lincoln might have stayed in Virginia
on the battlefield with General Grant.
He might be here to watching
Surrender Robert E. Lee on April 9.
However, as fate would have it,
Secretary of State William Seward and his son, Frederick,
was the victim of a train accident in Washington. </ P>
- William. - Mr. President. </ P>
- Mr. Lincoln, sir - Frederick.
Can your father accept a friend?
Pass here.
Seward's jaw is broken on two sides, and his right arm cracked.
So, on April 9th, it didn't matter Lee gave up,
Lincoln returned to Washington to visit the injured Secretary of State .
I think in the end we are close at the end.
Richmond returns to the embrace of the country.
I walk along there.
I sitting on Jeff Davis's chair.
- Miss Fanny. - Thank you for coming, Mr. President.
How can I go far when my country secretary
Under these circumstances helpless but can hear?
I have worked with my own hands as hard as sawing wood,
There are many the hand that I salami >
I told him to treat them properly.
My old friend.
Approaching 10:00 a.m.
Aku menyuruhnya untuk memperlakukan mereka selayaknya.
Teman lamaku.
Mendekati jam 10:00 malam
when Minister of Defense Stanton sent a telegram to Lincoln
reported that Robert E. Lee had surrendered.
The next day, Washington City in a festive celebration
Crowds gathered in front of the White House
to welcome Lincoln and ask him to make a speech.
He politely promised speech the next night
And asked the band to play the confederation's national anthem.
He asked them to play "Dixie."
A good gun shot.
Thank you, Mr. Powell.
Payne. I'm Payne. </ P>
Not Powell. I won't be called Powell again. </ P>
Booth is armed and heading to the White House. </ P>
He is only two blocks away when he is stopped
by the director of the Ford Theater,
who invited him to drink.
Booth replied, "Anything to get rid of the blue uniform."
On Tuesday, April 11 for keep his promise,
Lincoln gave a speech from the north porch White House.
Journalist Noah Brooks holds a candle to light Lincoln
illumination used to read.
Mary Todd Lincoln was present, with her friend Clara Harris,
and tailors and confidants, former slave, Elizabeth Keckley.
Lincoln surprised the crowd by describing generosity
and the forgiveness policy towards the South,
and then explained the idea of suffrage blacks.
Booth is there.
This might be unsatisfying for some people
that the elective franchise is not given to people of color.
I myself prefer...
That means Negro citizenship.
... calculatively and with their will to reach our goal
as soldiers, around 12,000 voters.
Shoot him.
Take out your gun and shoot him now.
- There are people. - There will always be people.
I dream of him, Mr. Powell, or Mr. Payne, </ p >
regardless of your reputation, if you have what is needed.
I have suspected that Mr. Herold is not brave.
There is no command for that.
Oh, I have what is needed.
Now, for heaven's sake, I will let him continue.
That is the last speech what he did.
Abraham Lincoln has less than 4 days left.
Citizens of Washington celebrate Surrender Robert E. Lee
with bright light.
Candles are lit in each window, in public places or private homes.
Fireworks and cannons in shots indicate victory.
On April 13, Booth visited Grover Theater
And studied staging Aladdin! with its beautiful lights
planned the following night, on April 14, Friday,
where the president has been invited to attend.
Booth arranges to get tickets to the booth adjacent to the president,
and informs the conspirator's colleague that the plan has changed
from kidnapping... become murder.
On April 14, that,
Lewis Powell will kill Secretary of State Seward.
David Herold will accompany Powell
and drive him through Navy Yard Bridge to Maryland.
George Atzerodt will kill Johnson's Vice President
in his room at Kirkwood House Hotel.
And Booth will kill Lincoln
at staging Aladdin at the Grover Theater.
With the remaining 24 hours of his life,
Abraham Lincoln woke up at 7:00 a.m.
and wrote four short messages, one of them instructs
Secretary of State Frederick Seward
to hold a cabinet meeting at 11:00
Then, join his family when breakfast
to meet his eldest son, Robert,
who just returned from watching submission at Appomattox.
General Lee, authoritative, elegant.
His uniform, clean, with a jeweled sword and a shining knife.
And General Grant, so bad in outdated blue uniform,
Loans from a soldier.
Looks so cool. Oh! And...
This is Lee. </ P>
Daddy, show me! </ P>
- May I see it? May I have it? -Wait a minute, Tad. </ P>
Now, this is the face of a noble man. </ P>
And brave. </ P>
Listen to me, Robert. </ P>
You have to take off this uniform...
... Go back to college...
.... studying law for three years, and in time,
I hope we can find out whether you will be a lawyer or not.
Yes , Sir. I'll do it, sir.
Shortly before 11:00,
Lincoln met with the Defense Secretary, Edwin Stanton in the Department of Defense building.
Mr. Stanton.
Madam Lincoln had invited General and Mrs. Grant
to join us to watch the theater tonight. </ P>
And... General Grant had indicated that they refused
For the trip by train to New Jersey to visit their children.
I'm sure you have no other event
to refuse to attend this event ?
have or don't have an event, I'll attend.
I'm sorry, sir, but that is a fact
that the rumor about the murder plan is everywhere now.
This remains a major concern between me and Mr. Seward,
even in the struggle for recovery.
The door to the White House is always open,
for anyone, day and night, Stanton.
My life is within reach anyone, sane or crazy.
In the hands of the killer, I can die but once.
Rather than go always haunted by fear...
p>
... Why, death will always be there again...
... And more.
Will you see theater tonight?
There is a show of aladin in Grover.
No, sir. I don't seem to go there, sir.
It's a pity. Because there will be good things that will happen there tonight. </ P>
The guards stand guard armed. </ P>
I order them to return to their homes and families.
With a promise not to anymore...
... take up arms against United States. </ P>
Quite simply, and correct. </ P>
Which implies that is destiny
that the rebellion was crushed
There are people in the Congress who hate
and revenge on the south.
But it won't there is persecution...
... When this war ends, there is no slavery.
We must embrace every effort to revive the South,
regulate the government in the country,
and to rebuild unions before Congress is held.
There is still no word from General Sherman?
We always expect it.
This will be good news.
General Sherman will secure surrender Johnston.
Me.... I know this
Because I have dreamed of it last night. </ P>
Previously, too, and always the same
Then followed with good news.
As Secretary of the Navy,
All that has to do with your department , Mr. Welles.
I imagine there are some < br /> ship in a dream.
Moving at full speed towards the beach.
Lincoln explained that he had dreamed
before battle from Fort Sumter, Bull Run,
Antietam, Stones, Gettysburg, Vicksburg and Wilmington.
Grant menjawab bahwa kejadian di Stones River bukan sebuah kemenangan.
Then, on the other hand, the Wife grant confirms their departure
on the afternoon train, which ensures they will not attend the theater.
By midday ,
John Wilkes Booth stopped at the Ford Theater,
as was his everyday habit, namely to take his letters.
Now, this is someone who doesn't like General Lee, is here to take his papers. </ P>
I told you, Harry, I don't like the way he gave up. </ P >
Given his sword given by the Senate in Richmond
and swearing never giving up,
he should die on the battlefield
before handing over the mighty Southern region to the butcher Grant.
That's what I said, Harry, And that is what I mean.
Now, we can only hope he is not on the streets.
as the Romans did against their captives.
Thank you, Raybold .
Well, I'll be sure to ask the President did the plan.
President? You mean the Clown
who entered Jeff Davis's home in Richmond,
who put his foot on the chair,
and spit tobacco chew in any place?
He didn't chew tobacco, John.
Or I have to put a saliva place in the presidential booth tonight.
A messenger from Mr. Lincoln was sent to order a ticket this morning,
for them and General and Mrs. Grant.
Maybe we will see Robert E. Lee and old Jefferson Davis all by themselves.
in another room, where both chained.
I think he will be present at Grover tonight.
Booth goes to Pumphrey's warehouse to order a horse.
Then writes a letter, confession, explanation. </ p >
signed by him and on his own behalf,
Lewis Powell, David Herold and George Atzerodt.
Meanwhile, ladies and gentlemen Lincoln climbed their train. </ P>
According to Mary Todd Lincoln, she never saw her husband
Seceria. </ P>
They talked about past,
about the death of their son, Willie, three years ago,
about the future, traveling abroad,
and Lincoln's plan to return to law practice.
Lincoln said to Mary that one day
He felt that the war would take place.
They finally arrived in the Washington Navy Yard
where Lincoln called the young navy officer, William H. Flood.
Mrs. Lincoln. <
Mother, the last time we saw Flood was young, here, while in Springfield.
I'm still a lawyer and he is still very small.
His mother is a relative of Governor of Carlin.
- I remember Priscilla Flood. - And her father worked with me
in the state of the Illinois legislature.
A democratic person, but also a friend and a good man,
even though he supports my opponent in the presidential election.
My father's mistake, sir
You were never wrong when you stood up above what you believed.
Now, Flood, tell me... Which ship is historic ?
Well, Mr. Lincoln...
... They've all been messed up fired at firearms for a long time.
But... I think you mean Montauk over there. </ P>
He gets a big hit,
in the right place. </ P>
The most historic, Flood, show me. Come on Mother. </ P>
At 4:30 a.m., the Confederate War prisoners group
were being escorted from the Navy Yard to Pennsylvania Avenue
when Booth met his friend, actor, John Matthews.
Praise God! I don't have any more countries. </ P>
What happened, John? </ P>
Matthews, I have a request for you. Will you accept it? </ P>
I maybe you should leave town tonight. I have a letter
that I want to publish in the National Intelligencer newspaper.
Please send it to you
Unless I see you before 10 tomorrow.
- Where does General Grant go? - Where? Come on. </ P>
The General and Mrs. Grant will later recall
horsemen lurking their trains twice
on the way to the station train.
The actor, John Matthews, will take action on the stage that night at the Ford Theater.
The next day, he will burn the letter,
an acknowledgment letter given to him / her by John Wilkes Booth.
Abraham Lincoln has the remaining life in less than 15 hours.
You look, I gave him the recipe for his recovery.
And the recipe is free without paying the doctor's bill.
Gosh. Some recipes.
You're playing a recipe.
- What happened? - That is a joke, huh...
- Where's the funny thing? - He doesn't see it.
The reason is, anyone can see... over there.
At around 8:30 a.m., the Lincoln family arrived at the Ford Theater,
escorted by coachman Francis Burke and guardian of Charles Forbes.
Mr. Forbes. Mr. Parker. </ P>
I hope you two enjoyed the show. </ P>
Since November 1864,
four officers from the Metropolitan Police
were assigned specifically to protect president.
On this night, John Parker is on duty.
the last time replaces General and Mrs. Grant,
Mrs. Lincoln invited a close friend, Clara Harris,
accompanied by her fiance who is a businessman, Major Henry Reed Rathbone. </ P>
"Our American Cousin" is a three series joke
about Asa Trenchard, a resident of a savage American who came to England
to claim an aristocratic heritage.
And tonight was crowned
as Miss Laura Keene 's 1000th appearance
played Florence Trenchard,
as opposed to playing Harry Hawk as Asa Trenchard.
Lincoln's self-taught learning that is best known to is from his love of the show world.
But during the war, he was more interested in comedy,
told Noah Brooks that, "The best joke or comedy for watching.
The sad sad story is good to read at home."
The last meeting with Lewis Powell, David Herold and George Atzerodt
just decided. </ P>
Coordination of the attack scheme that Booth described on April 13
has already been declared to be implemented.
At 10:15 a.m., Powell was tasked with killing Secretary of State Seward
at his home in Lafayette Square.
David Herold will guide Powell out of town
through the Navy Yard Bridge.
George Atzerodt is tasked with killing Vice President Johnson
at Kirkwood House Hotel.
The only plan that changes
is that Booth won't watch Aladdin in Grover.
Hello, John.
Hanks: He will kill Lincoln at the Ford Theater.
I don't harm anyone except myself.
Continue, Sir. I hear you. </ P>
It's too fast to start the second series. </ P>
Booth has calculated the time set at 10:15
to coincide with the start of the 3rd series of "Our American Cousin",
Where there will be a series change break.
The booth takes its horse from Pumphrey's cage.
p>
Mr. Spangler, keep my horse about 10 or 15 minutes.
Think of him as a prostitute.
I can't, Mr. Booth, almost a series change.
I have to change the background of the stage.
Can I cross behind the stage?
You have to cross through the bottom. And I don't can take care of this horse.
Go with it, Debonay,
and order the cheek here to guard this damn horse.
Mr. Asa Trenchard, < br /> our American cousin.
This young man has won the championship
with three accurate shots on the bull's eye.
Why did you leave the world of arrows, Florence?
Because, after what Mr. Asa showed,
I felt uninterested in shooting.
Booth to the door next at Star Tails owned by Peter Taltavul.
believe or not Francis Burke, the man who drives the Lincoln train,
and John Parker, the man who /> assigned specifically to guard the president,
is drinking on Star Saloon when Booth enters
it will never be known with certainty.
Mr. Taltavul .
But encouragement, out of nowhere, to be a part or witness of,
Abraham Lincoln's murder will cause many opinions
It's hard to prove the truth.
The news was allegedly heard during the series break
for example by the orchestra conductor William Withers.
You're the best tragedy actor, John.
But... You won't be as famous as your father.
When I leave the stage for a kindness,
I will be the man most talked about in America. </ P>
As a result of murder,
many witnesses claim to know about Booth,
or who saw it on the night April 14, 1865,
Booth's friends were fellow actors, John Matthews, then said:
"They are wise, who finally know . "
And the stage is set up for the most dramatic performances
and the most alarming crime in American history.
Mr. Trenchard ?
Nary red, it comes from the skin the wrong tree
On the land owned by the old man
Eight blocks from Secretary's house Willian Seward's country
Yes sir?
I brought medicine for Mr. Seward,
from his surgeon , dr. Verdi. </ P>
I don't know if we ordered it,
but I will examine it and give it to him. </ P>
No, I have to give it myself. </ P> >
- He thinks better there. - Please, sir.
hm, most of the residents of the house are sleeping now,
And you can't wake them up.
Oh no, he meant to leave it to you,
and to his grandson, Miss Mary Meredith.
Who is she, Bell?
Mr. Frederick, this man said he was a friend of Dr. Verdi. </ P>
I brought medicine for Mr. Seward
dengan instruksi cara penggunaannya.
Sorry, but you can't see him now.
Adiku and her nurse are trying
to put my father to sleep now.
- But I have to follow Dr.'s orders. Verdi. - Wait. Wait. </ P>
As I meant and said...
... There is no point in talking about this further. </ P>
Miss Mary Meredith! </ P>
Does Miss Harris think I will depend on you?
... and my mother will leave us
when they realize that you are not a valley of luck.
He won't think of anything about that.
- You better go. - You need love, you need that.
Go back and tell the doctor if Mr. Seward's child
doesn't allow you to meet him
If you think I can't be trusted with drugs
Bastard!
Mr. Trenchard,
Please remember you approached my daughter...
I offer my love and love to her
as he wants, sincerely.
Land crocodile.
I understand Mr. Trenchard,
You are not used to social courtesy ,
And because of your loneliness, is the justification for your lack of teachings
where you are the one who is guilty.
Do not know courtesy in the community, huh? </ p >
I think I know enough how to kick you out old woman,
the base of a bitch old man.
Death to a cruel leader!
Death for cruel leaders!
- Stop that person! - Stop him!
Give way! Give way! </ P>
Murder! please! Murder! </ P>
Berikan kudanya, nak!
Murder! Stop that person! Killer! </ P>
John Wilkes Booth the rest of the life is less than 12 days. </ P>
- What happened ?! - President! He was shot! </ P>
- Open! - Back off! </ P>
- I was stabbed! please! - Help us! Anyone, please! </ P>
- You're not in danger. - Please, help us! </ P>
- Please, help us! - Mrs. Lincoln?
Mrs. Lincoln, I'm Dr. Leale, US Army surgeon. </ P>
Doctor, Doctor, is he dead? </ P>
Help him! Help him, please! </ P>
Bring water and alcohol! </ P>
On the floor. I want him to lie flat. One, two, three. </ P>
Watch out for his head. </ P>
Maybe he was stabbed. </ P>
We need to cut off his shirt and coat from neck to elbow.
- Dr. Charles Taft. - Help him!
Anyone!
Help him!
Dear God!
Check bleeding... from the subclavian artery.
Wait. I found it. </ P>
A hole, and... there's a lump. </ P>
This is a gunshot wound, here the occipital bone. </ P>
Eliminate the freezing, that will affect the pressure on the brain.
Ladies and gentlemen! President is being treated by a doctor! </ P>
Please give a way, line up neatly get to the road! </ P>
Open the larynx to make it easier to breathe. </ P>
I need your help to raise his hand
And move it up and down to loosen his chest.
He is weak. Breath, irregular. </ P>
This! this is the alcohol!
May I... hold his head?
Tell me!
Is he still alive?
At 10:35 a.m., 20 minutes after the president's shooting,
Booth arrived at the Navy Yard Bridge, escape route to Maryland.
Sergeant Silas T. Cobb member of the 13th Regiment,
ranks Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, is on guard duty. </ P>
- Stop. Who is that? - Friends. </ P>
- Name? - My name is... Booth. </ P>
- Where? - I'm from town
- Where are you headed? - Go home, to Charles County.
- What city? - I don't live in the city.
I live near Beantown.
I don't know where is that place, friend.
But do you know crossing over 9 o'clock is unlawful actions?
What caused you to stay so long in the city so it's too late to travel?
The streets are dark. I thought if I waited for this hour,
There would be a moonlight illuminating my path.
Well, I would let you pass...
p>
... but I don't know what it should be like.
There won't be a problem.
Give way. Give way. </ P>
To the White House. We have to take him to the White House. </ P>
No, he will die on the way. </ P>
The Saloon, here. </ P>
Don't! Don't let the President of the United States be remembered
died in Saloon. Even I don't want to. </ P>
Doctor, give me orders,
and I'll make sure they will come out.
As I said across the street at the nearest house.
Give way! Let us pass! </ P>
Stop, stop. </ P>
Come here! here. Take him here.
Hurry up. Fast, fast. </ P>
Please move back. </ P>
Lincoln is taken to the dormitory
directly across the street from the theater. </ P>
And because he was 193 cm tall,
he was put diagonally on the bed of the occupant who was absent from William Clark.
Shortly after 11:00, Secretary of the Dept. defense, Edwin Stanton,
set up a base behind the house,
And connect the telegraph there with the operator Defense Department.
He tells General Grant < br /> and called him back to Washington,
the emergency was announced to the police and military,
ordered the Police Detective to start hunting
to find an unknown killer,
and tells Vice President Johnson that the president is dying.
Then, before midnight, Chief Justice David Kellogg Cartter
began listening to witness testimony eyes.
But the designated registrar cannot write quickly.
Is there anyone here
who can write fast? </ p >
Here! there are dwellers who can.
Tell him his services are needed here... right away.
Jim? He is General Augur. They ask you next. </ P>
Tell them... I'll be there soon. </ P>
Shortly after John Wilkes Booth > across the Navy Yard Bridge,
Sergeant Cobb stopped David Herold, riding a gray horse.
Herold asked that there were horsemen riding here
and Cobb says yes then let it pass.
David Herold's task on April 14
was to take Lewis Powell from Washington
after killing Secretary of State Seward.
But hearing the shout " Killer! " from Seward's house...
Killer! He killed my father! </ P>
... Herold escaped from there and didn't wait for Powell. </ P>
He met Booth on Soper Hill, </ p >
at that moment just after midnight they arrived
at a base for Confederate spies.
For God's sake, Lloyd, hurry up and get something .
A tavern where weapons are stored.
Lloyd, that thing!
A shop owned by mother from the confederation of John Surratt.
p>
I can't carry a long barrel weapon.
Stumbling while jumping. I broke my leg.
I need a surgeon. We will go to Sam Mudd.
But no. We have to go down south across the river,
- Cross to Virginia. - I can't go without a doctor. </ P>
Lloyd. Lloyd! - Huh? </ P>
I'm pretty sure we killed the president
and Secretary of Seward. </ P>
Focus on riding, Davey, let's go!
Meanwhile, at Petersen Boarding House,
Corporal James Tanner,
who has lost both legs to the second battle in Bull Run,
which took place ten days after his 21st birthday,
gave the first testimony
in Abraham Lincoln's murder .
No!
Pulse rate 48, increases.
Respiration 21.
Ecchymosis is installed.
Who are you?
I'm Corporal James Tanner, sir.
- You need a phonologist. - What? </ P>
- Fast writer, sir. - Yes. Here. </ P>
Mr. Hill will ask some questions to witnesses
before Chief Justice Cartter. </ P>
Murder Abraham Lincoln witnessed
by more than 1500 people, no two statements have been connected yet.
Until now, almost two hours after Booth pulled the trigger,
the details are not yet appropriate.
Mark Twain once wrote that every ink written in history
is only a presumption of innocence.
And that is an objective statement of some historical events
that actually don't exist.
- AMS Crawford. - William Henry Hawk.
James P Ferguson.
I think, at first, he was drunk.
His eyes were teary.
I turned to Captain McGowan ,
intends to discuss the person's behavior.
I'm looking - see with opera binoculars
to see the citizens who with the president.
A moment later, a shot was heard.
I spontaneously said, it came from the presidential booth then stumbled into the door.
I was on stage at the time of shooting.
And he put his hand
on the handle of the booth, then jumped.
He swung using the flag.
And when I looked at him,
He headed towards me standing up.
Can you describe the face of the person who jumped from that room?
Yes sir. I saw it as he ran on the stage. </ P>
As he passed, he looked at my face. </ P>
I pulled the woman who fell in the room. </ P>
When he goes across...
... Puts his hand behind...
... by holding the knife. </ P>
He shows some expressions < br> when on stage.
The southern region must be independent!
But I don't understand anything.
- He stopped when he said... . - I did it!
He held up a knife.
His face fixed on me.
He did not say a word I could hear,
>
but very similar to the Booth family.
I'm sure, to my knowledge,
he is John Wilkes Booth.
At 4:30 a.m., April 15, Booth and Herold arrived
at Dr. Samuel Mudd's house.
Good for jumping from the booth the president to stage,
and because of falling from his horse,
Booth must take care of his calf bones,
four centimeters above the back of his left leg.
p>
At the same time Dr. Samuel Mudd treated John Wilkes Booth,
5 kilometers away, Abraham Lincoln was dying.
I insert the bullet puller.
Pulse rate 60.
Respiration 24.
At three inches, enter the bullet hole...
... there's a connecting bone...
... buried with a skull.
I can feel the bullet at five inches.
And... < /p>
..the next two inches are fragments.
No doubt about it.
Maybe... we have to call Mrs. Lincoln. </ P>
Almost invisible. </ P>
This is your Mary. </ P>
Mother. Mollymu. </ P>
I'm here, baby. </ P>
Your little wife. </ P>
Oh, my love...
... Live for a moment... to talk to me just once.
Talk to our child, you will chat with Tad,
Want it, Dad? You love him. </ P>
Mary Lincoln screamed and fainted,
and Secretary of the Defense Dept. of Stanton ordered Mary out of the room. </ P>
When she was taken out , Corporal Tanner, copying his quick writing
in the back room, deliberately to hear him say:
"Oh, God, I have to give up /> my husband died. "
Dr. Charles Augustus Leale, 23-year-old surgeon
who had been accompanying the president for nine hours,
almost let go of Lincoln's hand, </ p >
There is no other word than to let her in blindness but feel around
so she knows many who care about her and she has friends.
21 minutes and 55 seconds then at 7:00 a.m.,
Saturday, April 15, 1865,
Abraham Lincoln took his last breath.
Fifteen seconds later, the heart stops.
Reverend Phineas Gurley reminds those present
a minute's silence
after surgeon General Barnes said, enough, "He has gone."
Now... he belongs to time.
"Angel." According to Corporal Tanner, Stanton said,
"He belongs to the angels now."
But Tanner can't record the incident.
The pencil has been damaged.
His feet are wrapped, and with the help of a supporter,
Booth left the house of Dr. Samuel Muddfis
during the evening of Saturday 15 April.
a member of the 13th New York Cavalry, already
was ordered to go to southern Maryland looking for Lincoln killers.
What happened next was the biggest hunt
in American history at that time,
starts with a search by seven kilometers
from Dr. Mudd's house.
Get lost in the dark on the edge of Rawa Zekiah,
Booth and Herold promised to pay for the Oswell Swann farmer's tobacco
$ 12 to take them to Samuel Cox's house,
a leader of the Confederation of Rahaisa.
How do you know Captain Cox?
Oh, we all know Captain Cox, sir.
He is a southern man true.
He is a hard person, defeating negroes by risking his life. Mm-hm. </ P>
- You... are you a free Negro? - We are all free now, sir. </ P>
Thank you to Mr. Lincoln. > God rested his soul. </ P>
But I'm not a Negro. I am a Wesort. </ P>
- What? - Wesort. </ P>
You know, we are mixed breeds.
Negroes, Injun, white people, all mixed up, you know.
- have you heard of Lincoln? /> - Yes, sir. </ P>
He is in God's arms. </ P>
Um, Aku dan temanku, kami perlu tempat beristirahat.
Food. Not including the Negro. </ P>
Name? </ P>
My friend, his leg hurt. </ P>
You're John Wilkes Booth. </ P>
I guess I know what you did.
They arrived around 1:00 in the morning of Easter Sunday.
After talking until dawn, Cox sympathized, but not stupid.
He will arrange Booth and Herold connect with Confederate smugglers,
who will cross them to Potomac and to Virginia,
but Cox will not allow Lincoln killers live in his house.
So Booth and Herold are told to wait in pine bushes,
who are across the Cox land line.
They don't know that yet,
but they will wait there for the next five days and four nights.
Davey, you know, I can't go up?
Help him climb his horse.
- Twelve dollars? - Yes, sir.
I remember you said Captain Cox was a southerner heartless.
You said about this and your life won't be long.
John Wilkes Booth has the remaining ten days left.
On April 17, Colonel Lafayette Baker,
the head of the National Police Detective,
asked Alexander Gardner to make copies of three images.
This is the first time in history
photos were used to search fugitives.
Thank you plan papers found at Booth Room at National Hotel,
Lewis Powell and Mary Surratt was imprisoned in Washington.
And George Atzerodt, who was drunk
and walked away from Kirkwood Hotel,
rather than trying to kill Vice President Andrew Johnson,
was found hiding in his cousin's house in Germantown, Maryland.
the Illinois Cavalry 8th member and US Colored Troops to 22
join the 13th New York Cavalry in southern Maryland
And two members from the National Police Detective,
Lieutenant Luther Baker and Colonel Everton Conger,
accompanied 26 members of the 16th New York Cavalry,
under orders Lieutenant Edward Doherty. </ P>
Our goal, which is almost gone,
something big and decisive must be done. </ P>
I'm a brave man, and not as written in the newspaper.
I shouted the death of a ruthless leader before leaving.
When I jumped my leg broke.
Tonight before that act,
I wrote a long article and left it for one of the editors
of the National Intelligencer newspaper,
where I am fully into
reason... of our actions.
He or the government...
The first Booth Journal of Two Journals ends there.
He disturbed by Thomas Jones, Samuel Cox's adopted brother.
Cox asked Jones to make sure
Booth crossed the Potomac to Virginia.
Apart from $ 100,000 < br>> prizes offered,
Jones keeps Booth and Herold hidden and eats
while government forces occupy and search each region. </ p >
Later, Jones will state that Booth's purpose is for newspapers.
So, here, in pine bushes,
where Booth is reading terrible news, scary details, and bloody events
Lewis Powell's attack on Secretary of State William Seward.
Murder! He killed my father! </ P>
Please! </ P>
I'm crazy. </ P>
I'm crazy! </ P>
Murder! Stop that person! He's a murderer! </ P>
Miraculously, the Secretary of State William Seward is still alive,
is like all victims of the savage attack of Lewis Powell. </ P>
And that should have been George Atzerodt's vice president Andrew Johnson,
was appointed to be 17th President of the United States. </ P>
Like Abraham Lincoln /> the body lying in the state palace
in the East Room of the White House,
John Wilkes Booth also lay on a bed of dust and pine leaves,
while reading the worst reviews of his life.
A man who grew up in Shakespeare
knelt lamenting his pride.
In one move, with one big breakthrough,
he has changed American history
and dramatically endangered the fate of the South that he loved so much.
The sad story of Booth was almost finished.
On the night of April 20, Thomas Jones escorted Booth and Herold to the boat.
The current was swift.
There were naval patrols looking for < br>> wanted to Potomac.
John Wilkes Booth had less than six days left to live.
On April 18, Abraham Lincoln's dream about a murdered president
lay in the East Room The White House was fully realized.
On April 21, Lincoln's body was taken to leave Washington by train,
to travel 2,662 kilometers to Oak Ridge Cemetery in Springfield, Illinois.
After one failed attempt, in the morning
April 23 that John Wilkes Booth and David Herold
finally crossed Potomac and arrived in Virginia.
then he wrote in his diary: "With the hands of all those who oppose me
for doing deeds that you deem respectable,
where on cruelty by people,
was banished with a curse on my murder in me. "
On April 24 Booth and Herold arrived at the property Richard Garrett. </ P>
Booth introduced himself as James W. Boyd,
an injured Confederate soldier at the Battle of Petersburg,
and the family invited them in.
But the next day, Booth wrote in his diary when
The cavalry union is heading towards Garrett's farm.
Booth asks Herold to take the gun.
These two men fled to hide in the forest
When they return, Garrett's family starts to suspect.
Tonight, they are not allowed to sleep at home.
Tonight, they will sleep in the tobacco warehouse.
Tonight I tried to escape
the sniffer dog...
is there again.
My soul is too noble...
... to die... as a criminal.
I don't want to die, Booth.
I don't want kill anyone.
I don't want to spill a drop of
blood...
... But I have to fight for the truth.
This is all that remains for me. p>
At 2:30 a.m. on the morning of April 26,
the tobacco warehouse on the Garrett farm
was surrounded by 26 members from the 16th New York Cavalry,
under the command Lieutenant Edward Doherty,
together with Lieutenant Luther Baker and Colonel Everton Conger
of the National Police Detective.
The location of the Booth has been leaked
by an 18-year-old Confederate soldier named William Jett.
We know who you are!
Who are you? What do you want? </ P>
Kmi wants you, we know who you are. </ P>
Put down your weapon and get out. </ P>
- Well, kid... - We have no choice.
You coward base! Will you leave me now?
Go! Go, I don't need you with me
This is a difficult situation! </ P>
Maybe I'll be caught by my friend. </ P>
Rest assured, we are not your friends.
Your voice is like a brave and honorable person.
I'm a smallpox. I still have one leg.
If you pull your person 100 meters from the door ,
I will come out against you!
We came here not to fight. We came to arrest you.
You put more branches there, I will shoot a bullet at you.
I could have been shot by 3 or 4 of your people, if I did it
Pull your people 50 meters away.
- It won't be - Okay, brave child,
You can prepare a stretcher for you.
Go. Go. </ P>
Save yourself if you can. </ P>
Captain, here are people
Who wants to surrender. </ P>
Put down the weapon! </ P>
p>
You carry a weapon and you have to put it down!
I declare before my actions
this man is innocent in any action.
Oath for the honor of a brave, he is unarmed.
His weapon is mine, and I am the one who brought it.
Show and raise your hand!
Now what? </ p >
One more stain on the old flag!
Do it fast, Captain.
Shoot me right in the heart.
- He shoots himself! - No, he didn't do it.
Speak. Speak. </ P>
Tell my mother...
... if I die for my country. </ P>
For your country, you say? </ P>
Yes. </ P>
Come here, keep him from the fire. ayp.
Come on fast. Let's go! </ P>
- Go! - Put him behind a wall, soldier. </ P>
Support him. stand up.
- Where was he shot? - On the neck.
- I told you, he shot himself. - No, Corbett did it.
Give it that.
I saw it through the slit of the barn.
He said he would fire a weapon against us.
Sergeant Boston Corbett shot him .
In Washington, Lewis Powell and George Atzerodt
will soon join David Herold, and they will all be arrested
on warships USS Saugus and USS Montauk.
And, tomorrow, their photos will be taken,
so that the public will see, for the first time,
the faces of men who conspire to drop the
of the United States government.
Now on the morning of April 26,
John Wilkes Booth has only a few hours left to live. </ P>
There is nothing in your throat. There is no blood. </ P>
Bullets penetrate Neck Booth about the spinal cord
between the fourth and fifth cervical vertebrae,
immobilize it from the neck down. </ P>
Kill... me. </ P>
> We don't want to kill you. </ P>
We want you to get well. </ P>
My hands...
Lift them up... Let me see... </ p >
... My hand.
He asked to see his hand.
Not useful...
... Not useful.
Shortly after dawn, on Wednesday, April 26, 1865,
John Wilkes Booth his last breath.
The items are wrapped in paper.
His body is wrapped in saddle cloth then put into a cart, </ p p>
was raised to the steamboat, then entered on the ship to the Washington Navy Yard.
Alexander Gardner and Timothy O & apos; Sullivan
arrived on warships USS Saugus and Montauk
to make photos in glass panes from people
who first conspired to kidnap then kill Abraham Lincoln.
Michael O & Apos; Laughlen, Booth's childhood friend,
will be sentenced because of his participation in a conspiracy
and sentenced to prison in prison live.
Samuel Arnold claimed to conspire to kidnap the president,
but denied his involvement in the murder.
He was sentenced to life imprisonment.
>
All right, take him away.
Next. Please sit down, sir. </ P>
George Atzerodt, who loses his courage
then gets drunk instead of trying to kill
Vice President Johnson, death sentence is demanded.
Mr. Lewis Powell.
Please sit down.
After his sadistic actions but fail
kill Secretary of State Seaward,
Lewis Powell hid in Washington for three days
before going to Mary Surratt's dormitory
and finally being arrested by the police.
Don't move, friend. </ P>
On April 27, David Herold was taken aboard the USS Montauk.
The young man who followed John Wilkes Booth to the end...
... . demanded the death penalty.
And upon request Secretary of State Stanton,
Alexander Gardner took another photo on April 27.
Dr. Frederick Mey...
... Can you correctly identify this corpse?
Are there scars on the back of his neck?
There.
Let me explain before I see it.
Here on the left side
looks like a burn scar
which is then operated on.
It was found when I cleared the lump in his neck.
That's exactly what you explained.
Yes. </ p >
That's him. He is John Wilkes Booth.
Gentlemen, please, stand in their place.
And please calm down.
One... two... three.
>
James Wardell, one of the detectives from Lafayette Baker,
took a glass photo print and gave it to Lafayette Baker.
Allegedly Baker give it to Secretary of State Stanton.
But no one knows.
Alexander Gardner's photo
from John Wilkes Booth's autopsy does not ever found.
The trial of the conspirators was a military court.
366 witnesses testified.
And all defendants were found guilty.
And in an effort to create a definitive note
of people and events surrounding Abraham Lincoln's murder,
is given exceptional and exclusive access.
On July 7, 1865, it was stated
for the first murder of a president
in the history of the nation.
And Mary Surratt became the first woman to be executed
by the United States federal government
when she joined Powell, Atzerodt, and Herold as planner
at the Old Arsenal Penitentiary.
In an interview ten years later,
former Confederate president,
Jefferson Davis, stated in a nutshell,
"The subsequent destruction of the Confederacy,
after Abraham Lincoln's death
was the darkest day in the South had ever known."
Tad Lincoln who learned from the murder of his father
while attending Aladdin at the Grover Theater.
He died of a heart attack six years later.
after speaking for the only surviving child, Robert,
Mary Todd Lincoln died in Springfield
p>
17 years after the murder of her husband.
John Wilkes Booth's body was deposited in the storage room
at Old Arsenal LP, then moved in a warehouse,
and, finally, interred at the Green Mount Cemetery in Baltimore, Maryland,
four years after the murder of Abraham Lincoln.
Ten weeks after the death of the president, the Civil War is over,
and Lincoln Gettysburg is declared
the government of the people, by the people, for the people </ p >
won't disappear from the face of the earth.