After the Lincoln Assassination: The World-Wide Manhunt for John Surratt

•December 28, 2014 • Read Comments (3)

John Surratt somehow escaped justice after the Lincoln assassination despite being intimately acquainted with John Wilkes Booth and other conspirators. More »

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