One more post, on one broken leg.

[Gene C]

(09-12-2013 06:00 PM)Troy Cowan Wrote:  Going along with this idea, Gene says that the dead man at the Garrett's house had on Booth's clothes. Again, I have never heard anyone say this until today. The dead man on the porch had on Confederate gray trousers and Confederate yellow brogans. He (Boyd) did have many items that belonged to Booth in his possession. Booth was transported from the Lucas farm to the Rappahannock River crossing lying down in a wagon with an improvised false bottom. During the trip many items were lost from Booth's clothing. Later, Boyd was asked to retrieve them and that is why they were in his possession.

I have never heard anyone say this until today. Again, what's your source?
Yellow? brogans - (above the ankle high shoes)

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(09-12-2013 06:00 PM)Troy Cowan Wrote:  Dave, gong back to your original question. At the porch, when Boyd died, Edward Doherty made the switch.

(09-12-2013 09:01 AM)Gene C Wrote:  And Davey never tells anyone any of this, or he did tell, but whoever he told (except for his sisters' ex boy friend) also kept it a secret and never told anyone, not even 30-150 years later. And Lafayette Baker and crew, everyone in the cavalry patrol and working with Stanton also keep it a secret. To many people know to much. Your scenario sounds slightly implausible.