Interesting Visit

[JMadonna]

(05-15-2017 02:57 PM)L Verge Wrote:  I suspect that most of us have our theories about certain aspects of the assassination, etc. But we hit a brick wall and can't prove them. We have to settle with saying "we think, but can't prove."

My brick wall happens to be my theory that David Herold was sent by Booth into Southern Maryland on April 12-13, 1865, to alert the players down there that the die was cast, and the deed would be done soon. I theorize that is how David came to spend the night of April 13 with my great-grandparents. My sticking point is that I believe Dr. Mudd was one of those he contacted. Some believe me, some don't; and I have no way of proving it. You just learn to live with the fact that some things will never be proven, especially when one is dealing with underground operations.

Laurie, your theory is not only plausible but probable. This leads to a question. Since no theory can be proved as 100% fact (unless proven through math, where do you draw the line?