Identification of Booth's body

[mikegriffith1]

Why have we changed from 'on the run' to 'flight' ? So that the 'flight' could be said to have ended on arrival at the Garrett farm?

If he'd escaped from the barn and managed to remain at large for another 5 days would you be saying that his "flight" lasted 15 days (ignoring the time spent at Garretts Farm)? Nice try, Mike.

So, assuming for the sake of argument that James Boyd was really Booth, you are saying that his time at the Garrett farm constituted "flight/being on the run"? How so? He did little else but eat, sleep, relax, and socialize while at the Garrett house.

According to your version, Booth's "flight/run" ended when he arrived at the Garrett house since he was supposedly trapped and killed there.

If you really wanna count his alleged time with the Garretts as part of his flight, then this severely torpedoes the already untenable claim that the body on the Montauk really was Booth but looked so unlike Booth due to the allegedly brutal, harsh conditions he had undergone during his flight. His alleged stay with the Garretts was anything but harsh: He was well fed, spent the vast majority of his waking hours relaxing and socializing, slept in the Garrett house the first night, and slept in the barn the second night.

And, again, none of the Garretts described Boyd as looking half-starved, sunken-faced, etc., etc.