Please forgive me if this has been asked before.

During the trial of the conspirators a Sergeant Joseph M. Dye testified that there were three men in front of the theater around the time of the second act. One elegantly dressed gentlemen, the other a ruff looking man, and one other that he doesn't describe at all. One of them, the smallest one (person he didn't describe earlier) called out the time.

Has anyone ever figured out who those people were and what role they may have played in the assassination (if any)?

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Referred from Dye testimony in Poore, Volume I

(06-12-2019 03:59 PM)GustD45 Wrote:  Please forgive me if this has been asked before.

During the trial of the conspirators a Sergeant Joseph M. Dye testified that there were three men in front of the theater around the time of the second act. One elegantly dressed gentlemen, the other a ruff looking man, and one other that he doesn't describe at all. One of them, the smallest one (person he didn't describe earlier) called out the time.

Has anyone ever figured out who those people were and what role they may have played in the assassination (if any)?

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Referred from Dye testimony in Poore, Volume I

Gust, it's a really long topic (18 pages), but Dye (especially) and the other men are talked about several times within this thread.