Killing Lincoln: The Real Story

[Steven Hager]

So far we have a lot of chortling over my years as a cannabis activist, and disbelief that a book can be written in ten months, and fussing over minor statements that don't even appear in my book, but zero discussion of Charles A. Dunham. I confess to reading 25 books, which one made mention of Stanton's sole appearance at the trial I can't recall, but how anyone can accept his official script when almost every single witness he mustered later confessed to have committed perjury is beyond me. And by the way, the only reason those perjuries were revealed was because there was one honest Congressman on the Judicial Committee. A great crime was committed and very little has been done to bring real justice forth. After 150 years, don't you think it's time to take the blinders off?