Stupid question?

[loetar44]

Kauffmann is often logical to me, but a Mr. Hurtt, hmmm … never heard of a Mr. Hurtt. It seems logical to me that Booth purchased weapons in New York, travelled around January 11 to Baltimore with a heavy trunk full of weapons and had transported at least a part of them (to lighten his trunk) to Washington by Arnold and O’Laughlen. Then Booth divided the weapons (pistols, knives) among the conspirators and transported the rest to a save place, i.e. Herold’s house. It was O’Laughlen who brought those weapons to a “Mr. Heard” = Herold. And Herold (with John Surratt and Atzerodt) transferred two Spencer carbines (and ammunition; also a rope from sixteen to twenty feet in length, and a monkey wrench, as Lloyd declared) to Lloyd’s Tavern on March 17, 1865. Want to know if this is the “exact route” the two carbines followed. Who has more?