Unwanted Facts: Facts that Most Books on the Lincoln Assassination Ignore

[GustD45]

I think you are underestimating Richard Smoot's story. Double-check, but I'm pretty sure that you are leaving out his previous visit to the boardinghouse a few nights before, when he was told to come back on Friday to see John. Also, I don't recall that his conversations were with Anna; he spoke directly with Mrs. Surratt. If we could dig up one of Mudd's attorneys, Frederick Stone, he might also tell you how he tied in with Smoot and the first plan to kidnap Lincoln.

Just curious, do you ever intend to answer the numerous, good questions that a number of our posters here have thrown at you over the weeks? Inquiring minds want to know.

Mrs. Verge I don't think he wants to be confused with facts.