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The “rubber box” or did Laura Keene indeed held Lincoln’s head?
09-14-2014, 07:39 PM
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RE: The “rubber box” or did Laura Keene indeed held Lincoln’s head?
This may be a stupid question, but how did Lincoln get from the rocking chair to the floor? Did Leale examine him first in the chair before Taft could arrive? Was Leale able to extract him from the chair to the floor before Taft arrived? Was Lincoln placed on the floor with his feet near the supports to the railing, or "horizontally" to the railing in the space between the two doors? Where was the rocking chair shoved so that its rockers wouldn't be in the way (yes, I have a thing against rocking chairs thanks to lots of bruised ankles as a child!)?

I am continually struggling with the visual aspects of too many people and objects in too little space. I even want to know where Lincoln's overcoat and shawl ended up...what about Mrs. Lincoln's and Clara Harris's cloaks? If Henry Rathbone's wound was gushing like a fountain, was blood found on any or all of the furniture or draperies or walls - or was it confined just to his clothing?
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RE: The “rubber box” or did Laura Keene indeed held Lincoln’s head? - L Verge - 09-14-2014 07:39 PM

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