The HORRIFIC Execution Of The Woman Of Abraham Lincoln's Shooting
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- One of the most shocking moments in History was when John Wilkes Booth inside of a Theatre in Washington, went up behind President Abraham Lincoln and assassinated him. In the moments that followed there was much chaos, as many sought to try and capture Wilkes Booth, but the Lincoln Conspiracy went much deeper. One woman who was executed for her involvement in the death of Abraham Lincoln was Mary Surratt, who owned a boarding house and a tavern where the conspirators would meet. They also stashed weapons at her house, and Mary Surratt was someone who did harbour confederate sympathies.
Following the death of the President, Mary was arrested and was accused of colluding and harbouring members of the group that killed Lincoln. She was placed on trial and despite being very ill she was sentenced to death, and many believed that her death sentence was wrong. On the gallows along with the other members of the conspiracy, Mary Surratt was executed on a blistering hot day, and many believed including the executioner that she would be reprieved. But she was not spared, and she was the only woman executed for her involvement in the plot to kill Abraham Lincoln.
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Another excellent video. Years ago, I was stationed where the conspirators were executed. Around the early 2000’s, the place was called Fort McNair. That part of the courtyard still stood cordoned off from the rest of the post. They had many pictures, some of which you shown, regarding the incident. Thank you again for another great video!
Will the Jan 6 conspiracy be done
I’ve been to Ford’s theater in DC and the Peterson house across the street, where Lincoln died. I got to go to the door that Booth went through to get to Lincoln. In the theater basement was part of Booth’s journal while on the run, and the derringer Booth used to shoot Lincoln. Sad but interesting! Lincoln’s wife Mary never recovered from the tragedy - just grieved until her own death.
Yelp. Exactly Thames for me. Powerful and sad, and so preventable.
The same not Thames
She lost two of her sons during the war, losing Abe was too much for her. Her only surviving son, Robert did have her committed to an asylum for some time.
She was nuts long before the war.
i live down the street from Surratt's Tavern. Yrs ago I saw a map of Booths escape route overlaid with present day roads. It appeared he left the old road and passed right thru my front door. Back then it was a stagecoach trail. It was April. April showers? I always thought there was a even older road. It occurred to me he left the road maybe to avoid a downed tree, rain soaked soil, somebody coming up the trail, a house, barking dogs or another stage coach and doing so to avoid detection? Or was there another stop he made and whoever showed authorities his route omitted this. 160 yrs ago is alot of change.
You live down the street from living history. I cannot imagine that.
Interesting name...
@@kac56yeah fr almost like he intentionally named his user handle that.
I found the suspect boys ☝️lol
There was a movie about her, it was insinuated that she should have tried in a civil court by her peers.
She should have been tried in a trial of her peers not in a military tribunal. She’s civilian not military!
The entire trial was unconstitutional. For all of them. You are to be tried by a jury of your peers, not a military tribunal because the war was over.
She had a shrine of Jefferson Davis she was guilty to her eyeballs.
I've never heard that before, how do you know this? Can you tell me what book or other sources you have of this. I think she was guilty too.
I've been a student of the war all my life and have never heard such a thing. That's the kind of claim you need to substantiate.
When I lived in DC I knew some people related to Mary Surratt. My exwife is from Surratsville
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John Wilkes Booth sure had the perfect opportunity to assassinate Lincoln. Being a famous actor at the time, he had easy access to every part of Ford's theatre including Lincoln's private box where he was watching the play My American Cousin. Booth had seen the play and he also knew exactly when a certain comical scene would occur. During the comical scene he knew when there would be sudden laughter from the audience. It was at that exact moment when he shot Lincoln.
Well that figures
Mary Jenkins is my great great great grandmother’s first cousin. Our family always thought she got a raw deal. She was ill. She was only a business woman . Mary had a hard life. RIP
What is the "horrific" part of this? She was sentenced, the sentence was carried out; It's simple as that. Had she been put on the rack, or maybe drawn and quartered, it might be considered horrific. She was hanged like all the others - quick and clean. Hardly a "horrific" execution.
"With malice towards none"...
Horrific ? how it was a standard hanging. Went off without a hitch. People are so sensitive today ;
A great book to read is by a close friend of Lincoln,Charles Chiniquy, 50 Years in the Church of Rome.
And let's not forget Thomas M Harris and his book, Rome's Responsibly for the assassination of Lincoln.
Very surprised and happy to see this comment.
Almost as surprised as seeing this pop up in my recommendations. I guess AI has a way to go lol.
I am related to her actually her brother Archibald. There was also a Zadoc. My understanding is the decendents of Zadoc are not upstanding citizens. Archibald was the only one with any morals in that group.
No tears for traitors.
Exactly
PLEASE STOP with the constant “HORRIFIC”!
Come on, it's not that horrific he uses it.
If you don't like it, skip yhe channel
It is HORRIFIC what was done to the people he talks about!! His channel, not yours. Go elsewhere.
@@bradhanley8368 the
@@meighanlynne piss off
Every channel I watch there's always someone complaining about the narrator 😠🇮🇪
For this one, there is justifiable cause. He really needs to do his homework before people take him seriously. 😎
And justifably so because many are computer generated artificial attempts that are way off beam with pronunciations. Some, like this one, are monotone and unconvincing. Accents are often an issue.
@@flamingfrancis His narration is fine what do you want performance art ?
The narrator is just fine....
And the saddest thing is that after reading your comment, people have to go out of their way to prove your point!
awwww she was ill. what a shame
Ikr she thought that was going to get her out of being guilty under the color of law😂
Good riddance to a conspirator
Did they prove beyond a doubt she knew what Booth and the others were up to?
"When you lie with dogs you wake up with fleas", sometimes, you wake up with a noose around your neck.
Guilty by association.
Hey he don't dig bloodshed...so what's the BEEF with HORRIFIC?
As a one time landlord, I'd sure hate to be guilty of whatever my tenants were up to! It's funny how victors can justify their own crimes...
Few suggestion for next story: Pranzini,Landru,Petiot,Bonnot Gang,The Pollet brothers,Mata Hari.
Ravaillac ,and Damien,All have very interesting and detailed Stories .
He did Mata Hari
Dodgy narration at best. 😶
I have eaten at Mary Surratt's boarding house. For those who may not know, it is now a Chinese restaurant in DC's "China Town."
I thought I read that the upstairs area was left intact.
@@AngieFraser-uh3bd That may be, I don't know. Would be interesting to see.
Better not be planning things with confederates now. Lol
She knew. Boo hoo.
drop the adjectives in your titles please
I think its annoying too but It gets more clicks they're just playing the game
Don't like it, then skip the channel.
@@bradhanley8368 what execution isn't horrific, brutal etc hes almost implying they didn't deserve it. That's the annoying part and I'll comment if I please
Look she had booth and guys in the house!
Not counting the sneaky Jesuits too!
Not horrific. They didn't themselves. Like we never saw violence. Now that horrific.
Mary was a devout Catholic and the church helped her son John escape death.
The only he got out of town , they allowed him to leave our government hired booth , he did his job the man who died in the barn was not him they know it , but they need some to pay for the crime so Mary and the others hung , does it sound like the JFK who there was a fall guy and expert know more then 1 shooter , but 2 president trying to make change to fast and they had to die then in death they become a symbol for the movement they drag out , and it took years then the others who tried change MLK or Malcolm X both tried to help people of color both taking King by a single shooter seems they really like that one , then X shot by his own and after his death our government back off them.
She was ill because at the time she was on her period.
I have heard that!
there is nothing HORRIFIC about murderers being executed. if they hadnt commited the crime they wouldnt have been executed
Good.
Mary needed her neck stretched just like the others.
What is another death amongst one million casualties?
She should have never been executed for her part in Lincoln's murder. No mercy was the norm for those times.
She was as guilty as charged! Aiding and abetting criminals.
I actually feel worse for the raw deal that Dr.Samuel Mudd got.
Doc Mudd helped the prisoners attack the negro's
which was what?
@@russellking9762 electric chair
@@invisibleray6987 was the chair invented then?
Samuel Mudd died from pneumonia
Mary Surratt being Roman Catholic did not help her case.
And allowing Jesuits to plan it all too, in her flat.
Karma, she got what she had coming.
Karma your mama what could this woman have done to commit"conspiracy to commit murder. ?She knew about a plot and did not rat anyone out in those days women were powerless she just got caught up in something she had little control of
She didn’t kill anyone, listen to the story
Guilty by association.
Justice was served.
To bad they gave them the long drop. They should have been given the short drop.
Love to see them do the deadman sance.
@@bradhanley8368 "justice"? No revenge was served
Vicious 🧐
Shit happens lady
Lol
Poor woman didn’t murder anyone. No one should be put to death for smaller crimes
Guilty by association.
@@bradhanley8368 learn law and history. There’s a reason it doesn’t happen anymore today
@@GrabbaBeer idk with as pouplated as the world is getting we will see another great war and there will be alot of executions.
@@GrabbaBeer you are from California right
@@benjaminjohnsonboston nope va and not liberal
Why do these people always got to sensationalize things more than they really are horrific execution how ridiculous just say execution it's kind of annoying after a while other words just it makes them sound like they're victims when they're not
A travesty of justice.
I locked the door.
Sounds like history wronged this woman bad enough the next president was spineless but she was definitely in the wrong place at the wrong time
Guilty by association.
Nuff said
@@bradhanley8368 No.
@@aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470Yes
@@aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470Guilty for being part of the plot, why do you think a handful of Jesuits visited?
All state-sponsored murder is horrific.
The narrator has no idea on how to present a story. A five year old could read it better.
Catholics... smh.
Who cares?
God bless Dixie and the brave southern soldiers❤
Tyranny won in the end.
@@rightwingreactionary unfortunately .
Traitorous pieces of 💩.
@@mindriot69 The federal government was created by the states. And they were and still are at liberty to dissolve or secede from it.
@@mindriot69 the Union 🤮🤮🤮
Escape goat 🐐
Guilty by association and allowing her house to be used by the vermin.
Justice was served.
@@bradhanley8368 so no evidence.
This time your title is as wonky as your script.
well, she's suely sorry now!