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Abraham Lincoln, widely regarded as one of the most beloved and arguably the greatest American presidents, remains an enigmatic figure, both revered and controversial during his lifetime. The motivations behind John Wilkes Booth's assassination of Lincoln, and whether the Confederate government was involved in the plot, have long been subjects of historical debate. This documentary seeks to address the questions that have persisted among Americans for over a century, utilizing insights from forensic experts and prominent historians.
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Principal cast & crew: 15
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Edited by Michael W AndrewsShot by Paul DoughertyScored by Christopher L Stone
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15 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Louise Mudd Arehart
as Self - Dr. Samuel Mudd's Granddaughter
Tom Berenger
as Narrator
James O Hall
as Self - Historian
Harold Holzer
as Self - Historian
Michael W Kauffman
as Self - Historian
John K Lattimer
as Self - Columbia University Medical School
Michael R Maione
as Self
Richard D Mudd
as Self - Dr. Samuel Mudd's Grandson
Lois Rathbun
as Self - John Wilkes Booth's Great-Great-Grandniece
John Rhodehamel
as Self
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