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What doctor was convicted as a co-conspirator in abraham lincoln's assassination?

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muminat3 years ago

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Answer: Dr. Samuel Mudd was convicted as a co-conspirator in Abraham Lincoln's assassination.

Explanation: He was a country Dr. and was fulfilling his duty of treating patient. Unfortunately, the patient turned out to be the murderer of Abraham Lincoln. He was convicted for the same incident just because he concealed the knowledge of conspiracy. If he would have told the truth, he would have been released. Despite of knowing who that man was, the Dr. said to the inquiry officer that the man was strange to him. This controversial statement put him into this situation.

KatRina [158]3 years ago

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Dr. Samuel Mudd was convicted as a co-conspirator of Booth in President Lincolns assassination and, for aiding and abetting Booth in his attempt to escape from the federal authorities. He had a conspiracy crime and was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment.

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