John Wilkes Booths Escape from Washington the night he Assassinated Abraham Lincoln

[@charliemirus4124]

This creator has a voice for this type of job, and the production quality is terrific. Perhaps make things a little personable and reach out to your audience, inviting them to sub or give in-video notifications/links to other videos that relate (like the video you made about the assassination itself (and the video released a week after this that tells about his attempts to avoid capture…). Just some ideas; I’d love to see you’re 100K+ subscription amount grow!

[@historyfeels3123]

Charlie - great suggestion and I appreciate the feedback. I probably haven't done a good enough job with that. Will improve on it!

[@Lukerdog]

Howdy, HistoryFeels! New fan here. Charliemirus kindly offered suggestions. Perhaps media additions needn't be included. You create a thick steak of nutritious info. The focus you provide within pictures, art, fascinating script narrations et. al. is a full product, unabashedly lean brilliance. And your perfect vocal inflections? Garnish isn't necessary. St. Augustine quote comes to mind, "Truth is like a lion; you don’t have to defend it. Let it loose; it will defend itself.” Use whatever tools spur your gusto. This subscriber welcomes whatever vessel delivers your scrumptious meals! Peace be with you...Lukerdog

[@bewareofchild2462]

I have to ask, why kill Lincoln on Good Friday of all days?? It can't be that the assassin and his team were ignorant of the obvious so why? Sincere question. tia

[@historyfeels3123]

Fair question. It was like the famous quote of going broke "it happens slowly, then all at once". It had been building for booth for many months and then he woke up that day and heard Lincoln was going to be at the play and decided to try and capitalize. It was more a matter of circumstances than anything in my opinion

[@stuartcrigan482]

Have a great look on Abraham Lincoln on unsolved mysteries😊

[@jessestrader7873]

Could you do something on Genghis Khan and where he could have possibly been buried?

[@prestonmack320]

Long live john Wilkes booth

[@dillonmcintire6519]

Booth was a murderer and a coward.

[@justincooper3075]

​@@dillonmcintire6519 perfect statement. Cannot possibly be worded any better or more truthfully.