In the summer of eighteen sixty the United States is hanging on by a thread What war seems imminent? There is a contention. Election on the horizon and then, as if things Word doomsday enough: a procession of fire walls believe through the sky, meter oppression, We are extremely rare, so tat the people of eighteen sixty. This appears as an omen meteors, come from the West sort of in the direction of Illinois, which happens to be the home of the most controversial candidate for President Abraham Lincoln, the Chicago time had this to say about it. Who can fail to comprehend that, these fiery messengers portend the approach of war revolution and change prophetic. Maybe but this isn't a one off tons of people, including

Lincoln himself had dark premonitions about his presidency and He listened to his guide. Maybe he would have been assassinated. this is supernatural a Spotify. Original from par cast in I'm your host Ashley flowers, As you know, the journey of this show has been all about exploring the unknown uncovered the human side of the extraordinary, and I can't stress another this exploration would have been impossible without you, your support, has been incredible.

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Is conspiracy theories Eddie. You don't really like that one, but de, I want to give my biggest thanks to all of you for listening every single week and for understanding how the unknown can shed so much light on the way we experienced the world none. This would have been possible without you, and just because I'm in your ear every week doesn't mean you can't so like tweet me, your wild conspiracy theories, I will still have my tinfoil had on so without further ado. Here is the final so of supernatural with me actually flowers. Today, I'm talking about the most high profile. Go story in american history: Abraham Lincoln, supposedly his spirits been seen around the White House and plenty of other places. For the past two hundred and fifty years even before he died, Lincoln was

haunted by some ghost and bad omens all that in more coming up stay with us in eighteen, hundreds Kentucky where Abe Lincoln was born. Everyone around him with superstitious may believe. In which is goes omens, magic and premonitions. As a kid aid was always kind of sceptical, but he was at least paranormal curious One story says that when he's around six, he asked whether dreams can really tell the future in particular, he had wondering. I can't stop thinking about he's in a big town, giving speech to a huge crowd now for a kiss who lives in a one room, log cabin in the middle of nowhere at this is a complete fantasy. I mean if he had dreamed, he could fly probably be more realistic, but whether its fate or just hard work, Abe exceeds expert.

patience, even though he has no formal education. He teaches himself grammar rhetoric and public speaking and by the time he's twenty three that child prophecy comes true. He gives his first campaign speech as a candidate for the Illinois state legislature is not quite how he dreamed it. Frontier towns are pretty and as soon as Lincoln takes the platform. A brawl breaks out in the crowd again sees one of these guys try to lay a punch on his friend, so he climbed down from the platform grabs the man and the rose him a good twelve feet across the room. Then he gets back up onstage and declares his candidacy. Sadly, Abe loses that election, but this is an important lesson for him in this day and age. Politics can get violent which Maybe why, over the next few decades, Lincoln's visions of his future get pretty dark. He doesn't know

oh or when, but he has this on feeling that he's come die in some terribly tragic way in that feeling intensive eyes. On the day of the eighteen sixty presidential election, there was It's coming fast and Lincoln wins the presidency, when he its home he's so exhausted. He just flops down for a nap, but when he looks up, he see something weird in the mere there are New separate images of his face, reflecting back at him when he gets up one of those faces vanishes, so he's like ok, must have been a of the light or something, but when he my son, again, the illusion, comes back and it's even clearer than before. Only one of the two faces looks deadly pale like a ghost he tries to forget it. But he has this like dreadful. feeling for the rest of the day he tells

wife, Mary who thinks it's an omen. The two face is mean he'll be elected for two terms as president, but the ghostly as of the second phase is a sign that he won't survive his second term, which must have been comforting thing to hear from his wife rate, but Mary, not the only one with this opinion about a week before. Lincoln leaves for his inauguration. He hears the same thing from his stepmother, be stopped by for a visit. And with he's about to go, she tells him point blank. This is good bye forever. I just know that you're gonna be assassinated and I'm never going to see you again and wasn't for the record. In these days. The idea of a president be assassinated is completely unheard up. There been one attempt in presidential history which ended with Andrew Jackson, beating his would be murder with a cane. So, let's just say it wasn't very successful, then and no other president had to deal with the level of chaos.

Lincoln. Spacing by the time he gets to the capital, seven state, have already succeeded from the union. The White House is in racist mood trying to stop a war from breaking out. barely a month after he sworn in Lincoln, goes to bed after another stressful day, and he asked very strange dream? he's on a ship in a vast expanse of rowing waves. He doesn't know where he's going, but he's drifting rapidly toward some dark and mysterious shore at forthwith. be that morning, possibly war He's having that dream, the confederacy Attacks Fort Sumter me during the civil war has officially begun. So why Is that dream an omen, maybe Lincolnshire seems to think so and now, that sense of dread that he was carrying around earlier is back in full force. During an

few months, he keeps making weird and ominous comments like this war is eating. My life out, I have the strong impression that I shall not live to see the end. then, about a year into his term. Family tragedy strikes Lincoln's. Levin Year Old Son Willie comes down with typhoid fever and after a few days he dies in his bedroom in the White House, Mary Todd Lincoln inconsolable to the point where she can't even go downstairs for the funeral in the EAST room. She just stays in her bedroom grieving by herself, it gets the boy were even the White House staff is worried about Mary, but hers seamstress gives her some advice. She says that should try. Spiritualism and yeah? I know I talked about spiritualism before more than a few times, but it's a deal in the late hundred and there are even a few famous mediums in DC, including

mother daughter, do opening Margaret Lorry and Bell Lorry Miller they run, seances out of their town house in Georgetown O in it just so happens bells husband, James, is a friend of the lincolns. So not one after Willie's dad Mary starts attending seances at the lorries house, where she's, apparently speaking with her son Spirit, when These mediums are legit or not. I can't say, but either way it helps. Mary cope with her grief and Willie, isn't the only Spirit Mary hears from according to the when Senator Orville Browning Mary in it's him to hang out on New year's day? Eighteen sixty three, the very a day. The emancipation proclamation goes into effect. She tell in that she went to lorries house the night before and apparently the Spirit is watching the White House like a ghostly c span, because they have some advice. Is that the Lincolns need to hear

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Linkedin is offering a hundred dollar credit on your next campaign. Just go linked in a calm, slash marketing now back to the story Don't know about you, but if spirits from the great beyond are saying my closest allies are working against me, I might listen apparently sodas, Abraham Lincoln, because after he is this news. He starts attending those seances with his wife and on occasion, he even host them at the White House, I'm not making this up the law. He's and another psychic being Nettie Colbert all apparently summoned spirits in the red room parlor. On the first floor, suppose it de there were extensive notes kept about these sciences, but they were lost a couple of decades later, so the only detailed account have is a slightly dubious story from the ball. Still Saturday evening Gazette it says that some time in aid of eighteen, sixty three there's an

others say ants in the Red room hosted by both Mary and Abraham, Lincoln. Also, in attendance are the secretary of the Navy, the Secretary of WAR, a rapporteur for the gazette, and this me Named Charles sharply the proceedings sharply hides a paper in pencil under a handkerchief and waits for a few seconds and he removed the handkerchief to reveal there's a message written on the paper. It's full of vague advice like Paul Limitations are useless, make a bold front and fight the enemy, but it's so find Henry Knox. The nations burst and now deceased secretary of war, so Lincoln's like We ve got Henry knocks on the line. Ask him when this rebellions gonna be over sharply hides the or again and when he lifts it, there's another much longer message. It basically says I talked with one in Franklin, Lafayette, Napoleon and were all kind of split like

Poland's, as to focus all your forces on one point, but franklin- says the South weapons or no match for the north and they'll be giving up soon, like I said, account is a little dubious and the newspaper actually ends up printing of retraction later on, but the store he still spreads all over the country sudden, the everyone's convinced that Lincoln is basically running the war with a weed board which of course wins him the support of the spiritual less, but it gets a fair amount of criticism from everyone else. One wonder even published a book titled interior causes of the war, the name in demonize and its president. A Spirit wrapper funny the book doesn't condemn Lincoln for believing in spirits. The author agrees, of course, we can communicate with the dad. Everyone knows that the problem is that he's rusting their war advice. Oh this! Is it really

fair, because there's no evidence that Lincoln made any decisions based on what he heard during those seances, but their he's listening or not. The great beyond keeps talking your memory. Dream that Lincoln had before the attack on Fort Sumter that he was on a ship floating toward a dark shore he has that same dream again, a few months later before the battle of bull run, which at the time is the bloodiest battle in? U s history. This is the point where both sides realise this war is going to be quick or easy. The same day happens again before the battle of Antietam, there are no winners in this battle, but in In a single day, the Union army loses a fifth of its entire force and the confederates lose almost a third. next year. The dream makes another appearance before the battle of Gettysburg, which one

again set a new record for the most casualties in: U S, history, but it with a union victory. It's the turning point of the higher war so clear, the Lincolns dream is an omen of something huge, not necessarily good or bad. But significant and probably pretty frickin bloody Lincoln pays attend into this, especially since it's not the first prophetic vision he's had and its the last either in eighteen, six, for Lincoln wins reelection, and yet he hasn't forgotten that weird ghost image he saw in the mere four years earlier. You know the one that may Mary thing that her husband would die before he left office. Well by this point, gains certain, she was right, even though the civil war is finally coming to a close. He senses, The danger is an over yet and he's the only one who thinks so not by a long shot

around the start of Lincoln Second term, there is some strange happenings around the capital one morning the Senate chaplain is about to open sessions with a prayer. When he's he's. A man entered the chamber. Suddenly, this guy startled him he's really hand. but his whole energy is just off like whatever doing there he's up to no good. In fact, the chaplain, so disturbed that he has to pause and like collect himself before he can even keep going on with the prayer and later he sees the same guy lurking around the White House, the chapel asks around and eventually finds out. That's John Wilkes Booth. Now John Wilkes, It is a fairly well known actor at the time he's like this up and coming to. six year old, heart drop. Imagine your them as an end. A Senate. Chaplain comes, you, says, hey, I think I've seen Timothy Shallow May prowling around the capital, and I thank you. plotting to assassinate you, you'd, probably laugh right wheel,

exactly how Lincoln reacts when the chaplain tries to warn him, but even if he doesn't take this partition threat seriously. He still has the feeling that something bad is on the horizon, although that same day. The confederate army surrenders this Civil war is officially over by the next day April. Tenth there's a huge crowd. Guy outside the White House waiting for Lincoln to give a victory speech, but he's probably only person in D C who's not in a mood to celebrate when Mary asks why he so down Lincoln, says out of the blue that it's strange, how many rare France's there are two his dream in the Bible. It seems like every time he opens the book. It falls on a page about a prophetic vision. Then he tells her about this strange dream. He had a few nights ago he's in bed and he hears what sounds like a

the crowd of people weeping, he goes down stairs and all the lights around, but there's no one there. Yet he keeps here this sobbing ass. He walks through the White House like there are invisible mourners everywhere. Finally, he said the EAST room and there's a flock of people gathered around a body wrapped in fewer investments. soldiers or standing guard, the bodies face is hovered, so Lincoln Ass. One of the soldiers who died in the Soldiers says the president. He was killed by an assassin. can insist that he doesn't put too much stock in the dream, but his expression says otherwise. A key is grave. And once again whether he will leave them or not. The warnings keep coming Three days later, Lincoln is holding a cabinet meeting when he mentioned something ominous that right occurring. Dream he's been having about the ship drifting to some unknown sure what he had it.

and just last night, which me and something big is coming, but he doesn't know what, in all likelihood Just gonna be news from General Sherman, whose negotiating the surrender of the Confederates, and maybe because he's Selecting good NEWS Lincoln is in this weirdly cheerful mood, but he's on characteristically happy there's. Just one thing: that's bringing him down she supposed to see a play night, and he does it really feel like going, which is usual because he loves the theater, but not to night. He just to stay home and chill any only one is trying to get out of it. Ulysses grant and his wife were supposed to go with the lincolns, but they cancel at the last minute. Lincoln by his war secretary instead. But he turned him down,

Lincoln Son Robert doesn't want to go. The speaker of the House says he's busy. The Marquis de Sombre says it's good Friday and you want to spend a wholly day at a theatre. No thank you practically every one in the strict of Colombia takes a pass, but the prince has already announced that Lincoln's gonna be there so he's basically like wasn't I gotta go. I can't disappoint the people, Lincoln's run through their whole rolodex until they finally find two people willing to tag along this Twenty seven year old Sojourning Henry Rathbone and his fiance Clara Harris there little late, but the lincolns and their guess finally get to Ford's theatre there all laughing at the plays funniest line when John an Wilkes booth, sneaks into the president's Box and shoot Lincoln in the back of the head, Henry tries grab booth and subdue him. Barbuda pulls out a night

Slashes Henry in the arm, then he thumbs down onto stage which is like by ten or fifteen for drop by the way and runs out the back door. Lincoln is untrue, I'm just but still alive. So they rush him to a boarding house across the street. There is little hope for work every, but the least they can do is make him comfortable understand, the bleak Mary is in hysterics. She can't you stay in the room with her husband for more than a few minutes without collapsing clears dress, is cut in blood, mostly Henry's, not Lincoln's, but every time Mary sees her. She screams my husband's blood. My dear husbands, blood marries grief is so uncontrollable that the men decide its too distracting and they banish her from the room. It means that she's not there for her husband's last moments at seven twenty two, a m the next morning, Abe Lincoln finally passes away.

The family minister says a prayer at the bedside and, after all, long silence. The Secretary of war says now he belongs to the ages or now he belongs to the angels. To this day, nobody can agree either way. He's wrong. Because Lincoln's not going anywhere his Spirit is staying right there in D C, coming up, Lincoln's go refuses to leave the White House now back to the story, probably shouldn't surprise you that, after her husband's death, Mary Todd Lincoln consulted with mediums. After This lady loves a good seance in Eighteen. Seventy to marry goes to Boston to visit this Spirit photographer a guy named William somewhere? He takes people's portrait and when the photo is developed, ghostly figures appear in the background and they often bear

striking resemblance to the subjects dead, loved ones. I know this sounds like a hoax, like it's probably just a double exposure. Something right, but apparently it wasn't possible. Do a double exposure with the process member used. There were multiple attempts to debunk him as a fraud. Nobody could find any explanation or how he could be faking. It thus even marries a little sceptical so too, It sure mummer isn't messing with her. She goes to great lengths to conceal her identity. She dropped to Boston under a fake name, Missus Lynde, all when she arrives at Mummers studio, she's wearing a morning veil which hides most of her face. She doesn't take off. Avail until right before he snapped the photo. Any It seemed to recognize her. He marks negative as MRS Lindholm and tells me. To come back in a few days when its developed

When Mary returns, Mummers wife, who also happens to be a medium, is at the studio she digs through and binds. The picture of Mary Honestly, you need to google this idea really for yourself, because it is pretty uncanny there's. This faint figure of a man standing right behind Mary with his hands on her shoulders, and I'm telling you It looks a lot like Abraham Lincoln. It is true, Lee Shilling. another woman in the shop asks Mary. If she recognizes the ghost Mary hesitates for a SEC. And before I say yes, an instant Missus Munger falls into a trance. She said is to marry mother. If you can not ready nice father show the picture to Robert who if it is only living sign now, Mary Ok, hang on a animate who am I speaking too?

and Missus Munger says Thaddeus now this is interest being because Lincoln's youngest son Tad had died the year before, but Tad wasn't short he has his full name was Thomas, but it's pretty close and I should mention of this story- comes from Mr Mummers memoir. So maybe he just miss remembered the name when he was writing it, or maybe he his wife way getting one over on the greening widow, which is exactly what Robert Lincoln thanks. Robert knows at his mother has always been superstitious and maybe a bit paranoid honestly seems fair, considering she's lost three sons and a husband. No wonder she Little high strung, the Robert fields its reaching the point of actual delusions like an eighteen, five Mary shows up at Robert Home in Chicago unannounced. She took a train all the way from Florida, because she was convinced that Robert was seriously ill.

of course, and she arrives Roberts totally fine, but Mary obviously isn't she's rambling about someone who tried to poison her on the train and that someone stole her pocket book her behaviour is so erratic. Robert is actually concern for her safety, so he fight a petition to have her declared in saying in the trial, is ugly Mary is basically snatched up from her hotel room and taken to the court room with zero notice. She has no time pair her defence. The jury can this of a bunch of Robert Friends and marries defence lawyer was hired and paid for by Robert. The defence does call a single witness, but Robert Scott, seventeen People lined up to testify against Mary all their testimony focuses on the but she believe she's being followed by spirits, particularly her husband's ghost

the employees at Marries hotel, say that she's been complaining about strange voices speaking to her through the walls and married doctor says she's been having terrifying hallucinations at one point she appeared I told him that AIDS Spirit said that she was going to die soon. The I'll only last a few hours before Mary is sentenced to a psychiatric hospital and ok of this stuff is troubling the trial itself. Obviously a forest, but if these witnesses are telling the truth is hard to deny that something is going on with Mary, but I do when a for the benefit of the doubt for a minute began. No one else ever did and She isn't the only witness who seems to be haunted by Lincoln's assassination. Remember the other cup or the theatre, Clara Harrison Henry Rathbone Henry made a full recovery from his stabbing at least physically, but they're both traumatized by the whole experience clear,

can't bring herself to get rid of the bloody dress she wore that night. It you see wrong to throw it away. I guess so when she home. She just puts it in a clause leave it there But, a year later, on the first anniversary of Lincoln's assassination, clear awake, to the sound of laughter, she looks four and sees Lincoln sitting in a chair facing the closet and laughing as if he's watching a play when Clara tells her feet we the next morning they assure her. It was just a dream at this point. Clear is so freaked out that she is the cause of Britain, with the dress, still inside out of sight, out of mind, but apparently that doesn't work either because a few years later, a guest is sweeping over in the room, and he said the same being. Now, if you think that's bad thing, are much worse for Henry after the ass a nation, he starts having serious physical and mental health problems. Allegedly he's tormented by

guilt about not being able to save Lincoln, even no way he could have stopped the shooting for eighteen years, Henry suffers from depression, delusions and erratic behaviour. That seems to be getting worse until five Billy on December twenty third eighteen, eighty three something snaps just four dawn, Henry Grabs, a knife and a revolver and heads to the bedroom. Where Children are sleeping, Clara is able to lure him back to their bedroom, but as soon as the door is closed, Henry shoots her and then slashes himself with a knife the way booth. Had stabbed him all those years ago. It is it. He was reenacted Lincoln's assassination Clara die but once again, Henry survives his wounds. He spent the rest of his life in a psychiatric hospital until he dies twenty eight years later so of the three people

who witnessed the assassination all three had their lives permanently destroyed by the trauma we could talkative. PTSD if they were the only ones being haunted but they're not not by long shot for the past hundred fifty years Lincoln Ghost has been seen by tons of people all over the capital, after the assassination, the? U S, government bought out Ford's theater and turned it into an office building it just. And wrong to keep showing plays there and for about a hundred years. There are no ghostly sightings of Lincoln there. I guess Spirit, appreciated the respect, but in the nineties sixties Congress decides that enough time has passed. They shell out the money to restore the building and reopen it as a fully functioning theater and almost Mediately strange things are happening throughout the seventy.

And eightys tons of people report a bright light shining from Lincoln's booth. Even though its closed to the public at least one occasion. An actress actually walks off stage complaining about it at one point a lecturer, comes to the theatre. To give a talk about the assassination. He looks into the audience and things to see Lincoln sitting in his box, totally lifelike maybe the most interesting event happens on April fourteen nineteen. Seventy five, the one hundred and anniversary of the assassination, their performing up about Martin Luther King Jr called I have a dream in the first act. There is this seeing where the M o k character is talking about how much he admires Lincoln and in the middle. There is this unexplored. Did noise like someone running across the stage and out the back door?

its loud enough that everyone in the theater here said, but nobody CS anything there's no one backstage who could have made the noise the crew later finds that alive microphone was somehow dragged across the stage and out the back door to the alley. This exact route, John Wilkes Booth took when he ran out of the theatre, maybe a practical joke, but If so, nobody on the crew confesses either way its problems not surprising that after affords Data reopens president's of the place like the plague linen be Johnson and Richard Nixon both decline, several invitations to visit the venue, but they can avoid the site where Lincoln's ghost is most often seen the White House by the nineteenth monies, there's a rumour that every night, when the light over the front door is deemed Lincoln's ghost will appear in pace across the porch. First,

lady grace. Coolidge allegedly sees the ghost herself standing the oval office, gazing out the window Eleanor Roosevelt who moves in a few years later, several White House, and please have seen Lincoln staring out that every window. are also says that not long after they moved in a staff. Member came sprinting down from the second floor in terror. She was ass being that she'd seen Lincoln sitting on his bed, putting on his boots and the White House Herman claims that one time, President Rosa Valet came out of the building screaming he ran right, into the arms of a guard, insisting he just seen Lincoln theirs other goes story from the Roosevelt era, that's kind of poorly source, but it's too funny not dimension during World WAR Ii. Few Winston Churchill is visiting from Britain he gets the bath and steps into the bedroom totally naked,

apparently sees Abe Lincoln, just standing by the fireplace now, Churchill isn't a guy who's startles easily. So he just calmly says good evening Mr Prodi You seem to have me at a disadvantage in the used sightings continue over the decades president here Truman says that he often heard tapping on his door at around three. I am but he'd open it to find nothing. Ronald Reagan, daughter Maureen, who slept in Lincoln's old bedroom when she visited claims that she saw a red glowing aura hovering over her in the middle of the night. Even in the nineties. Couldn't social secretary says that a lot of Whitehall employees refuse to go into the Lincoln Bedroom, because that's what I mean did the sightings occur. So what what is going on there. It's real enough to scare the crap out of them and look

No, this sounds overwhelming. Like can. The same goes to be haunting the White House, Ford's, theater and Clear Harris's clause. all the same time, the answer is apparent yes, but you'd have to expand. Your definition of ghost there's a type of haunting. That's hold a residual hunting. Is exactly and intelligent spirit. It's more like an echo of past events, replaying on a loop, supposedly, if something traumatic happens at a location, the negative, Energy will kind of record itself there, and the mole it will replace over and over, like a movie on an invisible projector screen Now, as far as national traumas go, the civil war in Lincoln's assassination are definitely up there, which may Splain. Why Lincoln's ghost is seen so often the shooting,

the theatre, the late night cabinet meetings, the amish dreams Lincoln had in that bed. I can we imagine how much negative energy these events gave off and whether its honest to God, haunting or a case of overactive imaginations? Does it really make a difference? the point is the same. Either way we can't forget the scars of the hast are still so real. We can see them wherever. We go. We're always moving under the weight of the history that came before us and that can be scary, but underneath the fear, I think it's actually kind of comforting those mysterious taps you here on the wall, the dark. She You see hovering in the night there a reminder that you're not alone centuries worth of people have lived and died in the very spot, you're sitting right now, whatever they went through, didn't destroy that

their memory is still here. Even after their bodies are gone and if you listen close, you can hear their footsteps walking with you thank you all for listening to every single episode, as always, you can find all of his previous episodes of supernatural and all the originals from par cast for free on Spotify supernatural stars, Ashley flowers, in his ears. If I original, from par its executive produced by MAX Color sound design by carry Murphy with production assistance by RON Shapiro, Trent Williamson, hardly matter

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