Booth's misguided mission is doomed to fail.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Warning! This article contains major spoilers for Manhunt episode 3.Manhunt episode 3 continues to follow John Wilkes Booth's journey south after the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln along with Secretary of War Edwin Stanton's pursuit of him.
John Wilkes Booth's real journal is on display in the museum at Ford's Theatre National Historic Site on the original location of the theater in Washington, D.C. What Role Samuel Cox Played In Booth's Escape The show embellishes Cox's role in service of the greater conspiracy. After having his broken leg set by Dr. Samuel Mudd, Booth and Herold recruited free man Oswell Swann to take them to Rich Hill, the home of Samuel Cox. In reality, Cox was a known Confederate sympathizer and reluctantly opted to shelter Booth when he unexpectedly came calling at his door in the night.
It's assumed that Surratt was one of the chief planners of the events of April 14th, and therefore would know what Booth's end game was. Edwin Stanton attempted to intervene before Leconte was shot in episode 3, sacrificing his own health by triggering another asthmatic attack in the struggle. It is juxtaposed with Lincoln asking Stanton to work with Frederick Douglass to do whatever they can to help black Americans in the period following the Civil War. Leconte's death drives home just what is at stake if the healing of Lincoln's Reconstruction is not allowed to progress.
While there has never been any definitive proof that there was a Confederate conspiracy to kill Lincoln behind Booth's assassination, Manhunt has thus far been content to paint it as a reality. Sanders, along with the Confederate leaders he meets with in Montreal at the end of episode 3, represent the parties who would have been behind such a conspiracy if it was, in fact, real. If Booth is the series' primary villain, then Sanders is being set up as the man behind the curtain.
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