Based on a television documentary, Lincoln, A&E Networks provides readers with an in-depth summary of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. This online article accompanies the documentary to provide details about what happened the night of Lincoln's assassination. While this article is not based on a conspiracy theory, it was a good starting point to learn more about the assassination. I began my research by analyzing the proven facts surrounding the assassination plot. These facts gave me a general understanding of the dates, times and important figures involved in this historic assassination. I was then able to create a timeline by analyzing the chronological order of this article. This article provided me with clear facts such as the fact that Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth on April 16, 1865. I was able to use the information gleaned from this site to finally support conspiracy theories with proven information. The validity of this source could be demonstrated through its publisher, a major television network, whose main focus is the production of historical shows and documentaries. Knowing that the facts reported on this site were proven, I was able to begin my research based on confirmed facts. Written just 20 years after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, Chiniquy provides a never-before-seen look at the Church of Rome. Introduces the conspiracy theory that the Church of Rome was behind the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Chiniquy, a former priest, after using Lincoln as his lawyer in a lawsuit against a group of Jesuits, has many premonitions regarding Lincoln's assassination. For many years before Lincoln's death, Chiniquy frequently contacted Lincoln to warn him of the intentions of the Jesuits... of the middle of paper... of Rome. Montreal: W. Drysdale, 1886. Print. Linder, Douglas. “Jefferson Davis and the Lincoln Assassination Conspiracy.” Jefferson Davis and the Lincoln Assassination Conspiracy. Np, 2002. Web. February 21, 2014.Norton, Rodger J. “LINCOLN ASSASSIN THEORIES: A SIMPLE CONSPIRACY OR A MAJOR CONSPIRACY?” Lincoln assassination conspiracy theories. Np, 1996. Web. 20 February 2014. Gilgoff, Dan. “Abraham Lincoln's Religious Uncertainty.” News from the United States. USNews and WO'Reilly, Bill and Martin Dugard. Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assassination That Changed America Forever. New York: Henry Holt e, 2011. Print.orld Report, 12 February 2009. Web. 24 February 2014. Ragone, Nick. "Murders and attempts". Most Wanted Presidents™: Top 10 books about extraordinary executives, colorful campaigns, and White House oddities. Virginia: Potomac, 2008. 67-68. Google Books. Network. February 26. 2014.