Marcus Parks
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Sondheim. Sondheim. Steven Sondheim. Steven Sodenberg. Traffic.
Sondheim. Sondheim. Steven Sondheim. Steven Sodenberg. Traffic.
Great director.
Great director.
Great director.
And we are here at part two, the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
And we are here at part two, the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
And we are here at part two, the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
I forgot you didn't go to college.
I forgot you didn't go to college.
I forgot you didn't go to college.
Hey, I can't say much. I have a creative writing degree from Texas Technical University, so I did not make great choices either.
Hey, I can't say much. I have a creative writing degree from Texas Technical University, so I did not make great choices either.
Hey, I can't say much. I have a creative writing degree from Texas Technical University, so I did not make great choices either.
No, we did have John Hinckley was also a student at Texas Tech University, except he studied history.
No, we did have John Hinckley was also a student at Texas Tech University, except he studied history.
No, we did have John Hinckley was also a student at Texas Tech University, except he studied history.
Also presidential assassin. So when we last left John Wilkes Booth, Booth was in the early stages of winding down his acting career with the explicit purpose of devoting more time to a conspiracy to kidnap Abraham Lincoln so the Confederacy could ransom the president in exchange for Confederate POWs.
Also presidential assassin. So when we last left John Wilkes Booth, Booth was in the early stages of winding down his acting career with the explicit purpose of devoting more time to a conspiracy to kidnap Abraham Lincoln so the Confederacy could ransom the president in exchange for Confederate POWs.
Also presidential assassin. So when we last left John Wilkes Booth, Booth was in the early stages of winding down his acting career with the explicit purpose of devoting more time to a conspiracy to kidnap Abraham Lincoln so the Confederacy could ransom the president in exchange for Confederate POWs.