in the world of the conspiracy theorists, there is no such thing as a coincidence.

in the world of the conspiracy theorists, there is no such thing as a coincidence.


 Events and circumstances never fortuitously happen and by mere chance relate to each other


. They are actually manifestations and evidence of two or more people acting in concert toward a mutual, sinister goal.

The remarkable Lincoln-Kennedy coincidences,


 several of them first noticed and published three days after Kennedy's death by Dayton, Ohio, artist and Lincoln scholar Lloyd Ostendorf, follow:

1. Lincoln elected President 1860, Kennedy in 1960

2. Both Lincoln and Kennedy were elected president after each had unsuccessfully sought to get the vice presidential nomination of their party-Lincoln in 1856, Kennedy in 1956.

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3. Both Lincoln and Kennedy had served in the U.S. House of Representatives Lincoln elected in 1846, Kennedy in 1946.

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4. The man Lincoln defeated to become president, Stephen Douglas, was born in 1813.

4. The man Lincoln defeated to become president, Stephen Douglas, was born in 1813.

The man Kennedy defeated to become president, Richard Nixon, was born in 1913.

5. Both Lincoln and Kennedy, while in their thirties, married a pretty, sophisticated twenty-four-year-old brunette who spoke French fluently.

6. Both Lincoln and Kennedy had sons who died during their presidency-Lincoln's son William dying at the age of eleven, Kennedy's son Patrick dying two days after his birth.

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7. Both Lincoln and Kennedy, far more than any presidents before them, sought equallity for blacks as an inalienable right required by a decent and just nation. And both of their dramatic efforts failed during their lives, the seeds only bearing fruit shortly after their deaths, in Lincoln's case with the abolition of slavery by the Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution on December 18, 1865,* in Kennedy's case with the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

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8.Kennedy's secretary was named Lincoln

9. Both Lincoln and Kennedy were murdered on A Friday

10. Both were shot once in the head

11. Both were seated at the time they were shot

12. Both were shot from behind in the back of their head

13. Both were shot by assassins who were to their right rear

14. Both Lincoln's and Kennedy's wives were seated next to them at the time they were shot

15. Each wife , after their husband was shot in the head, cradled his head in her lap.

16. Both Lincoln and Kennedy were in the presence of another couple, and in each case the man was also wounded by the assassin (Connally by gunshot, Major Henry R. Rathbone when Booth stabbed him as Rathbone lunged at Booth after Booth shot Lincoln).

17. Lincoln was shot in Ford's theatre. Kennedy was shot in a Lincoln limousine (manuufactured by Ford Motor Company).