Abraham Lincoln And JFK Weird Coincidences

The tragedy that struck two late American Presidents – Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy is an unbelievable coincidence, but it really happened.

Both live in different times but happened to struck the same tragedy, thereby confusing the American people. Many similarities of the coincidences are happened between the two – even though living in different times.

Abraham Lincoln is elected president in 1860 while John F. Kennedy served as President of the United States in 1960 – one hundred years later.

Both the President of the United States was actively involved in efforts to champion the rights of black people, African-American.

Both the president is killed before their wives on the same day – Friday.

Neither Lincoln nor Kennedy, lost their son while occupying the White House.

Bullet penetrated the head of Lincoln and Kennedy, they both cause death.

Lincoln was killed when he was watching at Ford’s Theater.

Kennedy was killed while using non covered Ford car.

The replacement of both the president named Johnson – Lincoln deputy named Andrew Johnson, while Kennedy named successor Lyndon Johnson.

Andrew Johnson who succeeded Lincoln, was born in 1808, while Kennedy’s successor Lyndon Johnson was born in 1908 – the difference of 100 years.

John Wilkes Booth was born in 1839 was Lincoln’s killer, while Lee Harvey Oswald was the murderer of Kennedy was born in 1939, also one hundred years of differences.

Once shot Lincoln at Ford’s Theater, Booth fled to a warehouse nearby. While Oswald shot Kennedy from the roof of a warehouse and fled to a nearby theater building.

LINCOLN and KENNEDY formed of seven letters, while Andrew Johnson and Lyndon Johnson who replaced both the President has 13 letters.

While the name John Wilkes Booth and Lee Harvey Oswald was respectively contain 15 letters.
The two murders suicide both comes from the southern United States and both have extreme views.

Before the time trial, both killed by other criminals.

…not really spooky…but fun to read…