Rising from the stage, Booth shouted "Sic semper tyrannus!" (which is latin for "As always to tyrant") and ran across the stage and toward the back of the theatre. Booth rushed out the back door of the theatre to a horse being held for him by Joseph Burroughs. Booth mounted the horse and swept rapidly down an alley, then to the left toward F Street and disappeared into the Washington darkness...
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Booth mounted the horse and swept rapidly down an alley, then to the left toward F Street and disappeared into the Washington darkness. Meanwhile back up at the presidential box there have been cries that the president has been murdered. "I instantly arose, and in response to cries for help and a surgeon I crossed the aisle and vaulted over the seats in a direct line to the president's box forcing my way through the excited crowd...
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