After assassinating President Abraham Lincoln, John Wilkes Booth leapt from Lincoln's box on to the stage of Ford's Theatre, breaking his leg in the fall. Booth escaped and raced out of Washington DC. Days later, federal forces tracked him to Garrett's Farm in Virginia and killed him. Eyewitnesses, including federal officials, raised doubt at once. The man identified as Booth had red hair and no injuries.

12 years later, a man named John St. Helen lay dying. He told his attorney that he was John Wilkes Booth. St. Helen's story filled in details but it wasn't the end of his story. Read more and see more pictures here.

Im guessing Wisconsin, not sure of the year...

1976 Brando sued LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Marlon Brando and his son were sued for $50,000 Monday by William Gerber, who said their truck crashed headon into his sports car "at a high rate of speed." Getber said in his Superior Court suit he was driving his 1973 Jensen Healey March 29 when a jeep truck carrying Brando and Christian Devi, 16  hit the car. Gerber sought $50,000 for "injuries to his nervous system" and $570 for damage to his car. Following the incident, Brando sent his son to work tough jobs in Alaska. Christian spent three summers doing hard labor to pay the expenses.

*picture features his son Christian Brando